Will this work on welsh corgi's 26 lbs?
2025471
if its a corgi I would try the next size down; my dog is a border collie/ sheltie 50 lbs and this was just the right size for him
2169037
It should. It is pretty long which is one of the reasons we purchased these for our Corgis. Our male is approx. 28 lbs. and about 24inches long and he has enough room to turn around and lie down comfortably.
146081
It has an adjustable speed so it should work. I have 2 little 12 lb mutts and i use it on a medium setting and it does great. Also the cylindrical attachments come in different coarsenesses (like a nail file fine and coarse). It's well worth the investment to not cut their quicks anymore.
280460
I use on a 20 lb dog and it's fine. Just had to make adjustments to the collar.
1298963
No this works great for puppies that aren't strong enough to push it over. Once my corgi got older he would ram it and tip it over then run around the house like a mouse in a mouse wheel. My suggestion is learn how to properly crate train him. It took time, patience, and help from a trainer to get my corgi crate trained. Now he loves his crate and will go into it all on his own
1193167
i would not recomend it on a dog that small. i used it on a cocker spaniel dog that wieghs approximatly 15 pounds.
1368310
I don't see why not. if you can entice the dog to balance. I have a more sedentary corgi, and I can't see her doing it. But I don't see her running on a treadmill either!
2163119
I have used it very successfully for under 10 lb Papillons. I'm sure it would work for larger breeds.
172843
Depending on how big your dog is it should work ok. I used it for my Cane Corso Puppies on a tile floor. It worked until they got around 35lbs and climbed over it. It comes with 3 clips which I used to attach to a hook on the wall to keep it from moving.
1282217
Yes, I would think so. Our larger Corgi is about 28 lbs. and 23" long and has plenty of room. You definitely want to allow time for it to air out before your first use. We are very happy with our purchase
2184211
Yes. I actually would suggest this rather than the smaller version. I have a 40lb beagle mix and this size works for her. You will need to remove multiple links to fit your dog's neck, but I would still get the bigger link size.
1369850
I thinks so. We have a 16lb dog and it works for her - just get the smaller size.
2170684
This will def work. Works on my 90+ pound rottweiler as well as my grams small (around 15 pounds) minature Italian greyhound
1723636
It should work. I have a dachshund that is long and weighs 24lbs. He seems just fine in it.
2008062
It works well on our 70-80 lb. Lab and Labradoodle mix. My sister used it on her 90 lb. Great Dane. All were properly introduced to the system and all boundaries were flagged.
1203361
25 to 26 inches should work with enough overlap for the attachment. We have it on a 102 pound German Shepherd with 9 inches to spare.
1838421
Hi there. I used it on a small Norfolk terrier, weight 8kg (about 17.6 pounds). It was big and bulky for him around his neck. I would think that it would be far too big to fit under the chin of a tiny 5 pounder.