i have a 36 lb basset who is going blind would this one work for her?
1670070
It may be cutting it close. Some of the buttons might unsnap when zipping it or during vigorous walking, it happens with my dog and its fine. The wheels might wear sooner, they are kinda cheap.
1670071
Just make sure the appartaus is secured to the bars with the provided velcro and everything should be fine.
293812
My dog is 60 pounds and it works for her. I would imagine that it would work for a bigger dog, the size definitely isn't an issue.
1781240
Yes we got for my mother who is blind. Once she knew where it was and got used to the step up she really loves it.
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I would think so, it works for cats too and they're usually pretty light. I got mine for my Rottie and it worked great! but it has 3 different sensitivity settings so there should b one that works for a little guy too.
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It should work well, but, you have to get the right size to prevent the dog from reaching certain areas. In my case, my cat needed eye surgery. It was difficult to know what size to get based on the limited information provided by the seller. I ordered a couple different sizes and tried them out beforehand. The collars are relatively inexpensive, so, it didn't hurt too much to buy an extra collar. Also, be aware that this e-collar needs to be used with your dog's existing collar. There are loops on the inside of the e-collar through which you thread the dog's collar. Otherwise, the dog will just pull of the e-collar. It should work well, but, you have to get the right size to prevent the dog from reaching certain areas. In my case, my cat needed eye surgery. It was difficult to know what size to get based on the limited information provided by the seller. I ordered a couple different sizes and tried them out beforehand. The collars are relatively inexpensive, so, it didn't hurt too much to buy an extra collar. Also, be aware that this e-collar needs to be used with your dog's existing collar. There are loops on the inside of the e-collar through which you thread the dog's collar. Otherwise, the dog will... » Read More It should work well, but, you have to get the right size to prevent the dog from reaching certain areas. In my case, my cat needed eye surgery. It was difficult to know what size to get based on the limited information provided by the seller. I ordered a couple different sizes and tried them out beforehand. The collars are relatively inexpensive, so, it didn't hurt too much to buy an extra collar. Also, be aware that this e-collar needs to be used with your dog's existing collar. There are loops on the inside of the e-collar through which you thread the dog's collar. Otherwise, the dog will just pull of the e-collar. « Show Less
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36 comfortable for my 52 lb basset -- 42 should be OK. They are so easy to pack up and take with you. Lightweight for carrying in and out of hotels -- we have 2 blue ones for our 2 bassets and they come with us and La Quinta great play for doggies.
912155
We use it on our pugs on the 2nd setting. They dont bark when its on. they learn quickly. I think it would be fine on the lowest setting.
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The receiver that is in the picture would definitely work. The one shown is for stubborn dogs. I have a 90lb German Shepherd that wears that collar. If you have a 20lb dog, you may want to try the other version of the collar. Also if your dog has short hair, you may want to use the small "prongs". If the dog has long hair, use the longer "prongs". Ken
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The one that comes with table may work well for small dogs. I purchase an eyelet hook harness separately because my dogs are 30 and 60 pounds. No problems. It works great it! Before I had the grooming table I had trouble with my dogs allowing me to groom them but now they know when we are using the grooming table they are going to be groomed including cutting nails(which they hate). Money well spent!
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I have two different size dogs. It seem to work better for my dog who weighs about 60lbs my other dog who weighs about 80lbs it wouldn't stop her. But I think also matters how old your dog is. If you start them as a puppy they respond better than being an older dog
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not me. smaller dogs. All I can say is I set it for medium to train my Irish setter mix (60 lbs). The first time it shocked her she literally did a back flip and started yowling. Needless to say, I turned it all the way down before trying it again. So turned up it should at least get their attention?Good luck.
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The small one worked really well on a 30 pound dog. It will be big on a 12 pound dog, not sure how much you can snug it up with the velcro, but you could just let it hang.
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Our dog is about 45 lbs, works for her. I would think it would work for a bigger dog as well.
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yes, it seems to help her a little bit. She seems to be used to it and when she is really sore she always lift me her leg like to me like she want it on. I have a black lab and bought the largest size and it could be a little bigger. Also You really have to make sure you put it on snug or it will slip down.Hope this helps.
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I have a 90 lb Doberman and it works great. I would suggest a much smaller collar and voltage. You might even try the spray collar if your issue is barking. Good luck!
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I believe this collar should work for your dog as well, since it worked for our sheltie, which also barks a lot.
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They have different sizes. I think for a Bassett hound I would try the smaller one. It really helped my dog heal from a torn acl. He jumps and runs fine now