I have a tweenie dachshound with a longer snout, will it work?
914632
I have used it with my two chihuahuas very successfully. Getting them to relax and let me use it was the challenge. But it works well.
914633
If you hold the snout closed and put the cup part over just the nose, it should work ok. It might not be a tight seal, but there is a valve that only opens with inspiration, so instead of 3 or 4 breaths, 5 or 6 would do.
914634
Yes, it works wonderful for Dogs and Cats. There is a nozzle size for you precious pet.
914635
I use it for my toy poodle without any problems. I'm not sure why you need it for your dog, but I know that it works well for mine. I would check the return policy so that you can return it if necessary. Good luck!
914636
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by a 'tweenie' dachshound, but I have a 21 lb. Basenji. I ordered the small size. The larger of the of the 2 masks that were included in the box fits her. It works fine. Another person commented that she couldn't make a seal around her dog's snout. I can't make a good seal either, but I feel sure she gets the medicine. Good luck!
914637
Yes. You get two sizes of cups. My 27 pound terrier mix actually uses the larger one.
914638
I will give you some details about the Aero-Dawg that hopefully will give you wisdom about it working for your baby. I have a Chihuahua. Two different sized rubber mouthpieces are supplied. I find it difficult to make a seal around her lil snout. Her allergist and her pulmonary specialist have demonstrated it on her, and they didn't get a seal around her snout, either, but felt she was getting the medication sufficiently. My husband and I administer it together. One of us holds her, and the other holds the Aero-Dawg. I have used it on her by myself, when he's been away---so one person can administer it. Since there are two sizes of mouthpieces, you should be able to use it for a Doxie. I can't imagine how it works for a flat faced dog. I hope I've helped. Best wishes---we are former Doxie parents.
914639
I believe it will. My late dog, a Yorkie, had a slightly longer snoot and although he wasn't that pleased about it, it does work just need slow deliberate gentle action.....
782366
It totally depends on how determined your dog is. Our 16 lb dachshund is hardly fazed by the highest level. He is very stubborn and he will continue to bark after several "shocks". So on occasion I have to resort to a muzzle, for everyone's best interest . :/
1429759
There is a good chance it will fit. Collar seems long enough. It works for our dogs. They still bark, just not as much.
1532142
The only way to make it smaller would be to cut it off at one of the stabilizer rings. I am not sure how effective that would be, but it might work. My dog was still a puppy -- 6 months old when we got it for him. He had never seen one and went right for it. He loves it. He is about 19 1/2 pounds now and about 13 inches high at the shoulders. Good luck. Sounds like your pup is adventuresome! Good luck.
646083
It might be tough on a husky with the longer hair. I have a german shepard they have shorter hair and it works great, but for yours I'm really not sure.
1557687
I think it would, but this plush is quite a bit smaller than a regular size doxie. This is more of a mini size. I had what they call a tweenie dox and this plush would be too small for a tweenie also. I think you could model after, but increase the size of the garment.
1483677
Yes it does. They are about a half cm longer than the ones installed in the collar. I have had great success with the shorter ones on my bloodhound who doesn't have the longest of fur but does have a ton of extra skin/folds.
1557038
I don't think so, I have a blue nose pitbull thats a little taller than regular pits and its perfect for him.
1917141
Just go to bulldog website and check the dimensions. It will tell you if the pinky tip will fit the bulldog. Its easy to do, just get their dimensions, measure your Kahr and match it to their products dimensions including the pinky tip, its all there!
1201889
No, I have a 7 lb papillon and it was too big. I ended up getting a muzzle with out a muzzle and then sewing on a plastic mesh I got at the hardware store. I only use this for walks as he swallows rocks. I trained him by putting small treats in the muzzle and after 2 weeks it wasn't a problem putting it on. I bought 3 or 4 muzzles and they were all too big. Good luck
849899
most likely the bull terrier will not be able to fit his muzzle in the grooves. i had a boston terrier who used this and she had a hard time with the grooves.
698890
Yes it will but u will.have to adjust it. The straps are really long, for them to properly fit my yorkies I had to measure and cut the collar straps then I used heavy duty thread to sew strap where it had been cut. Or you can just cut the unit off the strap and try to find another collar to put it on.
1368718
Yes, I think it is. It is difficult for my 12 pound dachshund to get down into the crevices (hence the delay in eating) so I think you should look for one that is for a tiny doggie.
1952992
Probably, mine is an 8# Maltese/Yorkie cross. Fits fine. Didn't take hime long to figure out when the collar was on or off. He changes his behaviour accordingly.
1060742
Rather than by weight, your best bet would be to measure your dog neck to snout, and check out the company's sizing guide and video @ http://www.allfourpaws.com/the_comfy_cone-sizing_guidelines.php. The example breed they show for the medium size is a French bulldog, so that might likely be your dog's correct size. Hope this helps!
797547
Yes,I have a small feisty chihuahua and the module is not too big. I had to trim he collar to make it smaller and secure it with a zip tie. It works fine and with the adjustment buckle it will fit dogs that are a bit bigger.
299349
It should. I used it for my dachshund when she was a baby. I don't really use it for her now because she's too long. However, if I needed something in a pinch that was really short term (like transporting her somewhere) I might use it.