what size would work for a blue heeler ? I don't what is considered a "small" dog vs a "medium" size dog
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I'm not sure but you may want to consuder buying the larger one and remove the links, and that way when he grows you can put them back in. The coller works great. Just make sure to take it off when not in training. And when you walk your dog with it dont put it over another coller, use it by itself to get the full bennifit. My dog now knows left and right. He doesnt get out of the car until I say. He knows what "no bark" means, etc. He is a very well liked dog in my community when we walk. I love this dog training system. I hope it works as well for you too.
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need to contact Don Sullivan customer service line.... I would consider a medium dog 30-60 lb dog.....not sure what Don Sullivan idea is on this.
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The collar is adjustable and their are enough links to make it larger if needed and of course you can make it smaller
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Hi Michael, I got the smaller one for my maltese...but she quickly grew out of it...but she is a bigger dog at 10 lbs. I think if your pup is just 4-5 lbs...the small one would work. It is a good looking product and I enjoyed using it when my girl was a puppy. Hope this helps. I gave mine to the local shelter and they plaeend on using it for the smaller pups and kitties so they could work and still have them with them. Good Luck...Julie
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I'd probably get a medium. The small sized one will be too small. The medium one will be a tad too big, BUT links are easily removable. I had to take out two for my dog. They simply pinch together to remove. This is such a quality collar and makes training to heel easy-peasy. Remember, be consistant and calm! I tried two other types of collars and got nowhere fast.
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We have an 80 pound heeler that fits no problem. Just depends how tall. It should be wide enough.
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A large would be too large. My beagle is 11kg and he has not outgrow half of the small yet, we still have half of the strap to adjust. I bought him a size up, the medium and it's still untouched.
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I would actually go with a smaller size for a mini-dachshund. They are really for a medium size dog. You might look to see if they have a 2-cup size. Hope this helps.
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My 65# Aus cattle dog/shep mix has a 30" girth, and it could have been made snugger to fit a smaller dog than her. You should be fine with a medium. However, as mentioned in my review of this product, the buckle rubbed her elbow something fierce and I had to return it. (I ended up getting a Wolfpacks Banzai dog pack and am extremely satisfied.) Good luck!
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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 think a medium would be too small for those size dogs. I agree with Ivan as to the wider wheel base, too.
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My 5 small dogs range from 9 lbs to 21 lbs.. The small was way too big for the 9#, the medium was ok for the rest of them, but too short in the length to the tail for the 21 lb. Ordered the large for the 21# and it was HUGE! I ended up altering the small slicker for the 9# and altered the large one for the 21#......I recommend if your pet is at the higher end of the range for a particular size, I suggest you order the next larger size. If the slicker is not long enough to cover the pets back, what good is it? I like the material and the quality. But the sizing can be tricky. The sizes are for the length and girth of the pet, not the lbs. Hope this helps. My 5 small dogs range from 9 lbs to 21 lbs.. The small was way too big for the 9#, the medium was ok for the rest of them, but too short in the length to the tail for the 21 lb. Ordered the large for the 21# and it was HUGE! I ended up altering the small slicker for the 9# and altered the large one for the 21#......I recommend if your pet is at the higher end of the range for a particular size, I suggest you order the next larger size. If the slicker is not long enough to cover the pets back, what good is it? I like the material and the quality. But the sizing can be tricky. The sizes are... » Read More My 5 small dogs range from 9 lbs to 21 lbs.. The small was way too big for the 9#, the medium was ok for the rest of them, but too short in the length to the tail for the 21 lb. Ordered the large for the 21# and it was HUGE! I ended up altering the small slicker for the 9# and altered the large one for the 21#......I recommend if your pet is at the higher end of the range for a particular size, I suggest you order the next larger size. If the slicker is not long enough to cover the pets back, what good is it? I like the material and the quality. But the sizing can be tricky. The sizes are for the length and girth of the pet, not the lbs. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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My Mini Schnauzer is 17 pounds and the small works great on her. We have the next size up for our rather large 32 pound Male Mini Schnauzer and that one is too big for my girl. You definitely don't want to use the larger size on your pup.
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Yes, they run smaller than I thought. Measure the diameter of your dogs snout. The medium large should be ok for your dog. They are nice
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I have 2 medium size dogs, each about 55lbs. each. Their feet are same. I would maybe try a smaller size since your dog is only 20lbs. Size or weight does not matter. Just paw size. I hope this helped.
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I bought a middle size for a 12 kg dog... A Newfoundland should need a much bigger for sure maybe extralarge..
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I would go up in size. I have mini-schnauzers. Works great for them, but a bigger dog, I think, would need bit more space. The length is ok, but the width could be an issue.
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I have a 15 pound Bichon, and I ordered a size 'small', which works well......but he is pretty short, so that may be why the small worked for him. And actually, it just fit...so probably a medium would give you more option for adjustment..
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Sorry...I gave it as a gift but the dog who received it is a 60 pound blue heeler and the owner loves it