i have 2 English Mastiffs over 180 lbs and coller size are 26 and 25" still growing. Will this system work on large breeds and is there collers to fit
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I have two large dogs, Alaskan Malamute and a Siberian husky. They have a lot of hair around their necks. The collars are very large and adjust to fit. I would recommend walking them on a leash to train them. Walk them over to the area with the collars on and allow them to hear the beeping of the collars. Once you hear that pull them back into the safe area. Once or twice of this they learn. My two both were shocked before they learned. The biggest issue we have is when they find an area where the wire is close to the surface. They dig it up and bit it and we have to replace it. I love it more for cost then anything. Once they know to stay away they do. Right now ours is not working because there is a break in the line and they both still do not go near the area the line is buried. I hope this helps.
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The collar is pretty larg. I cut mine already so I can not measure exact length. It should work for your dogs, I have a 90 lb boxer/Irish wolf hound mix and I have it on the lowest stimulation setting.
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There are a lot of things that will determine whether or not the dog will fit. Your size will matter. I'm a large man and I have pugs. When I use it, I have the legs extended all the way and my pugs sit beside me right against my leg. You might have to have your dog sit next to you instead of directly on top of you. This is an excellent product! I have no complaints
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yes, my border collie is over 27 pounds and it made all the difference in the world!!! i love it.
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From what I understand yes. My friend who competes in Westminster w/ long hair collies (a large breed) has raised all her pups on this. I figure she would know what's best so I raised my Siberian Husky on this and he loves it.
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We're using a Large for a92 # Bernese Moutain dog as well as 3 45-55 # English Setters. I looked for an extra large and didn't see one available on the manufacturer's web site - you need to consider the ability to replace flaps in the future. The Large is working fine.
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Don't know for sure, but you will need to be sure of the size. My shepherd/collie mix did not fit well into the size I thought would fit. Maybe a size smaller would work.
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My chocolate lab is about 80 pounds and he can lay straight with plenty of room. I'm sure about big a English mastiff is.
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My 2 border collies (both about 40lbs) fit with lots of extra room in an extra large. I would think that the large would do as the extra large takes up a huge amount of space and when the dogs curl up, there is lots of room. I will say that I put extra cushioning in the bed (just put a blanket inside, which is easy) so the dogs can sink in the cushioning more.
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I have two labs, one is two years old and and about 100lbs and my other one is expected to be larger than him. They are crated while we are at work. Both of them LOVE their kennels! Most times it is difficult to get them out! I would say yes you will be perfectly fine!
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I have Border Collies, and this works wonderfully on them. Looking at your breed, the coat looks very similar to my Border Collies (maybe a bit shorter). I'd say go for it. You'll be amazed at how much undercoat you pull out with this thing.
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I have a 45 pound dog in a 36 inch craate. It fits her fine. It was suggested that I use 6 castors but I found them annoying to install and used only 4. That was not a good choice but I have never used the other 2 because once she setteled in to my home anad cats I din't need to roll her around. I am very pleased with the crate.
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We have a French Mastiff that is 95-100 lbs. She has a large chest cavity and fits with lots of excess. She was just in it last night. My parents Rottie borrows it on occasion. He is 135 pounds. I would have to say that 180 pounds may be a stretch, but if your dog doesn't carry a lot of weight through the chest, it wouldn't be out of the question. There is a lot of give in the design and Neos carry a lot of weight throughout their limbs, so I think it is worth a try. Good luck!
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Hello Paul,Yes, it is one size. The ones I have are used on my 73# Shepherd and 170# Mastif. In addition to being elastic they are adjustable. They also have an extra strap to add for expansion which I do use. Without this strap you are only going to get around 9 or 10 inches which may work on your 20 pounder since it is elastic. You may want to get one for the larger dog and test out the sizing before purchasing for the little one. With my 73 pounder I use the additional strap then adjust the rest of the collar as small as it will go. Hope this helps. Good luck!Shirley
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I think the easy walk gives some sizes by weight. I have a 50 lb 10 month old Border Collie he is about as tall as a Lab, I think the medium size would be good if your lab is a bit on the small size. My Border Collie is on the bigger size so I bet that would work for you. Check the site and in the description there was a weight guideline I think. Good Luck you should love this harness. I won't use anything else.
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Depends on the dog, mine is a 150lbs mastiff with a skinny waist... so I got a size down. But once it fits they work great!
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I believe so. Although a much sturdier dog, French Mastiffs are about the same height as our Golden Retriever. On our XL Big Barker bed, there is room for both our 75lb male retreiver and myself to stretch out on the bed.
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Your dig will be fine. I have a 120lbs. Mastiff and she fits in there fine.