We have a 25 lb Terrier/Chihuahua. What size bowl would you recommend to challenge him the most?
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Personally, I think the flower was very challenging for my 40 lb English bulldog. She has gotten better at it over time, however. I think you should pick the one you like the best!
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My exceptionally food-motivated and clever rattie also has had trouble with this one -- because, like the other poster mentioned, it is just too deep for her to reach the food with her tongue. I was looking for something harder than the pink flower one, which she has too, but this one is almost physically impossible.
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I believe the small coral bowl would be best. My golden would gulp his food whole until we got this style. It is well worth the money and he is now the last to finish eating.
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I have the large drop style and my springer is 35 lbs right now and it seems to do a good job. If you can find a size smaller that might be best for your dog otherwise the large will probably work.
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This is probably too late to help you, but I thought this orange bowl was exceptionally hard for my rat terriers to eat from (I have two, both around 15 pounds). Even though they have "pointy" snouts, the channel is very narrow and the sides are absolutely straight, and their tongues just barely reached the kibble. I now have the pink (flower) one and the blue (drop) one and both work well. For my dogs, the pink is the preferred bowl. They can reach the kibble, but the pink one slows them down more than the blue one.
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It's big enough, but your dog may feel more comfortable with a larger bowl. You would also probably have to fill it daily for an active large dog. Also, since the bowl is smaller, you might have a big splatter problem.
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Eh. Maybe if he squeezes. I have 2 great pyranese (one 93 and one 108 pounds) and they might be able to get through but it would be a tight fit. They haven't tried. I use it for my bostons (15 and 25 pound) and mini pigs (37 and 61 pounds). To be safe, I'd get the xxl.
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Hi, I would go up a size for a West Highland Terrier if not two to give him or her room if you leave them in it for any length of time. I have a 8 pound Pomeranian I use it and it's just enough room for her to move around and have her meals. I own six dogs so this helps with them having a peaceful meal. I hope this helps.....Have a Happy New Year!
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My 25 lbs dog used medium. Depends on mouth expansion! Don't want it all the way in mouth to chew on!
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I would recommend either the large or extra large size. The bowls are a good size.
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This one is pretty sturdy, but I would recommend the orange one(http://www.amazon.com/Kyjen-Slo-Bowl-Feeder-Interactive-Supplies/dp/B00II73DE2/ref=sr_1_23?ie=UTF8&qid;=1395336390&sr;=8-23&keywords;=slow+feed+bowl). The orange version seems to have greater depth and present a better challenge. I purchased both if these and they have been Lab approved. THe plastic is fairly heavy duty but I also have Mastiffs and if left outside with them, this would be mangled, but might still withstand.
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I have a 25lb Cocker Spaniel, and I purchased the 36" crate. It's perfect for his size. Once I put a small bed in there, he is cozy. He can sit up, and stand, but not much more room to move around. As long as you dog likes cozy spaces, I guess this size wouldn't be too bad. Good Luck.
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I would get a 4 cup capacity or larger. You want the dog to have room to move the food around without spilling. A water bowl should be at least as big.
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The plate is approximately 5.75" by 8", so if the puppy wiggles a lot or is larger than that I'd put the puppy in a large bowl or box or something and subtract the weight of whatever you put the puppy into.
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I assume you're talking about the smaller of the two bowls, the Lil Pup? Yes, more than sufficient for a 20lb. dog. I have the Lil Pup for my 35lb. Pit/Shepherd and I think the bowl could probably accommodate a dog up to maybe 50-60 lbs. I use the larger of the two bowls for my 120lb. Alaskan Malamute/Wolf and there is no dog large enough to require a larger bowl than that one.
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The size isn't the problem. I think it's too difficult for a puppy to use. If the pup gobbles food better to get the Indipets bowl with a bump in the middle. That worked better for my 10 month old. He was so frustrated with the Kyjen that he just flipped it over.
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I Think It Would Be too Small. My Chihuahua Is 10 Lbs.and there is A Little Room But Not Enough For A 25 Lb.Dog.
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I'd suggest the smaller version. Our puppy isn't able to get to the treats in the large size toy.
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Hi JoshYes this is a good question. I have a much smaller dog "schnauzer" . She does a great job eating out of bowl, slowly but when she's starving there is very little movement chasing bowl. I give the bowl 5 stars!!
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My 30 lb mix fits, but he's short. My terriers fit best and they're about 15 lbs. If he curls up it's fine, otherwise it may be too small.
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Yes way to big my dog is about 35 lbs and it's perfect for her. You would Definelty need to check out the smaller options or you can even put a toy ball in the bowl to help slow them down or they sell these suction gadgets that you can place to the bottom of their bowls they come in 3 different sizes smallest would prob be best for you ! This way you save $ and it still does the job