I have two puppies that are bloodhound, boxer and pit, one is 25# w/ 16in neck, the other is 22# w/ 13in neck. should I buy 2 M or L&M?
746428
If the dog is big around the belly go with large. The medium has lots of adjustment around the neck area.
746429
large. theyre adjustable. but if youre getting them for the anti pull, they didnt help for my dog. 40 pound pit, she was just 15 pounds at the time. didnt help at all
746430
The dog I purcahed this for is on the small side.i cinched up all to max tightness around his chest. This size should work for your dogs if you lest loose settings all the way.
346039
I'd recommend extra small. I train dogs; my own smallest dog is 35 pounds, not a heavy chewer, and a small is easy for him. The Irish Wolfhounds use the XL. My Cattle Dog used a medium and eventually chewed through the tug part - but it did take him a few months. Anything here that lasts more than one day is considered "very durable"!
362431
All I can do is venture a guess here. I am thinking a large. It works well on my 65 pound boxer and your Basset is only 40 pounds, but if your Basset is really long bodied the x-large might better. If your Basset is having urinary problems I would plan on adding a belly band to either one. They have been a huge help with Bear.
346041
I have m/l for a Bernese Mt Dog and small for a 30 lb cattle dog mix. I think you want extra small.
1182577
I bought an extra Large for my daughter's big Lab mix, and a Large for my English Setter... Both were juat right... I would look for a small or extra small for a little dog.
204165
I bought a large/XL for my dog who measures 31 inches in that area. The L/XL should work perfectly for you and your lab. It really does reduce pulling. I tried going back to my dog's choke collar once last week and it was an awful walk again....me being dragged around and "yelling" at him to stop pulling and heel! I couldn't wait to get back home and get the spoon halter back on. Happy hiking...should make it a lot safer for you, especially on steeper downhill slopes.
624997
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.
700610
We bought the XL for our 132 lb Rottweiler and they fit him great. Rottie's have big heads though, but this may help you to decide between the L or XL for your dog. We're happy with the Mutt Muffs as we are at the drag races all the time with our big guy :)
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.
335548
I give these to my 70# pit, size is only relevant to size of rawhides, I found large to be significantly cheaper than x-large, and you can always just give him (her) 2.
2207035
This coat is nice and long. The key measurements are the neck and chest. Of course a 4 month old pup will double its weight before it is full grown and beagles tend to be chesty. If you think your dog falls between sizes, I could go for the bigger choice.
225420
The large in my opinion still isn't that tall, but it does work great! I would go with the large if your pit is long legged.
891171
My XS is perfect for my 9.5 poudd chihuahua/Hack Russell mix. The S is great for my 15 pound Shia txu, and the large works for my 54 pound Heinz 57. All 3 of my girls love their Thundershirts and give me "attitude" when I take them off to put in the washer.
534367
I would buy the large one. I have a 65 lb. pit bull and she uses the big one. Good luck with your pup!
624996
I think the 1/2 inch would be better as labs are active dogs. And the 6 foot length is good for training.
1705172
I have a 7 lb Yorkie and the medium is great with enough room. Had the small but too tight and he wouldn't get in it. Problem was solved by getting the medium. Should be enough and roomy for your 2 lbs pups.
167957
I ordered a large for my whippet. She's above average for a female in terms of sizs , especially length. I have my doubts that an xl would be that much bigger to accomadate a golden. I could be wrong, my whippet will scrunch down to fit in the tiny bed my sister has for her tiny Italian grayhound.