Would this product work with an elderly 60 pound dog?
1604230
yes, I would think so, check the measurements, its not very big. and this particular product quit heating up after a year and I went to the pet store and purchased a different brand. I had owned one just like this one from amazon previously, and it lasted for several years, maybe I got a lemon but it was over a year and I didn't feel I could ask for a refund. good luck.
1604231
I believe it would if you got a bigger size, I think it is a great product and use it for my elderly cat.
1076200
I would say yes - we use it on our 80 lb. golden retriever, and it works amazingly well. It is not a tiny brush. Note that if your dog has long hair, the brush is definitely only for outside use. It removes a LOT of hair with each stroke and does not keep the hair in the brush.
341778
I think it would work fine. We have a 90lb Bull Mastiff/Rhodesian Ridgeback mix and it works great for him. He doesn't have the thick hair, but is a large dog and reacts to the collar. We actually only use the vibrate function, since that gets his attention and has been an excellent training tool.
513731
My dog is only 40 pounds but she has never come close to destroying it so I think you would be okay with a 60 pounder. You'll see it's really easy to replace the rope and the toy if they do destroy it though. My dog could play with this for hours! It's me that gets tired. It's awesome though! She chases it around the yard. She jumps up to try to get the toy. We play with it in the basement if it's raining. She loves it. I hide it away and when she sees it she immediately starts jumping for it!
763903
Yes, I have a 60 pound pit bull who is using the pet potty. This is a great product.
1498739
I don't see why it would not work. I have a 65lb GSD mix that it works great on. One word of caution though, after using one that worked great for almost 2 years, I decided to purchase 2 more. One was perfectly fine, just like the first one I purchased, but one had too small of a "nub" that holds the collar clip to the leash so it popped off when we were out on our walk. Luckily my dog decided to obey my "sit and stay" command until I could tie the leash on his collar to get him home.
837638
I don't know. Our dog is about 60lb. I don't think it is the size of the dog that is a problem but rather the poor design of the leash. I would not spend $100+ on that particular leash. It wasn't worth it.
815321
It would unless your lab can jump it. We have a 72lb. Boarder collie and it works perfectly for her.
392644
Yes, it would work for her now, and for a couple more months. Our dogs are 65 and 70lbs, and both of them fit in it (one at a time) with room to spare. I'd estimate the max weight to be 90-100lbs. At that point, you'll probably want to look into another size.
1222806
I don't think so. I used it on my 90lb lab, and the rear support strap was completely extended and really tight around his abdomen.
516842
That should work...I had to return mine, because my dog was larger than I thought. It seemed like an extremely well made product - the dog was just too big!
1952759
My dog is 7 lbs and it has to be adjusted. It might work depending on the size of the mouth.
770866
Yes I believe it would, the main thing is to ensure that his collar is on snug around his neck or using a harness. My dog is 90lbs and while he pulled hard when he was a puppy up until he was about 3, at 10 years old he still pulls but no where near as much as he used to.
1063448
My dog is about 65lbs and he will yelp and stop what he's doing at the 3 out of 8 setting, so I would guess your dog should for sure feel it at some point in the settings.
1270805
My dog weighs 60 lbs. It is for larger dogs, they may offer one for smaller dogs.
1547455
My dogs are 57 and 64 pounds and they work fine. 20 to 30 pounds I just dont know. Good luck.
1154965
I would think so. The rubber is quite tough. However, our little doggie is an eight-year old Maltese-Tzi Shu. May be you can give it a go. It is worth the try. Good luck!