what size should I get for a 50 lb Lab mix?
1119704
I actually got the extra large bed for my 75 pound boy instead of the large as I stated in the review. It is just right for him to stretch out and put his head on the edge. I would do the large for a 50# dog. We really like the bed; nicely made and very cushy.
1119705
i don`t recall what the different sizes are anymore but consider that the actual area for a pet to lay down on is smaller then the overall size of the bed so i would get a bigger size...
1119706
My Rottie weighs about 100 LBS and the XL is perfect ! I like it to be a big big rather then small..
1119707
The extra large is plenty big for my 90 lb lab. I would think a medium should be good.
1266651
I got my 85 pound lab mix a size XL and it was a perfect fit. I would go by the size chart that they provide to best fit your dog. The coat I got fits my dog perfectly in the body but was a bit loose in the neck so I just extended the velcro closure slightly in order to tighten it more, and it now fits great.
30315
Sorry to just respond. I have a pitbull mix (about 75 pounds with a chest measurement of 28 inches). We ordered a medium and it fits well when the straps are all-the-way tightened. Not sure what's best for your dog. If your dog is full-grown, then probably a small.
1466480
Agree with the others, go with a bigger one. I have a 45 lb lab mix and it is bug enough for him to curl up and stretch out. Double him, and I would say go for the 52".
1461860
I ordered a medium for our 50 pound dog...I would make sure your actual order page has the right size
2068365
Had this for my lab mix. He was about 70lbs but I think it should be fine for you. Try googling the product and see what comes up. Good luck.
276424
If I remember correctly malamutes aren't broadchested, right? I got my 80 lb lab mix a large and I've got 2 1/2 nearly 3 inches until I can't loosen it anymore. The large should suffice, but if she has a larger neck then I would consider an xl
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
1630304
I have a lab pit mix as well as a great pyrenees mix and they have room to spare. I do noy regret the XL size.
347190
A Med will be too small. My lab is 50-55 lbs and the M is too small for her. The L/XL works perfectly. You'll just need to do some adjusting before the first use.
307905
We have a 20# Jack Rossell mix. She is rather long and has short legs. We are glad we got the medium rather than the small. A medium will easily handle 40# but I would look at your dog's height and length rather than weight. We are happy with are purchase.
1936274
There is on the ruffwear site. It is based on the dogs chest measurement. Our two smaller labs 65 lbs took mediums and our big lab 95 lbs to a large. Hope this helps
1453375
I bought my 70 pound lab a large. But a medium or large should fit. You can adjust both.
697476
I have a 10 year old black lab who weighs about 50 lbs. She is using a Medium size and it is a perfect size.
420345
I would say "no". My Doberman/lab mix is only 65 lbs, and I want him to stretch out as he grows. I got him when he was a tiny puppy and first bought the 36" version and before he was 5 months old, he had already out grew it and had to buy him the 42" version. I tend to upgrade when the top of his head can touch the top of the kennel. Now it is time to buy the 48" version unfortunately. I hadn't planned on this dog getting so big! If you haven't already purchased this, I recommend you go with the 48".
1112074
Assuming it is full grown, I would say a Medium. That is what my 50lb terrier wears.
114357
My dog is a 55 lb Labradoodle and the medium fits about right. These are a bit stiff and can be difficult to get on. I would think you will want the large size. You can cinch them up at the ankle until your dog fully grows into them.