what would be a good slip lead leash size for a french bulldog?
116062
I believe that it might be a bit heavy for a Frenchie...If it were me, I would look at a couple of other slip leads that have a smaller diameter. We have Pembrokes...it is a tad heavy for the female ~ but she tends to pull so we like having the extra weight to "remind her". Hope that this helps!
116063
Any slip lead will do the same job but the rope type may be overkill for a French Bulldog. Just depends on what you are using it for. For everyday walks the rope type will work but if you are showing your dog at a dog show you will need a more thinner slip lead. It basically is up to you and what you like. - there are several types and thicknesses available.
116064
I think the shorter lead would be best I think it's 4 feet long. If you're asking about thickness, then this would be good. It's a very strong lead. I use it with my 50th pit.
116065
I would go on line and check with your dog's breed and see what they recommend. Since your dog is short haired (and cute) it would probably need a different type of lead. I have Chow Chows and with their thick coat, the slip lead is great because it doesn't tear their hair. Good luck!!
116066
French buldogs are really great dogs I prefer the four foot slip lead. I think it keeps just the right distance. not to far from you but long enough for you dog to be comfortable.
2129276
I love this leash. It's totally worth buying. Although I use it on dogs taller than yours. I have two 50 lb siberian huskies and this is 4 feet long. Which is fine for my height dogs but you might need a 6 ft. Just a thought. Maybe do some measuring between the dog and your grasp. I'm 5'6 so if you are closer to the ground it might work? Def works great. Very bright and I'm constantly asked about where to get this since out at night on a dark boardwalk and without notice people think my huskies are "wolves". :)
2024473
I bought this for my son's 3 French Bulldogs. I took a 1 inch piece of Foam and cut it the same size as the inside of the wagon 16 1/2" wide by 31" long. I then sewed a Pillow Case for the foam out of an old sheet and it works perfectly for a comfortable bottom for all 3 dogs. They love it.
808402
My French bulldog has a 14" neck and the collar did not fit - didn't even reach end to end around her neck. I think the collar would still fit too snug on a dog with a 12" neck because it appears that the longest notch setting on the collar is approximately 11".
593379
I have a 30 lb and a 26 lb French bulldog and I give them the small size. I was breaking a larger one in half, each time I gave them one. I haven't had any problems with a choking factor. If you think about it, they eventually get the larger one to a smaller size when they are finishing it. So, I don't think it is a factor. Just my opinion.
770864
This is a GREAT leash... I use it every day. I don't see why it wouldn't work for you. (Mine is still a puppy so he doesn't pull much)
1083464
The straps are Velcro and very adjustable, I have a Boston Terrier (which is the same height but a bit slimmer than a Frenchie) and I bought him small and have to adjust it tight, it fits him prefectly. I would recommend the small for a french bulldog. I hope you have fun and safe swimming with your grandpup. Remember to keep his ears and nose above water!
472887
The slip collar I have measures approx 4' from brass ring at the end of collar to the handle. My pit already walks very well on a leash but on a rare occasion has ideas of her own. This slip collar leash has been very helpful to me and my dog and gives the extra control I wanted. Hope this was helpful.
1351191
small is for dog's under 25 lbs. My Bichon is 21 lbs. and the leash fits very well. Do not expect immediate results. It will take your dog a few weeks to get used to the idea that pulling is fruitless. It does not in anyway harm the dog; it just restrains him from pulling you all over the place and your arms will thank you for it.
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.
722935
I asked my son and he said the large might be a better choice. The medium leash was for when he was younger.
1119418
I think it would be too big and just slide around interfering with the leash itself. The adjustable velcro strap would not adjust enough for the smallest handle.
1380013
We have a stamdard schnauzer, 35 pounds, we use a Kong webbed collare. It is about 1inch wide. We are also working on him not to pull, give him a a lot of exercise.
1318053
The leash is rigid except where it joins the bike and at the last 10" or so where it goes to Snoopy's collar. If you dog is less than 60 lbs, there should be no problem. If he is 90 lbs, or you want to use a splitter and run two hounds of that size, then it's a bit light duty for that. So to answer your question, a medium or smaller god should pretty much be kept away from the bike wheels.
868366
They have different sizes. I think for a Bassett hound I would try the smaller one. It really helped my dog heal from a torn acl. He jumps and runs fine now
2153053
I bought a Large for my 50 lb standard poodle. The leash part isn't very long when you wrap it around their chest. I would recommend a large so the leash isn't too short
663173
I have A 25 lb French Bulldog and he has room to turn completely.. He is very stocky tho! So depends on the dogs structure. Ex: height and how wide of 50lbs...