will a small female labrador be able to use it?
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Yes, I have a 60 pound pit bull who is using the pet potty. This is a great product.
763904
I don't see why not. She should've able to stand on it without feeling cramped.
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.
1557039
I think it would be perfect for a lab, in fact we may eventually get a bigger one for our mastiff puppy. Its only a foot off the ground
283812
It probably isn't comfortable for a dog much bigger than 40 lbs. that said, I've seen a 95-lb Lab squeeze into some wild spots when it suits him.
7565
Oour lab is now a year old and 70 lbs. Never had a problem, but he's very even tempered. Based on the construction I don't think you'll have any problems.
344492
I'd assume her nails would puncture the tube. It's not flimsy or cheap but I know that my rescue dog has pretty sharp nails. I wouldn't trust it.
297156
I dont think so unless it was really small. My 12 lb pug cannot fit and shes on the small side.
212658
Well my 78 lb Labrador fit good in it. You might go a size smaller. Good luck
363598
I am answering this with my limited knowledge of how large the links are in the small collar. Just order the smallest collar and you can very easily remove links to fit her. I just recently used my collar for the first time and it was so nice to not have my lab mix dog pull !!!
1518758
I would say yes. My Sussex Spaniel who is very long and weighs 40# uses that size. I have the large one too. There is room for a Lab and the Spaniel in that one at the same time.
231036
Yes. I have shih tzu's that have plenty of room. I would say not suitable for anything bigger then a small dog.
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I would not use it on such a small dog. My lab is 75 pounds and I only use the collar on the first setting and he responds well to that but if I go any higher it is to much for him. Every dog is different but I would stray away to find a less intense collar.
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I don't think it's the right size for any lab. It's generous in size, our beagle is long, but she does like to curl up most times, but when she doesn't, she puts her head on the side and also puts her leg over the side as well. I would think for it to be good for your lab, you should go up one size, which I know is quite large, but better more room than not enough.
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The smallest dog I used it on is just under 20 lb. She's a pug-terrier cross. It would work on a dog smaller than that, but the electronic unit that fits through the two holes would be pretty big for dogs that small.
1187137
Yes, it will work good for her. I use it on a similar size adult dog. You may have to trim her hair near where the collar touches her neck.
658491
I doubt it. I bought either a medium or a small for my beagle and it would have fit a teeny tiny dog.
1570023
My lab is on the small side (65lbs) but it was plenty long for her. I actually had to cut about 4 inches off the end and singe the end so it wouldn't be flapping on the side.