I have an 8-week old lab puppy. Will she outgrow this in a week?!?
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I would simply advise not to purchase this product in the first place. Mold spots grow in the bowls after a few months that cannot be removed.
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Probably. I have a nine pound dog and a 11 pound cat, it seems about right for them.
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Probably. I use it for my 15 pound dachshund. It's only a few inches from the floor and holds about 1-1/2 cups of food, which is perfect for a small dog. Perhaps a larger one is available?
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She should'nt.Just make sure the height you buy will function for her grown size as well.My 4 yr. old uses it.
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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 think you are safe with a medium, and you won't have to upsize as your dog grows. I have a large for my 70 lb. 9 month old lab and it's a bit big.
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I started it out at the maximum and put his treats in there until he figured it out. After he figured it out then I did not keep it always at max....just added as I needed to. I also started with a rock under it that was just tall enough he could push off then moved the rock away. But mine was also full grown when I got it.
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We got a Large for our Lab when he was 9 months old and about 50 pounds. We wanted it to grow with him, otherwise we may have gotten the Medium.
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I am not sure... This puppy has a heart beat and my puppy who is now over 7 months old loves this little guy. It helps soooooooo much when I first brought her home!! 100% stand behind this pup!!
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Our puppy is 6lb. It might b little too small. U might want to go up a size.
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I think she will be fine in there as a puppy but fully grown I think you might need to upgrade the size. I have a four month chihuahua and he loves his bag.
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We have a lab mix who weighs at least 70 lbs and still growing, not quite a year old yet. She gets in and out of the kennel just fine. The kennel is large, so she also has room to pick her special comfortable spot instead of feeling cramped up.
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I agree with M Goodall. We have a 16 lb Mini Schnauzer. The only thing she can't do in there is fully stretch out from front to back. So, for an 8 to 10 lb dog that won't get any bigger, it would be great.
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I would think so. My puppy has outgrown it, but I don't remember it being that long. It would be worth it even if you have to tie a knot at the top.
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Place ALOT of pads EVERYWHERE. The puppy will pick her place that she likes to go. You will see apattern and will GRADUALLY pick up some of the unused pads. Then you will have to place the pads in the places that your puppy has picked to pee. Be patient, PRAISE when she goes on the pad. Puppies take 2 years to mature. This is not my favorite time, but the cuteness kicks in and you can get thru it. I suggest taking a class with your pup at Pet Smart.
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I would think she'd definitely grow into it. I have a 11 pound, 5 month old small puppy who I got a small kong for; it took her awhile to stay interested in trying to get the treat out. Now she's figured out how to keep working at it until the treat breaks apart and she can get to it. It sure helps to keep her occupied for awhile and with the chewing phase.
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Yes. I have a standard labradoodle puppy who is growing fast. He is 18 lbs. and fits just fine.
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I have a puppy that weighs 6lbs and will only get to 10-15lbs when grown and it fits her prefect now with room to grow. I had it out of the car yesterday and she was trying to get on the console so she could sit there it was really funny.
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I got our collar out and did a test rum on my lab who weighs about 60# and had her try to reach the front of her paws (dog biscuit reward induced!). She just couldn't quite reach. This collar restricts their stretch to some degree in all directions. I would say it is worth a try to try to break the habit, if it is a habit and not something physiologic. Vets should carry these--they are MUCH better than the cone (we call it The Lampshade!)--an outstanding product and I am glad to have it on hand for the next time we need it. Have you tried spraying the top of your lab's paws with Bitter Apple? Apparently, not all dogs hate the Bitter Apple as much as my dog does, however! Another suggestion I would make is to get the dog boots and use them for a time on her front paws. We use them in the winter for below zero weather--Lucy isn't crazy about them but she does get used to them. She had a bad cut on one of her paws a few years ago and we put a boot on over her bandages and she got used to it. The bandages had to be on for about a month, dressed daily followed by the boot and she was very good about the whole thing once she got over the weird-ness! Good luck working this problem out with your lab--they are the best dogs, aren't they?!!
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My lab is about 85lbs. She has room to spare. I think it would be big enough, but I am not sure. Does your dog like to curl up in a ball, or stretch out? When mine curls up she has room. when she sleeps on her back with legs up and extended, she takes up the length. Good luck!!