Medium or Large for 102 lb Bulldog mix? He's a year old so he might get thicker, has a big barrel chest, 36" girth, but short body length(from neck to tail about 24 inches). Primary use would be 3 day camping/backpacking trips.Thanks in advance Medium or Large for 102 lb Bulldog mix? He's a year old so he might get thicker, has a big barrel chest, 36" girth, but short body length(from neck to tail about 24 inches). Primary use... » Read More Medium or Large for 102 lb Bulldog mix? He's a year old so he might get thicker, has a big barrel chest, 36" girth, but short body length(from neck to tail about 24 inches). Primary use would be 3 day camping/backpacking trips.Thanks in advance « Show Less
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I'd go with the large. I have a smaller dog, about 45-50 and it ran decently big, but considering she's 1/2 the size, a large might be good.
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Medium. The Large is for dogs who are as large as a horse (no exaggeration).
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Hi, I purchased a medium for my pitbull mix who weights about 70 pounds. It fits him perfectly, so I believe a large would suit your dog better. I use it for hiking and it works great to hold our waters!
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medium for now, but he may grow a little bit more. I use mine in a 95 lb. German Sheppard. fits very nice
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I have a 186lb English Mastiff and have the XL. My ex-wifes English Bulldog is only 60lbs. So splitting the differance, I would go with the medium.
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Go with a large. You can always adjust it to be smaller not bigger. I have a Rottweiler and I wish I have gottan the large size.
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I'm sorry response is slow.First of all, please try to measure the weight, girth of your dog.The size of the back to fit on the measured numbers will be as follows.Until the girth 64cm to S size weight ~ 8kgM size weight 8 ~ 22.5kg girth 65 ~ 81cmL size body weight 25.5 ~ 35.8kg girth 75 ~ 101cmXL size weight 35.8kg more than girth 91 ~ 122cm
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We have an 89 lb. English Pointer (14 Years Old) with a large barrell chest. We used a large, it gives you plenty of room for adjustments (larger or smaller); fits him fine. A tip on the "leg straps"; we tuck the ends under the metal handle-loops, keeps them out of the way (and clean) when he poos. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Very much depends on the way you crate your dog and his length/height more than weight. We use a tight fitting crate so our English Bulldog can turn around and readjust comfortably, but can't urinate in the crate and avoid laying in it (thus helping her avoid urinating in the crate). This is just the right size for her, and she's about 40 lbs. some folks prefer a roomy crate for their pet, and it sounds like it would allow your boy some room. But Its hard for me to tell for certain while not knowing his height or length.
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Its really all about weight. This is probably pretty close to allow for some growth. We bought the medium for our sons 11th birthday and he's about 80 lbs. the zap web site has some guidelines on sizing as well.
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My dog is pretty long tall and lean and the medium was good. I think a small might be good for you unless his chest is big for his size. There is quite a bit of leeway on the straps as well.
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I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable transport. I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable... » Read More I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable transport. « Show Less
2201915
I have a 17 lb Jack Russell and he uses a medium. Mostly for the length and girth of his chest. :)
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I have a 50 pound bass in town. It fits him great. It's in the middle adjustments for his girth. I would highly recommend this for any dog plus or -20 pounds from that.
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Elmer's body (measurement from neck to tail is 7". From TUSK to tAIL is 12+ inches. I have a 20lb l'hasa mix and it's tough enough for him. (And he is very rough on his toys. The only toys that last at all are the kong toys. I stopped buying everything else cause he pulls the stuffings out of other brands in 20 minutes or less. I've had this one for several months...with no surgery yet!) hope his helps you. (Satchi, chatters his teeth all day long on his toys. They really get pounded).....You would consider this a MEDIUM size toy.
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I ordered a Lbfor my medium sized hound-pointer mix. She is 44 lbs. and stands about 2 feet from ground to top of "shoulder." This bed is quite spacious for her and would probably be even more so for your Bassett. She can lay down with legs fully extended. This has been a great purchase for her/us.
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We have two labs, one is 77 pounds and one is 88 pounds. They are not exactly large in stature. Just weight. I got the large one so they would have room to stretch out. I only have seen the large one, not the medium. The large one gives my dogs plenty of room and the biggest one can stretch out and he loves to scratch and dig at it and it gives him all the room he needs. A medium might be big enough for a basset hound. I just like to give my dogs as much room as I can get. I don't think they would have had much room left over with a medium size. Hope this helps. I don't know the size of the medium one. We have two labs, one is 77 pounds and one is 88 pounds. They are not exactly large in stature. Just weight. I got the large one so they would have room to stretch out. I only have seen the large one, not the medium. The large one gives my dogs plenty of room and the biggest one can stretch out and he loves to scratch and dig at it and it gives him all the room he needs. A medium might be big enough for a basset hound. I just like to give my dogs as much room as I can get. I don't think they would have had much room left over with a medium size. Hope this helps. I don't know the size of the... » Read More We have two labs, one is 77 pounds and one is 88 pounds. They are not exactly large in stature. Just weight. I got the large one so they would have room to stretch out. I only have seen the large one, not the medium. The large one gives my dogs plenty of room and the biggest one can stretch out and he loves to scratch and dig at it and it gives him all the room he needs. A medium might be big enough for a basset hound. I just like to give my dogs as much room as I can get. I don't think they would have had much room left over with a medium size. Hope this helps. I don't know the size of the medium one. « Show Less
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I bought a large for my 60 lb. American Bulldog. I'm not sure if that helps but it had plenty room. If it were me I would get a medium to be safe.
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Rather than by weight, your best bet would be to measure your dog neck to snout, and check out the company's sizing guide and video @ http://www.allfourpaws.com/the_comfy_cone-sizing_guidelines.php. The example breed they show for the medium size is a French bulldog, so that might likely be your dog's correct size. Hope this helps!
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It really depends on what size around the chest he is. Our dog is 15" neck to tail and a medium is too big. She weighs 10 lbs. Try a small. These rain coats really don't fit as nice as the picture shows.
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large. I base that on the guess that your dog has rather strong jaws. Although smaller than our dog Justin, 115lbs., medium could be border line. Justin has had his several months now & still in fine shape. adding treats inside definitely adds a challenge to toy play time. Hope you find this helpful, &your; dog finds it enjoyable, if you decide to get it.Of course, larger is better than choosing too small.You may want to go to the XL,we don't give Justin big treats,so happy with our chosen size. Preference is individual.
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My dog weighs about 26 and I got the medium for him. He's a Scottish Terrier and is stocky. The medium is a little large but not uncomfortably so. If you know what size the Pit Bull was you can sort of go by that. My Amstaff terrier weighed 100 lbs. but he was a purebred. I would think that the extra large would be a better bet. If, however, your dog seems to have small bones and not a large chest, the large would be better.