I have a 52 lb. female Goldendoodle. Would the medium, 3.0 millimeter be a good choice, or should the prongs be smaller?
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I have a 55lbs lab and the prongs could be a little smaller. I'd suggest the next size down.
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I use this for my 40lb Shar Pei, and it seems like a good size. For your Goldendoodle I think it would be fine. I definitely wouldn't go down a size. Maybe up a size, if anything.
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No, the 3.0 millimeter would be a great. I have a 40 lb. mix and the size of the prongs where great on him. This should be a perfect fit on your dog just make sure it fits snugly around the neck of your dog to keep the safety aspects of collar intact.
1298561
Nope. This is perfect for you. I have a 40lb. Puppy and this does just great.
648518
I believe it reduces the tension on the cable, thus reducing the chances of the cable breaking. If you have a large, strong dog, the heavier silver cable would be more appropriate. This cable is fine for small - medium sized dogs.
706509
well I measure my dog...he is 15- 15 1/2...I got the small they are adjustable...and I have a real hard time getting the two connections together...Dog doesn't want to wait...I think I would go medium and adjust...I have a mina. austrailian shepard...and full of hair so it is doubly difficult to attach...It is worth it however, as it does change the walk...like it...I forget what size the medium fits...
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My golden needed restriction for surgery and he weighs 70#. I think I bought large which helped him to spread out. If u plan on using as a Dane gets bigger large would be better. Depends on weight too. If he weighs around 50, maybe could get by w medium.
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I would suggest a medium. My dachshunds are about that weight and the medium works perfect!
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I personally think this one is fine for your Golden. I have toy poodles and am actually thinking of downgrading!
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I think it will be too big. We have a 35lb Beagle mix and when we put it around her neck there is an extra foot of strap hanging off. We have to put a rubber band around the collar and tuck the tail end up under it or it drags on the ground. In hindsight I probably should have got a bigger collar but I thought she'd grow more. I haven't seen the next size down though, so I don't know how that would fit. Also I don't know if it's possible to get a smaller strap for this unit.
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We have Goldendoodles. The prongs on the device work for one of them but we had to get 1 inch attachments for our other one. It really depends on the thickness of the fur. Should you get the attachments, make sure to get two. Some people, including myself, thought that there were two in one order when there really was only one. You will need two though. Good luck!
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If your dog is not likely to be growing into a thicker neck, I would think (but can't be certain) that the small, which claims to go up to 12" and is only 3/4" wide might be the better choice. Otherwise you will have a lot of extra loop hanging down (which dog could get caught on). I have only had experience with the 1" wide large & medium collars. Good luck to you and your canine pal!
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I would think that a medium would be the size you would use on your Labradoodle. I have a German shorthair pointer and that is the size I use on her. Nice thing with these collars you can take links out or add. Very easy to do! Great collar! Hope this helps you!
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I see from the sizing chart that you could go with either the medium or the medium/large, but since the medium/large is 1" versus .75" I would go with the latter. This harness is more lightweight to begin with than others on the market. My dog chewed through it the first time I put it on him (unsupervised, my bad).
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Hello Jude. I got the large one because I have a Great Dane but you should be OK with the medium one or even the small one. This product is really good. I tried others and they break easily. This product is also very long so you don't have to bend down. Make sure the medium size is as long as the larger size and measure the distance between your hand and the ground to see if you would like either the medium or large. If you get the large one, it won't hurt you as it is very tall (I don't know about the medium one) but if the medium one is as tall then go for the medium one as the size of the spoon/grabber in either the large or medium size would be sufficient for the size of poop you will be picking up! I would be more worry about how TALL it is between the two! :P Hope this helps!
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I think this unit would be powerful enough. I have a 50 lb. goldendoodle and I have never had a problem with the power. I would use the high speed setting rather than low.
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I'm sure a medium would be fine. My poodle is at 17 lbs. and I have a small aerodawg. It works perfectly. It only has to cover the snout.
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Hi i own the 3mm one and for me its very difficult to put it on n off the dog ie open the links.then again im a small person But the tip of the prongs are well rounded. Now im currently using a herm sprenger quick release one, so far it hasnt pop open on my dobe
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BTW, we did order a medium orange. I'm pretty sure that toy poodles are not as big as Chibi the Pug is. I think I'd go with small. Best to you.
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Hello Congrats on the new puppy. The 4 inch would be good to start with but he will grow and the 10 inch will be needed. We have a Goldendoodle and we bought the 10 inch after she was a year old. It really makes it easier for her to eat. This is a great product and it is the best looking one out there.It will last a long time,well worth the money.I bought it when it was on sale. Cant remember how much I saved but I think it was $10 to $20 dollars. I hope this helped you.