Is it long enough for a Labrador Retriever?
1570020
We use it for our 7 month old Walker Coonhound/German Shepherd (35lbs at this time) and there is about 5 inches extra hanging. I absolutely think it would be long enough for a Lab Retriever!
1570021
Yes. It is plenty long. I had to trim some off because my blue heeler was trying to chew on the excess.
1570022
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.
1570023
My lab is on the small side (65lbs) but it was plenty long for her. I actually had to cut about 4 inches off the end and singe the end so it wouldn't be flapping on the side.
1570024
We bought one for our black lab / Australian Shepard almost a year ago. She is still using it and she is active. She is 2 years old. Good quality collar and if it does not fit amazon is really good with returns!
1570025
My dig is a large black Lab. She weighs over 100 pounds and the collar fits her fine.
1597844
The opening is 13 inches wide. My Golden Retriever has no problem. Your lab should be fine.
1559376
I don't see why not. Plenty of collar length to start and longer terminals (contact points) provided for heavier coats such as a lab.
204165
I bought a large/XL for my dog who measures 31 inches in that area. The L/XL should work perfectly for you and your lab. It really does reduce pulling. I tried going back to my dog's choke collar once last week and it was an awful walk again....me being dragged around and "yelling" at him to stop pulling and heel! I couldn't wait to get back home and get the spoon halter back on. Happy hiking...should make it a lot safer for you, especially on steeper downhill slopes.
1776209
I Think You Probably Could. It Is Pretty Big And Tall. We Got It For A Lab Pup But Now He Is Full Grown And It Is Plenty Big Enough For Him Still.
1689720
Probly not. I think you would need the extra large for your Lab. I fostered a full grown Rottweiler here for a little while and she fit through the extra large. I got it so she would fit through. The large would have been too small for her. The extra large is also a perfect size for my big pitbull. He's tall and wide. I like the double flaps as well. We get a lot of wind here, heavy wind and I have not noticed any extra draft coming through. This is the second doggie door I bought that is made by this company. Both are extra large. The other one did not come with the wall kit so it only has one flap. Which works well because it allows my small dogs to get through easily. I have 8 dogs in my home 7 of them are permanent. I do a lot of fostering of all sizes, mostly bully breeds. I can attest that these doors can take a beating and keep on going. I have yet to replace a flap.
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The neck has to be measured...especially if you have a mix breedExtra Small for Toy Breeds & Cats Up to 6"FEL3 Small for Jack Russell & Sheltie 6" to 10"FEL2 Medium for Border Collie & Spaniels 10" to 13"FEL1 Large for Labrador & Golden Retriever 13" to 18"
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Rebecca, I don't think so. I raised the arm to its highest position which is where the bottom of the bar is flush with the bottom of its holder. Any higher and the bar will be unstable. The height from the grooming table to the bottom of the eye bolt that holds the loop is about 32 inches. However, the loop is connected to the eye bolt by a snap of about 1 1/2" and you have to allow some length to allow placing the loop on your dog's neck. This means the actual usable height from the table top is less than 30 inches and probably closer to 27" I have Miniature Schnauzers and it works very well. I'm guessing a lab is too tall! All the best, David
1429759
There is a good chance it will fit. Collar seems long enough. It works for our dogs. They still bark, just not as much.
570000
Long coat does seem to matter. I just trim the coat where the prongs of the bark collar go. That works for my dog.
1321682
Yes. I have a lab and she does the same thing. She is about 70 pounds and has plenty of room.
2129136
I have it on my 3 year old male Newfoundland/Sheepdog mix and it has plenty room for a larger dog. He wears an 18" collar normally.
1021418
It should be fine. Our Lab puppies love them. It's about five inches long. Our Lab puppy is seven months old and it's still in good shape. They like the texture of it.
1547449
I think this collar is definitely too large for them! Dogtra makes ecollars specifically for smaller dogs so I would look those up. I have a 65 lb lab and I had to cut about eight inches off of the collar due to it being so long. However, it fits my 110 lb lab perfectly :]
242930
Our dog's neck measures 14 inches, and the collar is buckled in the tightest notch. There's a good 3" left to play with. I would think it would be fine. The collar is nice.
1328314
7 inches long about an inch in diameter. Might be good for the labs but not the beagle. They have a smaller size that should work.
952549
A Lab would be short haired. The short haired version is for dogs with fur 2 inches long or shorter.