what size should we get for a 52 lb german shorthaired pointer
2016621
I bought an xl for my dog and it is huge. It would fit a very large dog, maybe a Saint Bernard or a large lab.
2016622
I purchased this size for my 65 lb lab. It fits nice but the neck area is rather loose. If he lies down the neck gets pulled down to his shoulders :(It is made well though.
2016623
Large unless he is overweight. My dog is a 50 lb doodle and hers fits only when her hair is long
1503238
Our pointer is very tall and at 1 year weighs 85 lbs. Its plenty tall enough and spacious enough for him. Sometimes we find him and our 45lbs beagle in the same crate.
457389
You might try a medium actually my pit is 70 ib n the large is good for him. But the padding is a little light so I want to add some more so he floats better. Also the return policy is awesome so if it doesn't fit u can return it and order the right size.
1076002
We bought a small for our 20 lb dog. You may want to go up a size. love the handle on top.
1767986
Our dog is 45-50 lbs and we got the 36" and it's perfect. So you may want to go up a size from the 36".
1907529
Our dog is at about 50 pounds but has large paws --- his paws are right at the 3" size and these work very well.If you dog has bigger paws I'd go up a size.
1228440
I went to granitegearstore.com and found the specs. Measure the dog at the widest point of their girth. XSmall fits 23-26", Small fits 26-29", Medium fits 29-32", Large fits 32-35", XLarge fits 35-38". I have a 75 lb. German Shepherd with a 29 1/2" girth, so I got the medium. The measurements are spot on. It fits her perfectly with close to 3 extra inches to grow into if needed. So you would have to measure the girth of your dog for an accurate size.
1955944
My German shorthair pointer was 70 lbs... These fit well... Definitely go with x large. These were not as good as I hoped... Ended up needed disposables.. These leaked in the night.
64524
I also have a big boy GSD. I would buy big just in case. You can always take as many links out as you need to fit it properly.
1907197
I purchased a large for my 75 lb. German Shepherd. That is my only point of reference. The first time I got one, I got the XL and needed to take a prong out. I think a medium would be good for your doodle. Good luck.
1929129
Get a large size I have a 70lb Boxer Dane Mastiff mix.Medium neck isn't big enough and he isn't big even though his breed suggest he is.
24131
I suggest the 5". There's no draw back to getting a larger one. The toy isn't made to be carried around by the dog, but rolled and pawed around. Its lightweight, even with food or treats, so there's no worry about the bigger one being too heavy. Like others said, the larger one would hold more and would have less of a chance of being lost under things. Go big! =)
72519
I ordered an extra large for my German Shepherd who is 100-105 lbs. It is adjustable. The pictures of the package suggest a Medium for the weight of your dog, but you should measured his neck. Do a search online and you will find the proper way to measure.
61703
You can only adjust around the waist with the velcro and there is a little pull tab that makes the tail hole smaller. Our german/lab mix is about 70-75lbs and they fit, but they have gotten slightly looser over time. I don't think the XXL size would be good (that's the size I'm using), but possibly a smaller size. The pull string on the tail eventually becomes useless because it gets messed up when you wash it and it sticks to the velcro. If you get the right size meant for the your weight of dog, my guess is it should be okay - can always put it on and if it doesn't fit, send it back?
623754
I ordered a large and I have an eighty pound German shorthair pointer. Large was a perfect fit
1466480
Agree with the others, go with a bigger one. I have a 45 lb lab mix and it is bug enough for him to curl up and stretch out. Double him, and I would say go for the 52".
805285
I would go with a size "small" ... that's what we use for our 19lb. dachshund.