What size do you suggest for a 6 month lab, she is learning well not to pull and I take her for long walks.
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My dog ​​is the Dogs . While walking my dog always pulls . Collars are as a matter of do not think so. However, it is free when it is not my dog ​​for a walk.
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I think the 1/2 inch would be better as labs are active dogs. And the 6 foot length is good for training.
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I have a french bulldog so I bought the 1/2 inch first but I felt like it was a little thick and heavy for her since I was going to have her wear the lead around the house all the time. So then I bought the 3/8 inch and I think it's perfect for her. I'm thinking you should get the 1/2 inch because your lab will probably grow into the lead and the 3/8 will be too small. I would also suggest the 6 foot instead of the 4 because it's always good to have more rope then not enough. Sometimes I tie my frenchie to things to make her stay so the 6 foot works well.
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Hi! Sorry? Just saw this from yesterday right now. I got it large for my 34 pound mixed breed, and I wouldn't get it any smaller. So, definitely go with the large? Also, I actually looked at a YouTube because I couldn't figure out how to put it on.mi'm not stupid, just too impatient to read directions so I exhaust myself! Lol. It's a great thing. She walks so much better! Good luck!
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I just reordered the Med for our smallish Lab. He's about the same weight as your dog. He'd a hound mix, so pretty slender. We bought the L size and it was HUGE on him. Med is perfect.
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I bought a Lg for my 57# Labradoodle who is tall and narrow like a poodle. I bought an XL for my 64# Labradoodle who is stockier and wider like a lab. Both fit correctly. The L is almost not long enough for the one dog but fits her narrower chest fine.
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I have an extra-small for my 4 lb. yorkie and a small for my 6 lb yorkie. A medium should be ok. A snug fit is much better than a loose fit.
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I have a 15 lb. Dachshund and the small fit her well. Please note that if either of your dogs pull on the leash, eventually the harness strap (where it goes through the metal ring) will likely wear and break - that's what happened to me and it could've been a dangerous situation had I not been just outside my house at the time. Once our harness broke, I started using a WackyWalkr leash which I HIGHLY recommend for dogs that pull. It's been a game changer for me and my dog (we use it with a regular Puppia harness).
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My 6 month old is 16 pounds and is sill in the smaller one. We have this large one as well but it's still bigon her. Since you are close and wouldn't mind it being big, I would go with the larger one.
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I bought for my lab he's about 8 month at the time. It fit him very well no complaints he's a bit bigger it's adjustable so it's still good We love it.
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I started with a small for my German Shepherd puppy. She was 10 weeks. A small should work for about 4-5 months.
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I would suggest an extra large. I got a large for my heeler when he was less than 6 months.
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We have a lab mix who weighs at least 70 lbs and still growing, not quite a year old yet. She gets in and out of the kennel just fine. The kennel is large, so she also has room to pick her special comfortable spot instead of feeling cramped up.
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Hello, my two dogs together weigh almost 35 pounds. I have a Pug and a mix Chihuahua Terrier. We put a matt inside to help the sagging underneath, this helped us. I feel this may not be large enough for your Labrador or hold her weight. With her having arthritis you would have to lift her in each time, the opening I feel is to small for a large dog to jump into. When I was shopping for a stroller I did see a few that do hold large dogs and they are lower to the ground. Good luck!
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I actually recently found a new harness that I like better than the EZ Walk - it's called the Freedom No Pull Harness. There is a leash you can buy with it that has two straps - so one hooks on the chest and one hooks on the back. That way you have dual control with your lab puppy's pulling. One thing I love about it is that the straps that go under the "armpits" of the dog are lined in swiss velvet so = no chafing. They recommend the medium for 50 pounds, but since it's a lab and will continue growing, I would go with the large. That's what I have for my golden retriever. Good luck!! I actually recently found a new harness that I like better than the EZ Walk - it's called the Freedom No Pull Harness. There is a leash you can buy with it that has two straps - so one hooks on the chest and one hooks on the back. That way you have dual control with your lab puppy's pulling. One thing I love about it is that the straps that go under the "armpits" of the dog are lined in swiss velvet so = no chafing. They recommend the medium for 50 pounds, but since it's a lab and will continue growing, I would go with the large. That's what I have for my golden retriever. Good... » Read More I actually recently found a new harness that I like better than the EZ Walk - it's called the Freedom No Pull Harness. There is a leash you can buy with it that has two straps - so one hooks on the chest and one hooks on the back. That way you have dual control with your lab puppy's pulling. One thing I love about it is that the straps that go under the "armpits" of the dog are lined in swiss velvet so = no chafing. They recommend the medium for 50 pounds, but since it's a lab and will continue growing, I would go with the large. That's what I have for my golden retriever. Good luck!! « Show Less
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I would get the larger size for your lab. I have two mini schnauzer puppies and they equal about ten pounds combined and it is perfect for the two of them to cuddle. I am thinking about getting the larger one soon. It is a good quality bed though. My puppy's tug at the faux sheering and try to eat it. They are still babies though. If u have an adult dog it will be perfect.
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My puppy is 6 months, 30 lbs, and I would classify her as a moderate chewer. She's had it for a little while now. I got her the "giant" one. It's not all that easy for her to bring around, but she learned how, and it is standing the test of a puppy who is growing molars. She mostly only uses it when she gets into really aggressive chewing spurts. She mostly uses stuffed animals (they don't last long, but she loves 'em), a rope, and a red Kong bone.
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I purchased a medium for my 13 pound Chinese Crested. It fits her very well, so I would think your 6 pound Yorkie would be a small.
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I don't know if you've gotten responses yet, but I would try the Extreme (black) Kong toys, especially the XL or XXL black kong and the large black kong ball. I had a extreme power chewer and he played with his for 6mths and still no wear (the ball). Eventually he did start getting little pieces off the regular kong, but it still was very durable. I would recommend getting a kong that is bigger than you think he needs, b/c that will make it more difficult to damage, while still allowing him to play with it easily. And you can check out the huge nylabones (non-edible) and see how those work for him; mine was a 60lb lab, and he could destroy any except the largest very quickly. They are great for supervised play though. Hope this helps!