What size for a 41 lb. Australian Shepherd? Her poop consumption is out of control. She will only wear this while outside on potty breaks.
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the Guardian gear are adjustable, the med or large would fit your Australian
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I would think a medium or M/L would work. The one thing bad about this muzzle is that it doesn't have a strap on the top of the head, so it's pretty easy for a dog to just rub it off their head. It's worth a try, but I've ended up using the rubber muzzle that a big box pet store keeps on the shelf. I had to buy two sizes of that and return one. Better would be to bring the dog with you to try it on. That one is labeled Baskerville but is actually made by Kong. It is the one that my vet recommends. I would not buy any of the other hard muzzles from Amazon. I bought two, thinking that the Baskerville one was so heavy it would be uncomfortable, but one was flimsy and the other had very hard spots that would be very uncomfortable. I've used the Baskerville one several times, and haven't had any trouble with it. (Scarey visits to the vet, toenail clipping before she finally got the idea that treats are worth it!) Good luck with it!
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I have a 40lb Queensland. The medium was TOO SMALL. Get the large. And it's perfect for what you need it for. They never like it at first but treats are the key! Pop off the button that latches the front and feed a few treats then they get the hint that having it on means good things to come and they won't fight it off after a few times. If you're only keeping it on for potty breaks this muzzle will be perfect. No need to try others.
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I have a corgi and got a medium. It was way too big even on the smallest adjustment. She slips right out of it. Had to return it.
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We ordered the XXL Bram Washable diaper for our 75 lb black lab and they stayed on but were a bit baggy. The XXL barely fit her fatty sister at 120 lbs.(smile)
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You can only adjust around the waist with the velcro and there is a little pull tab that makes the tail hole smaller. Our german/lab mix is about 70-75lbs and they fit, but they have gotten slightly looser over time. I don't think the XXL size would be good (that's the size I'm using), but possibly a smaller size. The pull string on the tail eventually becomes useless because it gets messed up when you wash it and it sticks to the velcro. If you get the right size meant for the your weight of dog, my guess is it should be okay - can always put it on and if it doesn't fit, send it back?
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I looked at the diaper they have for male dogs and would suggest the Large for his weight and waist size. I am assuming this is for urinary incontinence or territory marking indoors. The one I purchased was for my elderly female German Shepherd mix and she wears an Extra Large. She weighs in around 65 pounds. Hope this helps. I have been very pleased with the garment as it holds a regular sanitary pad. I'm not sure about the one for males.
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I'm not an expert however I would suggest getting the extra large we got the XXL but our dog doesn't seem interested in the thing. Will try again come springtime. Just a note if you use the peanut butter in it I would wait until spring or when it's warmer because it freezes in this weather especially if a dog is outdoors
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I have a grown German Shepherd, and after reading the advice of another purchaser with a GS -- bought the medium. It appears it would be too small, but it is just perfect. Works great and glad it was purchased. That's the best I can offer -- if you can think of the comparison in size of dog, and make your choice. Sorry if answer comes late -- hopefully can help.
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I would say a Large. It's better to go by the waist size, and your pooch is on the high end of the large. I have a 26 pounder with Cushings, so her belly is bigger, and the medium was too small (had to revise by adding velcro tabs to make it bigger, but over time the velcro wears out and curls with washing). The large stays on and also leaves more room for a pad to add inside for extra incontinence. You stated you have a Basset mix...how low is the belly to the ground? If you decided to go for the medium, you will definitely need velcro strips to enlarge the waist area. (I had to do the same for my dogs Thundershirt). I personally think the Large would be best.
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I have a boxer and I got her a large. She's about 50 lbs. It fit her really well. After a few hours she didn't even know it was on... Until she got stuck in the doggy door :). It's so much better than the plastic cone of death.
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I ordered a xsmall and I would say it would fit about a 6 lb dog!! Mine doesn't fit yet because she is only 2 lb 4 oz! This perticulsr outfit run pretty true to size!! Do they have a size chart? I would think about a large, just depends if they are stalky or long!!
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My dogs a puppy and is only 1lb 3oz. T o give u an idea a pee pad (21×22) I think, fits almost perfectly. You may want to go up a size.
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I have a bichon/poodle around 26 pounds and she fits nicely. She is still getting used to it. Glad to have it so I don't get a ticket.
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I got a large. It fits my 50 lb pit bull well. She is lean with a deep chest. I would suggest an xl for your aussie. It is a perfect design
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Thanks for the update! My corgi is 25 lbs and I was actually looking at large! I'll order a Medium now.
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I wish there was some way to ask your friend how long his corgi is from neck to tail. 16 inches is pretty long but Corgi's are sort of squatty. The 16 inch I have fits my 20lb. Schnoodle, it may fit the corgi, it would be great if these came in a large but they do not. The material does have some give, it is really soft and looks so nice.. I sure hope you can get the right fit. All of these dog clothes are never uniform in size that is why it is so difficult to find the right fit. Neck sizes also must be taken into consideration. Not all 24 lb. dogs have the same neck size. Feel free to ask anything else. I hope this helped some. I wish there was some way to ask your friend how long his corgi is from neck to tail. 16 inches is pretty long but Corgi's are sort of squatty. The 16 inch I have fits my 20lb. Schnoodle, it may fit the corgi, it would be great if these came in a large but they do not. The material does have some give, it is really soft and looks so nice.. I sure hope you can get the right fit. All of these dog clothes are never uniform in size that is why it is so difficult to find the right fit. Neck sizes also must be taken into consideration. Not all 24 lb. dogs have the same neck size. Feel free to ask... » Read More I wish there was some way to ask your friend how long his corgi is from neck to tail. 16 inches is pretty long but Corgi's are sort of squatty. The 16 inch I have fits my 20lb. Schnoodle, it may fit the corgi, it would be great if these came in a large but they do not. The material does have some give, it is really soft and looks so nice.. I sure hope you can get the right fit. All of these dog clothes are never uniform in size that is why it is so difficult to find the right fit. Neck sizes also must be taken into consideration. Not all 24 lb. dogs have the same neck size. Feel free to ask anything else. I hope this helped some. « Show Less
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I purchased a "small" for my 8 pound Silky Terrier. It fit relatively well for that size/weight. However, she was very bothered by the straps around her back legs/groin area and wouldn't walk. When I pulled on leash, her back end went right up in the air...so did not work out for us. A larger, heavier dog will likely be more adaptable to this style. Good luck.
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My Aussie is about 65 lbs and shaped like a square but not quite as extreme as a bulldog. We got a medium and its plenty big so you maybe get 1 med and 1 large- we love this harness!