I have 68# female Weimaraner. What size do I need?
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Sorry, I have a 6-pound toy poodle - but I think the order page has a sizing guide. If you do order them, we have found they seal better if you lift the dogs ears up and place the Mutt Muffs directly around their ear opening. Also, don't try to put them on until the loud noise starts - that way, the dog realizes that they were uncomfortable for a short time and the Mutt Muffs helped make them more comfortable.
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Just like shoes fitting comfortably for us humans, these Mutt Muffs are comparable. I decided that the "Large" size muff fits my 54 pound Lab/Golden Cross. I did try the medium size, but I preferred that the muff encase my dog's entire ear flap. By adjusting the velcro fasteners on top as well as the velcro fastener under her chin, the muffs seem to fit comfortably. I definitely put the muffs on BEFORE the loud noise (such as my church's pipe organ!) begins. Contrary to Zorah Oppenheimer's experience, these muffs do work--I issue voice commands to my dog (who is a highly trained and very responsive service dog ) while she has the muffs on, and she does not hear me. Anyway, my guess for your dog would be the "Large" muffs. Hope this is helpful. Good luck.
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I have a 9# shebahuahua and I couldn't get them to stay on. After she got to the pint of not shaking them off, they slid down
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We have a 101 lb weimaraniner, and he does great. The covers zip off so you could add to it or change it if needed. :)
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The sizes run small. My german shepherd was 70 lbs. and the x-large was too small for her. You should go for a size up.
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I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of the winter! Hope that helps! I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of... » Read More I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of the winter! Hope that helps! « Show Less
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I would probably go with a size medium if I were you. My Min Pin is 6lbs and a size small fits her perfect.
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I found sizing info here: http://www.seniorpetproducts.com/dogs/wellness/diapers/washable-dog-diapers/snuggease-washable-dog-diaper-value-packs-xxsmall-2-diapers/
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I think you would use a small. The med fit my standard dachshund. He is narrow but has a deep chest and goes 29 lbs
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Try..... http://www.myoutwardhound.com/life-preservers-for-dogs-dog-life-jackets.htmlClick on the size you're interested in, then click in the 'more images' tab. In there, there is a pic with measurements that might help you :-)RegardsHeather
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i would say to get a small or a small/med. I ordered the med/large size and it fit my 59 lb poodle fine though it had plenty of room to spare. They make it so you can adjust the size pretty well
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Go to Ruffwears Website. There you can find their size chart. Make sure you look at the exact product because some items have different sizes. Here is the link: http://www.ruffwear.com/-9-float-coat?sc=2&category;=694
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I would do a small. You can adjust it smaller. You might have a little overlap on the Velcro, but it would for sure last you a lot longer than the x-small. Or you might want to measure the puppy or have your breeder do it so you can get the right size.
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I bought Xxl for my dog and it's almost too small. I have a Weimaraner that weighs 85 pounds and has several lipomas on her body. These make her larger around the hips as they add bulk. Sometimes I don't tighten the diaper enough and she gets it off. I have about 2 inches of overlap on the straps.
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I had a gorgeous female greyhound, 70 lbs. Greyhounds have a very small tuck(waist). I probably could have gotten away with a size large but the xl was just a tad large and she was comfortable with my selection. I am willing to bet that on most 70 lb dog breeds, xl would fit well. Also, I think you could probably return if the fit was wrong. (Try on over a diaper for sanitary reasons).
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I have a 42lb Dalmatian. I got the extra small for her and it has room to spare. If I remember correctly she was right on the line too. I would put my money on the medium.
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Check out their website for sizing info: http://www.puppiaus.com/puppiaus/Product.asp?PK=174E130E517C&CK;=124812045F6AYou'll probably need to measure your furry one!
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I got xl for my dog he is Shepard lab mix and 70 lbs. He needs xxl.at least.
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Go to the thundershirt websites, it has a size chart with the weight of your dog. http://www.thundershirt.com/Product/Thundershirt.aspx?item_guid=ad60b946-f758-45e2-a589-331dda09637e