Since my standard, 33 lb. Dachshund (22" waist) has such a unique body shape, what size wrap would fit him best?
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I would try the medium to start with. For my 50 lbs Dalmatian, I found the medium too tight and the large to big. In the case of it being too tight, his back legs went to sleep and he could not get up or walk. I thought the end was near for him and was in a panic until I removed the band and after a few minutes, he was back to normal. I ended up with 12 of the mediums since he would go through about 3 or 4 a day (even using sanitary pads inside the band). That way, I did not have to wash as often. To deal with the size not being quite right, I made an extension with some heavy fabric and lots of velcro strips so that I could adjust it to whatever size was required in case he lost or gained weight. Worked for us.
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My yorkie's waist is 11-12" and size XS works perfect for him - the package says XS fits 6" - 13" waist. They have elastic around the important part. There's about an inch of diaper that overlaps on my dog, so it fits perfect. It's not too loose, and not too tight. It's a perfect fit. He's very comfortable in it. If the waist size fits within the parameters stated on the pkg, I think it will fit.
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Best to go by weight. I have a Doberman and got the XXL based on size but they were too long, ie, they were too long from waist to tail and difficult to use. Also, with a cropped tail, it doesn't work too well but they definitely served their purpose and worked well.
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I have a snoodle that weigh 14 lbs. and he has kind of a lanky build and he fits just fine, even with extra padding that I put in for him.
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The one i got was for up to 20 lbs my problem is that my 13 lb dachshund is too long now,i would think a cockapoo would be shorter and should fit.
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We have a Westie/Schnauzer and the large size fits him, a little on the big side. You would certainly need the XL.
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I have a lab/beagle mix, who is the size of a lab with a broad chest. I'd say she'd probably be about equal to your dalmatian. I got her the large and it fits great, it adjusts.
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My dog was a lil chubby 19lb she fit perfect! I love this purchase for her. I think yours should be fine your pup just may not have room to move around a lot. I have a doxy so a long body and it's perfect. I did a lol of research and this was by far the best! Good much!
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HI Dallas, I have the 20" coat for my 51 lbs Vizsla. It fits perfectly. My dog is very skinny at the waist/belly, but quite wide in the chest, and muscular in the neck and shoulders. This coat is very rugged, with ribbed cuffs, and thick strong seams. I would not recommend putting a harness over this coat, as I would imagine it could create some friction spots and irritate your dog's skin. I have found that out the hard way int he past by putting a harness over a RUffwear jacket. I now always put the harnesses under the coat, and I cut small incisions in the jacket to allow for the "D" ring to be hooked to the leash. Hope this helps!
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It would depend on the weight, the length from neck to where tail joins body, and the girth around the deepest part of his/her chest. Then follow the sizing chart. Make certain you measure the deepest part of the dog's chest up around the back. That is the girth, or as other's have called it the waist. Yes, it is easy to add velcro to it if it is too big, a bit harder to make it work if it is too small. Based on the other answers, perhaps an xl?
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Based on my experience, a medium might be the best option. My dog is a lab mix. She's about 65 lbs, 31" chest, 22" waist. The medium size fits her quite well. I've adjusted the harness so it's just a little bit loose on her; there's still enough room to expand the front harness by 3 inches or so around the chest and the rear harness has enough room to expand by about 11 inches around the waist. The rear leg straps are adjusted as big as they go and they were just about right for her; the circumference where her hip connects to her body is about 19". I've since started using the harness without the rear leg straps as my dog recently had one of her legs amputated. Even without the rear leg straps the harness works quite well.
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I would say a Large. It's better to go by the waist size, and your pooch is on the high end of the large. I have a 26 pounder with Cushings, so her belly is bigger, and the medium was too small (had to revise by adding velcro tabs to make it bigger, but over time the velcro wears out and curls with washing). The large stays on and also leaves more room for a pad to add inside for extra incontinence. You stated you have a Basset mix...how low is the belly to the ground? If you decided to go for the medium, you will definitely need velcro strips to enlarge the waist area. (I had to do the same for my dogs Thundershirt). I personally think the Large would be best.
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I'm sorry to hear about your Corgi. My best guess would be to go by waist size - and if the cancer might continue to grow, maybe the XXXL. The elastic around the legs and tail might help with the bunching and extra material - but at least it will fit and stay secure.
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I think you'll find the Medium is a good size. I have a Yorkshire Terrier about the same length from neck to tail but only about 13 pounds. She is covered across the back but the girth is a little big. The velcro strap gives enough 'shrinkage' to make it work though.
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I measured around his waist below his rib cage. This should cover his appendage.
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Hi, go on www.pawsaboard.com, they have a sizing chart based on weight, I chose small, I have a bichon that is 22lbs, fits him great, I love this jacket, really looks cool and seems to be well made. I did buy mine on Amazon though.
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You need to measure the chest just behind the front legs to get a good fit. You can't pick a size based on weight alone. Use a shoelace, mark the length of it around after wrapping It around the dog, and match that size up with the sizing chart.