is the collar large enough for a 200 lb dog?
1696355
It is likely, if it doesn't t it could be spliced in to a collar that does for with some sewing.
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I am not sure that it would fit. I returned the collar because it did not work on my 55 pound Boxer. I was really disappointed in the collar. When I got it the batteries were dead. Then my Boxer would not respond to the shock. Think twice about this collar.
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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 :]
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There are 5 setting strengths so you should be ok but I think the collar would probably be too big for a 3 pound dog. It's just right for my 11 pound dog
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I think so. I purchased a large and it is perfect for my dog with 20" neck.
16657
I used it for my 16 pound dog, collar is long enough for large dog but can easily be cut do fit the dogs neck, just don't make it tight.
1734355
Truthfully, the collar serves its purpose, however, i have a 60 pound bulldog and the collar is to flimsy and small for her. But for a smaller dog it should be fine. I actually found a large stiff , sturdy collar about 2 in." wide (leather). I drilled my own holes and burned the edges. Works great. but yes, for your purposes, it will work very well in my opinion.
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You could always get a new collar (there is one provided) but the health and wellness of the dog may be affected. I believe the animal should be over 30 lbs for use. But you could always just use the vibration setting.
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I agree with Cindy about the proper fit as our dog definitely responds. You do have to be sure the collar is making the proper contact with the dog's neck. Good luck
280460
I use on a 20 lb dog and it's fine. Just had to make adjustments to the collar.
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I extended the collar fully and it measures 21 inches. if your dogs have a neck size of 20 or less it should be a comfortable fit with a little room to grow.
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Not sure if this will help but I have a Pit bull/ Boston Terrier mix and she is about 50 pounds and the collar fits well and has plenty of room to make even bigger.
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I just measured the collar and it's about 23" long. I have an American Bulldog, and he's on the 6th or 7th hole in on the collar. He's about 68 pounds.
1547456
The collars might be kind of large for a 20 to 30 pound dog. My two dogs are 54 to 58 pounds, and the collars are the right size for them. I have also seen 30 to 40 pound dogs in these collars and that seems OK. You can cut the collar part to any length, so that's not the issue. The issue is the shocker part is about 2.5 inches long by 1.5 inches wide by 1 inch deep. That part might be too big and heavy for a smaller dog. On the other hand, these collars are great!
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Unless your dog gains or looses weight, no. This collar is difficult to adjust because it's a slip/choke collar design. It's designed for dogs with larger a head than their neck so it's going to be loose. It needs to fit over the dogs head. this collar is hopefully only meant for a walking collar. I would not put this on my furbaby unattended.
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The collar is 1 inch wide. It may be a little bulky for a dog less than 45 pounds, good for medium size and up.
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My dog is about 100 pounds and fits him without having to punch any new holes in the collar. You should have no problem at all with your dogs....Vic Butcher, CPA, LUTCF (Cordova, TN)
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The product description on one of these (medium/large) collar lists medium neck size 16-19" and large neck size 20-24". I believe my boyfriend and I use the large one on our two big dogs, both weighing in close to eighty pounds. It depends on the size of your dog and his neck.