I have a lab/border collie mix puppy, is there a good chance that this collar will fit her once full grown?
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Not sure if this will help but I have a Pit bull/ Boston Terrier mix and she is about 50 pounds and the collar fits well and has plenty of room to make even bigger.
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My daughter's Lab is about 90# and a large Border Collie comes in at around 50#, so my best guess is this collar will be too large. It fits my 170# Cane Corso very well. You don't want the collar to be too large or the dog can slip out of it at he worst possible time--or the collar can get caught up on something and be a danger to it. I once rescued a neighbor's Collie that was hanging by its collar off a chain link fence. Don't ever want to see that again. Good luck with your new puppy.
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My thought is by the time the pup is full grown you'd want a new collar. Because even though they last months and you can wash them in the dishwasher, it's just nice to get another one in a different color. My full grown Pyrenees has had hers over a year and the color doesn't bleed into her fur, the color is still as intense, and the locking mechanism is still working great, the collar is still like news. But still. Nice to have a change in fashion statements -- And have an extra when one is in the wash.
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I think it should. I have a Cavalier King Charles and it is really big on her. lots of room to expand if needed.
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We bought one for our black lab / Australian Shepard almost a year ago. She is still using it and she is active. She is 2 years old. Good quality collar and if it does not fit amazon is really good with returns!
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I have a 75 pound lab-boxer and it fits him nicely...but his neck is probably not as big as yours...he has more the lab neck instead of the boxer neck. The collar is very sturdy and is great for water dogs!
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I bought my collar for one of my dogs who weighs about 15 lb. I don't know what her neck size isbut it fit her just fine with adjustment. I think it would probably fit a 14 in. neck ok.
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As a matter of fact, I'm using it on a Beagle mix now, and it will fit just fine. There is enough collar that you can cut off the extra.
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You don't need to know exactly what the measurements are. You can slide the belts and make the collar bigger or smaller. Try to match the size of the breed to the size of the collar in a literal way: small breeds take a small, medium breeds take a medium etc
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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.
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Hi, my dog is a 30 lb. Rat Terrier and I bought the large collar and cut it to fit. Hope that helps,Joan
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I bought a medium sized collar and it IS adjustable. I would imagine the small one will be too. Just double check with the seller directly to be sure.
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It fit my Scottish Terrier when she was six months old--they have different sizes. You can always return it if it doesn't fit.
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It will be a little large, but your puppy should grow into it. Our lab mix is around 40lbs. and I took it up about an inch each side of the neck adjustment to get it as tight as I wanted. The girth adjustments still could be tightened or loosened.
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I Bought This For My 7week Old Cocker Spaniel (12in). The Collar is a Little Big But Wont Come Off! Not Sure The Type Of Dog You Have But The Medium Is Perfect For Our Puppy Because She's Growing So Quickly. Hope This Helps And It Is A Beautiful Collar By The Way.
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I've used this type of collar on dogs with shorter necks...think as long as you measure accurately and order the corresponding size, you will be okay - good luck to you and your poochie - this type of collar is the only one that works for active dogs (in our experience!).
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I wasn't able to use collar -- my dog didn't weigh enough. I would call the Dogtra people and see what they say. Good luck!
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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.
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I would think that a medium would be the size you would use on your Labradoodle. I have a German shorthair pointer and that is the size I use on her. Nice thing with these collars you can take links out or add. Very easy to do! Great collar! Hope this helps you!
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As the owner of a dog daycare, I have seen several of these collars and they have a very long strap. We see people re-looping the end back through the D ring, or cut off the excess. In any event, I believe this collar will fit your puppy with plenty of room to grow.