What size buster cube is good for an 8 week old bernese mountain dog puppy?
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I would go with a large. It may be a bit akward for him now but he will grow into it quick. I have a large for my dogs and all sizes from a Maltese to a Great Dane use it.
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You might want a smaller size. As long as your puppy can't chew on it. My Bernese can get it in her mouth but she's unable to chew on it.
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It is about the size of a square tissue box . My dog is aprox 50lbs and full grown but I'd think it would be fine for a larger puppy.
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The biggest size, I think. The large size is very big, but your puppy will be a big dog.
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My dogs are all huge sonthis size is good for me. Look on Amazon or gondirectly to Goughnuts site to see if they make extra small. It took more than a year before I had to send mine in for free replacement and I have a shepherd/rottie mix and a Chessie and they have big,destructive mouths and these toys hold up to them. I think if they make a smaller size you will be glad you bought it.
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My dog is a 70 lb, 8 month old Golden Retriever cross w/ Bernese Mountain dog and there's plenty of room. My igloo is x-large.
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I have m/l for a Bernese Mt Dog and small for a 30 lb cattle dog mix. I think you want extra small.
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I bought the 8-inch for our 50lb dog. It's about the size of a soccer ball, so it's perfect for kicking. My old roommate also had a 30lb Lhasapoo, and I bought her the 8-inch ball, too. It was her absolute favorite toy. Our bigger dog hasn't done much damage to it yet, but she only plays with it outside. My roommate's dog chewed the handle off in about a week or two, but it rolls better without the handle, so it was probably a good thing.
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I would go with jumbo personally. My dog is 85 lbs and some of his droppings barely fit but normally plenty of space in it.
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I got the 5" for my Westie-Poo, probably about the same size dog. My 2 grown 100 lb Labs play with it too. Seems sturdy and fun. My Labs usually destroy a toy in a day am very happy we have had it a week already!
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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 the small would be right for your pup. I have a basset hound who weighs about 50lbs and has 27.5-28 inch girth. I got the medium and it fits fine (smallest girth on medium is 28) with plenty of room to grow as he ages. It is a great harness. He pulls less. I find the handle helpful and offers great control of his excitement when small children approach and want to pet him. There is a video at the manufacturers' website that shows you how to measure. http://www.dtdogcollars.com/DT-Harness-High-quality-Nylon-Dog-Harness-p/dth6.htm
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That's a good question. We have a Basset Hound who will be 2 in a few weeks and we went with the 10 inch so he's not bending over to eat. My guess is your Doberman will be as tall as my 2 yo Basset!
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We purchased ours for an 8lb puppy. I believe that the instructions say its for dogs 8lbs and up. The collar can be made smaller or bigger, you just have to be careful of the antenna located in the collar. It worked well with our puppy. Also there are different settings for the strength of the shock so make sure it's not on the highest setting when you first try it. You can work your way up to find the setting that works best.
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Not sure, I have the small bone tag on a 8lb puppy and its fine. I would say apprx. 2" W
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For a Lab I would recommend the wider one. I bought this for my 13 year old 25 pound mix breed, but she is too afraid to use it. It is a great idea, but start using it early!
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I've only used the small one for 8-12 week old puppies...at 12 weeks my pups weigh about 15 pounds, I guess I would recommend erring on the side of caution and use the medium, especially if your dog is an aggressive chewer. It will hold more kibble and there would be no risk of the squirrel getting caught in your dog's throat. My dogs LOVE this toy, it's the only hard rubber type toy they've ever used, for my 45-55 pound girls I use the medium, and for my big guy (100 pound Shepherd cross) I use the large. Typically I fill the squirrels with kibble and put a smear of peanut butter across the fill hole. Keeps them busy and happy for hours!
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small 15-20" 10-20lbs maltese, pekingese medium 17-24" 20-35lbs beagle, boston terrier, cocker
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Yes, this would be a great size for a Jack Russel. However, Terriers are very smart and have active digging tendencies. I recommend lots and lots of obedience training and walks (or allowing him to dig ) to burn off some energy before putting him away. If he has lots of chew toys to attract his attention this would be great. It is soft, and he can't hurt himself or get stuck like a crate. Just be careful to watch and make sure he doesn't chew the mesh or edges of the windows and you should be fine. Lots of room for pee pads etc.
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I bought the blue one for my yorkie (6lbs), he fits but not a lot of extra space, I would think you will need 2 , unless they have a large one, then that would work. Hope this helped