I have an Italian Spinone, with super large paws, anyone have any experience with a larger pawed pup?
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Probably wouldn't fit. I can't remember if there are two sizes. I have an English Toy Spaniel, so I'm not really the correct person to ask.I originally had given a negative review on this product but the owner sent me a replacement and it works great.
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I would use the large Paw Wash. If you have any problems please contact me at katie@thepawwash.com and I would be more than happy to help!
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Probably wouldn't fit. I can't remember if there are two sizes. I have an English Toy Spaniel, so I'm not really the correct person to ask. I originally had given a negative review on this product but the owner sent me a replacement and it works great.
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The washer narrows in the middle which applies a bit of pressure as the paw plunges back and forth. My 55 lb golden retriever's paws come close to filling that part on the large size paw wash. Hope this helps.
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I also have 2 large dogs. And the cat is the one on it the most. So far so good. Over 2yrs for my 1st one. Stiletto type shoes are not recommended but unless the claws are overly long and sharp you should be fine.
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i find the back paws to be smaller than the front ones. my dog is 95 lbs (lab/doberman) and the medium is perfect for the back paws but the large was just a bit too big for his front paws and the medium is too snug for the front paws. i measured as suggested from the ultra paws website.
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I have a small for my cat and I just tried it on our yorkie and it was too big, one swipe from his paw and it was off, however I did not loop his collar thru it, but it did appear to big in general.
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The large booties I bought we're for a medium sized 80# Lab. Which were good. A Bernese, I believe, is a larger dog. An X-large would seem a better fit but it would behoove you to check with the suppliers return policy in case you need to return for a different size. These booties work well in snow, on gravely/aphalt surfaces or paws of dogs with sensitive pads.
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I have the large, my 120 pound pittie and 55 pound Dalmatian mix are very comfy on it. There's room for my 10 pound yorkie but he prefers my lap! Mine will lay together and take turns. I say try the large and then decide if you need to add another!
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I own a 60 lb Siberian husky mix she absolutely loves this house! I put her memory foam dog bed inside it and seeing her all curled up cozy and comfy is a great feeling. I'm not sure how much your rotti weighs but I'm thinking an extra large would probably be better. I'm not sure the flooring on this dog house would hold up to a huge dog like your rotti. That is unless you reinforced the floor somehow with maybe some plywood or something like that.
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Put the dogs paw on a piece of paper, mark the widest part of the paw with a marker on both sides of the paw, measure between the two marks. I have a 20 pound male, Lhasa Apso; a "small" size Pawz boot works well even with vigorous attempts, by the litter bugger, to get them off. However, after one or two attempts he settles down and goes for his walk without any apparent notice that they are there. I have tried other boots this one works and since his is sensitive to winter road salt Pawz was the answer.
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Probably the same. Try all size larger than what you have. I have a bull terrier and mixed breed and replace the nylabones periodically. They are not indestructible
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I have a dashund/corgi. And the booties aren't very big. My dog never wore them because they were too small.
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Dependsw on what you mean by 'Large': both my 60 lb Vizsla and my sister's 70 lb Golden Retriever make it through the door without hesitation. Marmaduke of Clifford might have issues though:) Good luck.
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Our Shih-Tzu's are 22lb and 27lb. Their front paws are about that size. The XXS booties fit perfect.
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We have an 18 lb. Tibetan Spaniel. Works great on his paws. I like it better than the bath towel we were using. Washes well, too.
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Nope, this one is too big. Ours was an Australian Silky terrier (bigger than a Chihuahua) but it was still too big. But for the price, it was ok - we did a bit of sewing to make the muzzle fit.
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I have a German Shepherd/Rott/Lab mix that it works great for..! He weighs approx 125lbs and would initially jump in and out of my SUV. After he pulled a muscle doing this, I resorted to searching the web for something other than a set of steps that would be more cumbersome for me to handle. Hence, I found the OttoStep.....best thing going!! I love it and so does he..!! He was a little leery at first, but quickly picked up the concept. He does not have to jump at all. I would highly recommend it, especially for larger, older four legged friends. Hope this helps in making your decision. :)
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one of mine got pretty big, but it get a lot of color on it. So not an exotic breed or something.
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John, which size worked for your puppy dog? I have a 12 lb Maltese and have been trying to decide which size to get... Thanks.