I just got my two Gypsy horses in January - my first horses. I am not sure which size to get - one is 1 yr, other 17 mos.
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I have a Morab mare about 15.2 h. with a normal size head - she wears a cob size the horse one was too big and stretched out
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I would definitely still get a Cob size. The full should fit for this summer but honestly I am not too familiar with that breed. Sorry I could not be more help.
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I use the same size on my appendix who is 16.5hands and my ally who is 15 hands. There is quite a bit of stretch to them and would have worked on my Dutch warmblood who was over 17 hands.
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I have purchased riding boots for my daughter since she was a year old. I learned quickly that some manufacturers make a toddler 4 vs. a childrens 4. Especially in UK English riding attire. Not sure that answers your question but maybe helps shed some light on equestrian sizes.
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My just slightly large headed horse wears a horse size perfectly. I would think that would for your horse as well.
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I agree with the other responder. The part that made the most difference to me was the length because I wanted the dogs covered. I have 2 12-14 pound yorkies and I ordered the Medium. The hoods are so big they cover the dogs eyes but I've folded them back so that's better (that could be glued or sewn - I just haven't done it). The girth is really too big but I wouldn't have been happy with them any shorter in length. I wish the girth straps with shorter and had elastic in them. Maybe someday I'll make that alteration on them too. On my dogs, the front hangs almost to the ground but they stay pretty dry and that was the primary goal. Plus they look adorable in the coats! I agree with the other responder. The part that made the most difference to me was the length because I wanted the dogs covered. I have 2 12-14 pound yorkies and I ordered the Medium. The hoods are so big they cover the dogs eyes but I've folded them back so that's better (that could be glued or sewn - I just haven't done it). The girth is really too big but I wouldn't have been happy with them any shorter in length. I wish the girth straps with shorter and had elastic in them. Maybe someday I'll make that alteration on them too. On my dogs, the front hangs almost to the ground but they... » Read More I agree with the other responder. The part that made the most difference to me was the length because I wanted the dogs covered. I have 2 12-14 pound yorkies and I ordered the Medium. The hoods are so big they cover the dogs eyes but I've folded them back so that's better (that could be glued or sewn - I just haven't done it). The girth is really too big but I wouldn't have been happy with them any shorter in length. I wish the girth straps with shorter and had elastic in them. Maybe someday I'll make that alteration on them too. On my dogs, the front hangs almost to the ground but they stay pretty dry and that was the primary goal. Plus they look adorable in the coats! « Show Less
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As they are still in the box (their feet are planted/secured a good 1/4 to 1/2 inches into the bottom), I pulled a leg out and measured as best I could. The height measurement being from the hoof to the highest part (the top of ear), and the width being from the rump to the end of the nose.From smallest to largest horse (approx.):4" x 3.5"4.5" x 5.5"6.75" x 7"8.5" x 8"Hope this helps! :)
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No. Horses aren't that small. I purchased them for my 5 year old granddaughter but her 2 year old brother can safely play with them. The set is very cute.
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I have a year old puppy with a 13 inch neck and I ordered a medium. It ran a little big but there was plenty of room to make it smaller. I ordered a large for my GSP adult male and had to size that to fit as well. My guess is they run large but are easily sized to fit your dog as needed. A puppy is going to grow but an adult dog will stay true to size. Hope that helps. We love our collars!
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my grand daughter was about the same age and size. she had an 18"already, and hopped on it and rode. she knew how to ride,that could make difference but not enough that I would buy the 18" it would be to small from the start . Hope this helped.
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The larger horse is 8-1/2" hoof to top if ears and 8" tail to nose. The smaller horse is 6-1/2" hoof to top of ears and 6" tail to nose. Hope this helps ! My granddaughters enjoy the set!
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I'm not sure but I have a quarter horse, who wears horse size. And I had to tighten it down to where there was only one more adjustment on both sides. and in the last hole on the under side, leaving no room to tighten. I hope that's helpful
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I have a standard poodle. He measures 31" do you mind telling me what size you got for your pup. 30-31'' fits in both the large and extra large range. I would appreciate some advice. THanks so much
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I bought large for my Whippets they have one each, I think you should go for the extra large, I think your retriever will struggle to get into a large, the large is 35 inches across and the extra large is 45 inches, they are fabulous, my Whippets love them :)
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My wife and I agree that up to 4.5 would be ok. We bought this for our new grandson who will be two in May 2014.He's just getting used to it. He feeds it and combs his mane but doesn't ride it yet. Our son and sister were on his horse until about 4.5 yeas old. They loved it. Hope this helps. Bob
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Not sure if this is a good answer but here goes...the horses were gifts to grandchildren but have seen them in use. The dolls they have sit on the horses but sort of have to be held on. I didn't know there were different types of dolls but the 18" dolls they have sit on the horses when stationary but the legs on dolls don't stretch very far apart if this helps.
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As they are still in the box (their feet are planted/secured a good 1/4 to 1/2 inches into the bottom), I pulled a leg out and measured as best I could. The height measurement being from the hoof to the highest part (the top of ear), and the width being from the rump to the end of the nose. From smallest to largest horse (approx.): 4" x 3.5" 4.5" x 5.5" 6.75" x 7" 8.5" x 8" Hope this helps! :)
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They come in different sizes, my dog is a Shepard pit mix with a 12" neck. The size I got seemed to work. I honestly don't what the size range was for my dog, but it is a clean fit. My guess if they have a larger size try that. How ever the way it fits on the collar, that gap will ride under his neck.Esp for stocky dog.
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Yes; they're a little large, but we got a combination of the classic size Breyer horses and some smaller ones, and our 2 yr. old granddaughter LOVES them all.