Sorry he is an Australian Cattle Dog. =} ?
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That isn't enough information. You need to measure muzzle, snout, circumference of neck, etc. See the sizing video at the left of the muzzle page for complete sizing instructions...there are seven little rollovers on the left of the page beside the image at the top, and the bottom one is a sizing video. You can also check the charts at www.dogmuzzle.com.
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Yes, he is. I had to return/refund mine. Manufacturer problems. It started to break the first week. I have a 3.8 lb Maltipoo.
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Go to the Mars site for detailed breed info: http://marsgroomingproducts.com.au/breed-usage.htmlIt is cheaper to buy on Amazon than the manufacturer site in Australia listed above.
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I would assume its from an ox. But, more literally, probably a bovine (cow). Not a plant.
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Don't know but I thought it was bovine. It's been 6 months since my order. Sorry
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To be honest, I had to google Bichon Frise to even know what it was. I would only imagine that his techniques are for any breed of dog. They still have the same good, bad, or indifferent habits.
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Yes, I would say he should be fine in this seat. There is alot of room in it. (BTW I love that breed!)
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My aussie like to move, but HATES other doggies..when we encounter one I just pedal a bit faster so he HAS to pay attention to where were going..it seems like my bike never budges when he does try to lunge. I was using just his leash to bike walk him before and it was scarey when he would lunge ..I was afraid I woul go over. The center of gravity helps with this walky dog and I am hands free to keep us going..hope this helps !
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Legor, I will ask the person who uses it more than I, but I haven't heard mention of my Australian Labradoodle doing such a thing.The bike rider says, "I don't know big a dog that is, but I don't think a dog would be able to jump on a bike wheel while attached to this. It is a well made device."
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Sorry Susanne, I am in US and dont have any knowledge for Aussie standards.
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It sounds like a real big dog, like a German Shepard. All the questions I get from friends and family are " Since when do you have a dog?"
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Sounds to me like its a skin contact issue, If he is walking through the fence with no reaction, that would me my first guess. Check to make sure the collars are tight enough on his neck that he is receiving a correction. If he is a longer haired dog switch to the longer stainless steel posts, 9 out of 10 times it is an actual skin contact problem that is causing the issue, if you don't get anywhere with these steps please don't hesitate to call me during normal business hours, I would be more than happy to trouble shoot you over the phone 800-396-5517 we are closed for the Holiday, but will be back in on Tuesday.
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Sorry for the slow response. The puppy does not do nursery rhymes. All of the stories he tells seem to be nonsensical and but are aimed at education. The only tune I believe he does that I actually recognized was Patty Cake.
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Sorry I can' help. I haven't gotten that far with my dog as yet. Good luck!
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According to the listing for Australian Cattle Dog on the Mars breed usage chart you would use the 12 blade. I suggest you take a look at the Mars site to determine which tools are best for your dog. I use the 10 blade on our English Springer Spaniel with excellent results. I also have used the 10 blade on a Golden retriever.
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Hello there! She is shelter dog so her breed is unknown but we think she has a mix of catahoula hound, pit bull and I'm sure a number of other things. Have a great day!
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Patti, I was not impressed in the least with this ramp and ended up sending back to Amazon. We have an Australian Shepherd and he slipped and slided all over the place when we tried to teach him to use the ramp. And it is very steep. I cannot recommend it.