I have a greyhound(small head ..what size do I get? He weighs about 70 lbs but with his thin head, what size and will they help with thunder storms
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Maybe a small but to be honest, not sure. I can't speak for every dog but it works for mine.
86595
I have a miniature poodle who was originally supposed to be a toy - I bought the smallest size for her, and there is enough adjustment in the straps that they still fit her. I bought them to take her to concerts (she is my service dog), and she does seem to appreciate them during the louder concerts. She isn't afraid of thunderstorms, so I can't comment on your second question.
86596
can't say about the size but I found that they only lessened the noise but definitely did not block the noise - maybe try a thunder shirt.
1223296
I'd get the smallest size - I think that they're all the same height so the yorkie should be able see out, will have plenty of curl up room and will feel snug without being cramped. We had that size for our 12 pound chiauhua mix and it work well. We bought the medium for our 16 lb rat terrier and it is right for him, but with room for 5 or so more pounds of dog.
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my Italian greyhound is pretty petite and it works great on him. I admit tho its a little bulky under his neck. We just use it for car rides etc...not daily around the house as then I think it would be kind of a nuisance to him...but it does the trick...he only got sprayed the first 3-4 times of use and never been sprayed since he knows that if its on he doesn't bark...its calming actually bc I think in general hes a nervous Nellie and I wondered how he'd respond...it calms his over reaction of barks (fast food drive thrus, picking up kids at busstops etc) he doesn't even bark (but he does excitedly go to the window of the car and etc so it doesn't make him sit subdued and shameful at all) my Italian greyhound is pretty petite and it works great on him. I admit tho its a little bulky under his neck. We just use it for car rides etc...not daily around the house as then I think it would be kind of a nuisance to him...but it does the trick...he only got sprayed the first 3-4 times of use and never been sprayed since he knows that if its on he doesn't bark...its calming actually bc I think in general hes a nervous Nellie and I wondered how he'd respond...it calms his over reaction of barks (fast food drive thrus, picking up kids at busstops etc) he doesn't even bark (but he does... » Read More my Italian greyhound is pretty petite and it works great on him. I admit tho its a little bulky under his neck. We just use it for car rides etc...not daily around the house as then I think it would be kind of a nuisance to him...but it does the trick...he only got sprayed the first 3-4 times of use and never been sprayed since he knows that if its on he doesn't bark...its calming actually bc I think in general hes a nervous Nellie and I wondered how he'd respond...it calms his over reaction of barks (fast food drive thrus, picking up kids at busstops etc) he doesn't even bark (but he does excitedly go to the window of the car and etc so it doesn't make him sit subdued and shameful at all) « Show Less
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My dog weights 50 with alot of hair and the medium is a perfect fit. It has two areas to tighten on the wrap and a flap across the middle with Velcro for a snug fit. My dog loves to wear it even if there isn't a storm. I think a medium should work for you.
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I have a 18 lb. Bichon. I got a small and they do fine. I think you need to think med or large....depending on how large your dog is. We have and Australian Shepherd/border collie mix and no way could she wear the small that Herbie wears. He loves them and He doesn't get out in the sun without them. She can't see right now because of sun damage to her eyes. She is 15 years old too. Her eyes are grey. Herbie is a white dog and the vet said he sure would need eye protection. Boy does he draw a crowd wearing them It is just adorable. Hope this helps you. Elaine in Texas!
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Hi CarolMy Italian greyhound is only ten pounds. The small fits and there is much of the adjustment strap to make it far bigger. I really don't know, but I has such a fine experience with the customer service dept thereYou could call and ask. Personally, I'd order the small ����151;
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One of my dogs is a 50 lb lab mix, and the other is a 125lb GSMD. This size is fine where the big guy isn't going to swallow. It's a great size for my smaller dog. Should be fine for your dog, I may look into the next size up if he's gonna be bigger than 50lbs
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I ordered an xsmall and had to return it for the small. My dog is a pugalier and I think she is about the same size as your dog. She weighs about 24 lbs. I didn't want it to be too tight on her upper body. I thought they run a little small.
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Hi Terri, these are recommended in weight and size. The small is under 20#,medium under 25# and the large is under 35#. The medium would fit 2 very small dogs or I would recommend the Large. If you are traveling a long distance then I would buy 2 medium. let me know if I can help you more. Natalee
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You can adjust the number of chews you give your dog. I have a 23 lb puggle and I give him 2-3 if a storm is coming.
1410633
When I bought them I thought I needed a small for our Shih-Tzu, but the extra-small was best for him and he weighs 18-lbs. Hope this helps.
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I agree that the small would probably be a good choice. My dogs are around 20lbs, but were a little heavier in the past. I have to cinch a medium down about as small as it goes to fit the neck. I was afraid that something that fit a 6 lb dog, the small, might not fit mine, but the straps are long to allow for a wide range of size variation. Knowing that now, I think a small would have been fine for mine as well.
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I ordered the x-small for my 9 pound dog. The Thundershirt allows you to velcro to size. I would suggest the x-small and it will grow with the puppy.
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I purchased a "small" for my 8 pound Silky Terrier. It fit relatively well for that size/weight. However, she was very bothered by the straps around her back legs/groin area and wouldn't walk. When I pulled on leash, her back end went right up in the air...so did not work out for us. A larger, heavier dog will likely be more adaptable to this style. Good luck.
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I would recommend a size 5. We have an 85 lb American pit bull/Boxer and he wears a size 6 and it is big on him, but allows more "yawning" room than the size 5. I bet the size 5 will be a good fit, allowing your boxer room but still being safe.
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I think the size of the dog (girth, length of body and legs) is more important than it's weight. The smaller bed would be cozy if your dog curls up alot and isn't very large. Our Italian Greyhound weighs about 20 pounds. His body and legs are long. He has alot of room to stretch out, which he does daily. I purchased the large because the price was too good to pass up (supposedly slightly used, but smelled and looked like new). I might have been able to choose the smaller size. I hope this helps.
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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