Which newman's do I buy for my 14 month old boxer?
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I would check first with my vet. I wold think that the adult would be fine but it is best to check.
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I use the chicken and rice adult for my dogs. One is 2 and the other is 1 1/2. Used it for quite a while now. One had allergies and itches and does not have those issues since I started them on it
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I would say. Go to a Petco or a petsmart some of the stores sell the same type for more money but you can check it out hor yourseft. Good Luck
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My boxer is a pretty big boy. Large head, 80#s. In the store the large just looked to small for his big mouth. The XL works well for him. It might be too big for your large dog. I would be careful getting one too small for your Doxie. I have family members that have Doxie's & they were able to tear up the Kong. Their jaws are something else!
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My XS is perfect for my 9.5 poudd chihuahua/Hack Russell mix. The S is great for my 15 pound Shia txu, and the large works for my 54 pound Heinz 57. All 3 of my girls love their Thundershirts and give me "attitude" when I take them off to put in the washer.
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I have a 70# pitador. He actually can crush biscuits through the Kong with his jaw to get them out. I find this as good exercise for his busy jaws. No rips or tears in the Classic Large. As mentioned in my review, the opening on the XL is too lbig to hold treats. Med seems small for your lab and your growing husky
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Buy the smallest...my ShihTzu is 10 pounds, my friends Westie is 15 XXS works on both. Love them. Tried them on the Westie today in the house and she never wanted them off. Just ordered 2 more sets.
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The chews contain glucosamine to coat the joints so that they don't rub against each other. Our vet prescribed 4 chews for 6 weeks and now as an every day supplement 2 chews. I hope this helps. We have seen a difference in activity level of our boxer.
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If he is hell bent on getting out he will no matter what. My Boxers love it, I can even walk away and they don't try to get out but they like getting baths. It is however better setup for taller breeds so it should work better for you than for me. If he isn't used to baths or afraid of the tub introduce him slowly at his pace and you shouldn't have a problem.
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The Chicken and Burbank is smaller then some of Acana's flavors but if your shih tzu is very picky about size it might be too big. I would suggest getting a trial bag (12oz) before making a huge purchase and seeing how she likes it first. I don't know if the trial size is on Amazon but it is on our regular website and I'm sure other companies also have it on their websites. Another excellent brand of similar quality is Fromm. Their entire Fromm Four-Star grain-free line is tiny bite size kibble and they have a small breed formula in their Fromm Gold Line. Hope that helps, The Furry Nation
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my first question to you is 1. is the dog grown? if so I would use the how to measure on the Dean and Tyler site. this harness is true to size. however if you Boxer still has growing room I would suggest to you to buy true to size now and expect to buy an extension. These are excellent harness's, however one note I would add is that the dog can back out of the harness. I would not suggest this for an untrained dog. you pull forward and they pull back and off the harness comes so please just make a mental note of this I would still recommend this harness. It is the best one I have seen for the money. I hope this helps.
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I have the XXL for my 120lb. German Shepherd. The XL was too small for him, he was always hanging off the edge because he's very long and likes to stretch out. I guess it all depends on how your Boxer sleeps. If he curls up, get him the XL, but if he likes to stretch out, get the XXL. My guy is very tall and long, at 100lbs., I imagine yours is too.
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Hello, here is a list of breeds and sizes http://pawzdogboots.com/pdfs/Breed_List.pdf Your boxer should be medium according to that list. BUT it also says medium for a standard schnauzer. I bought them in medium for my schnauzers (12kg-26pounds) and they were big (i think S should have been the right one). So maybe M or L for your boxer...
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If the muscle is in the hock area the wraps will probably help. You can go to the Back on Track website to get a lot ore information. But for measuring you want to measure the circumference of the leg just above the hock and just above the ankle. The length is from about midpoint between knew and hock to just above the ankle. My guess for a boxer would be either small or medium size (unless she is a puppy, then definitely small)
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I have a boxer and I got her a large. She's about 50 lbs. It fit her really well. After a few hours she didn't even know it was on... Until she got stuck in the doggy door :). It's so much better than the plastic cone of death.
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Love my snoozer!!! I have two boxers and buy them new ones about every twk years. You can take the cover off and wash it but I like to have new clean ones. The inside stuffing is cedar and fluff. Idk. But they are awesome!!!!
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I would go with the medium size cone per we had to get one for our (overly large) shitzu who has a 17in neck and med works great.
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I purchased 3 of these. I have 2 Jack Russells and a Boxer. It is sturdy and long enough for my female Boxer and Boxers have a large muscular chest and neck.