Medium or Large for 102 lb Bulldog mix? He's a year old so he might get thicker, has a big barrel chest, 36" girth, but short body length(from neck to tail about 24 inches). Primary use would be 3 day camping/backpacking trips.Thanks in advance Medium or Large for 102 lb Bulldog mix? He's a year old so he might get thicker, has a big barrel chest, 36" girth, but short body length(from neck to tail about 24 inches). Primary use... » Read More Medium or Large for 102 lb Bulldog mix? He's a year old so he might get thicker, has a big barrel chest, 36" girth, but short body length(from neck to tail about 24 inches). Primary use would be 3 day camping/backpacking trips.Thanks in advance « Show Less
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I'd go with the large. I have a smaller dog, about 45-50 and it ran decently big, but considering she's 1/2 the size, a large might be good.
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Medium. The Large is for dogs who are as large as a horse (no exaggeration).
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Hi, I purchased a medium for my pitbull mix who weights about 70 pounds. It fits him perfectly, so I believe a large would suit your dog better. I use it for hiking and it works great to hold our waters!
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medium for now, but he may grow a little bit more. I use mine in a 95 lb. German Sheppard. fits very nice
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I have a 186lb English Mastiff and have the XL. My ex-wifes English Bulldog is only 60lbs. So splitting the differance, I would go with the medium.
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Go with a large. You can always adjust it to be smaller not bigger. I have a Rottweiler and I wish I have gottan the large size.
2201915
I have a 17 lb Jack Russell and he uses a medium. Mostly for the length and girth of his chest. :)
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Dear Joseph Thanks for your inquiry,the chest size of this producds is as below: xs:10 to 13 inch s: 13 to 15 inch m: 14 to 17 inch l: 16 to 19 inch XL: 19 to 23 inch Pls kindly check,we supposed medium size should be suitable for your dog. Thanks/b.rgds AISON TRADE LTD
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Sporn.com gives neck/lbs measurements. I personally think a small would be plenty big. My shihtzu maltese mix has a 11" neck/17" chest and a small is big on him.He weights 14 lbs.
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It really depends on how big he is and how long his outdoor expedition is going to be. If its just a day trip you might want to go with a 70 oz two liter design. If it's for an overnight treck having a extra liter of water may come in handy.overall this bladder is an excellent product that has quite a few accessories that can go with it. And just like clothes he can grow into it, itll definitively come in handy and last a long time if you take proper care of it. I hope this helps :)
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Go by the weight of your dog. The packs range sizes by weight, if you base your decision on that, you will do fine. If it helps, my dog is lean and about 40 lbs. He wears a medium, he will end up being close to 50lbs when full grown and it will still fit him fine.
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Medium is good. I got medium for my German Shepard when he was only 30 lbs and he's 60 lbs now and still plays with it all the time. It fits his mouth and I have no concern of him swallowing it.
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How much does your Doberman weigh? I have a young Swiss Mountain Dog mix that is very skinny and is built a bit like a Doberman. He weighs about 70lbs but he is very tall and lanky. We got him an Extra Large and we were able to adjust the straps down to fit him, though if he were too much smaller I don't think it would have worked. The straps have a lot of adjustability though and they would have supported a MUCH larger dog. Honestly, the Large size probably would have been a better fit for my dog and I would guess for yours as well. The straps allow for quite a bit of adjustment though, so you should probably be fine as long as you don't get small. Haha. I definitely recommend getting this backpack though, it really is great.
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I don't think it is too big/heavy. Although it depends on the breed I suppose. Although my dog is full grown, I would have used this on him when he was a pup. My dog is an Olde English Bulldogge.
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I can't give you an exact answer but its pretty long. Both dogs are old English bulldogs. The male is nearly 70 lbs. He has a lot of extra skin around his neck. I have never had a problem fitting the e collar around his neck. I would say that his neck is fatter than the average dog neck.
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the guidelines offered by are pretty good. The only reason you might make different considerations is the type of dog. I have greyhounds who have barrel chests and require more room. Good luck.
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From memory they do make a couple of diff sizes so you obviously would need to go for large dog. Hopefully when he grows you won't need to zap him anymore.
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I am not sure if this will help but my dog is about 40lbs and an Italian grey hound mix. She is wearing a medium with the straps adjusted as tight as they can be. I think bull dogs tend to have wider more barreled chests, so maybe a medium would work for you as well. Hope this helps. It was the best investment I made as a dog owner.
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Its really all about weight. This is probably pretty close to allow for some growth. We bought the medium for our sons 11th birthday and he's about 80 lbs. the zap web site has some guidelines on sizing as well.
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There's no way for me to tell you what size would fit best. You need to measure length, neck, and girth for best fit. I would guess since bulldogs usually have larger necks you may have to go up a size, but it may end up being too long. I would definitely measure to get the best fit! Thanks, Sara @ Richards4Nutrition
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I wish there was some way to ask your friend how long his corgi is from neck to tail. 16 inches is pretty long but Corgi's are sort of squatty. The 16 inch I have fits my 20lb. Schnoodle, it may fit the corgi, it would be great if these came in a large but they do not. The material does have some give, it is really soft and looks so nice.. I sure hope you can get the right fit. All of these dog clothes are never uniform in size that is why it is so difficult to find the right fit. Neck sizes also must be taken into consideration. Not all 24 lb. dogs have the same neck size. Feel free to ask anything else. I hope this helped some. I wish there was some way to ask your friend how long his corgi is from neck to tail. 16 inches is pretty long but Corgi's are sort of squatty. The 16 inch I have fits my 20lb. Schnoodle, it may fit the corgi, it would be great if these came in a large but they do not. The material does have some give, it is really soft and looks so nice.. I sure hope you can get the right fit. All of these dog clothes are never uniform in size that is why it is so difficult to find the right fit. Neck sizes also must be taken into consideration. Not all 24 lb. dogs have the same neck size. Feel free to ask... » Read More I wish there was some way to ask your friend how long his corgi is from neck to tail. 16 inches is pretty long but Corgi's are sort of squatty. The 16 inch I have fits my 20lb. Schnoodle, it may fit the corgi, it would be great if these came in a large but they do not. The material does have some give, it is really soft and looks so nice.. I sure hope you can get the right fit. All of these dog clothes are never uniform in size that is why it is so difficult to find the right fit. Neck sizes also must be taken into consideration. Not all 24 lb. dogs have the same neck size. Feel free to ask anything else. I hope this helped some. « Show Less
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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!