Would a 35# terrier fir?
1610364
It will fit fine. I have a 36 lb cocker and he fits fine and room to lie down and spread out.
1610365
I put 2 9# 10" Papillons in it with no problem. It's definitely tall enough.
1610366
Yes. I have a 55lb mixed breed and he does fine in this. Crates should not be too roomy, especially when traveling. Too much space makes them insecure, and uncomfortable with changes in motion. For crate training a dog is fine if he has to duck his head a little. Measure for height from the shoulders.
1610367
Probably. We use it for a 22 lb. Jack Russell, who now has plenty of room after a previous smaller crate. She actually goes into it on her own now. She has plenty of room to stretch out. This crate has lots of "head" room, so that isn't a problem. Actually, during a particularly nasty thunder storm recently, our 75 lb. Yellow Lab actually crammed herself into this crate, turned around and had only her head hanging out (she spent all evening there!). So, I'm sure it would fit a 35 lb dog.
1610368
The dog would probably fit, but don't try to lift it. I returned it after I put two of my cats in it and when I tried to carry it, the door came off because it pulled out when the carrier flexed with their weight. The two of them together weighed about 30 pounds.
1610369
Yes it should. I bought it for my 7# chihuahua. But I'm pretty sure your dog will fit.
1477751
Depends on the weight. My husky is 20-22kg and she was a medium. So not too sure otherwise :O
1641263
Sorry about your pup. We loved the stroller for our 14 year old terrier. I think you'll find the size (height) to be acceptable. We think it was the best one out there. Good luck!
987446
My 30 lb mix fits, but he's short. My terriers fit best and they're about 15 lbs. If he curls up it's fine, otherwise it may be too small.
1455578
my terrier is about 22lbs on a good day...I got a medium. I can make it nice and snug around her middle, but it can be adjusted if she puts on some holiday pounds.
533589
Our dog Tucker weighs in at 55-60 and his nails do not cause any problems. I was worried about it too, but it has proven a non factor.
1458456
Pebbles (my dog) is 35 lbs. So many times I bought items that was way to big for her as I went by sight. Go to You Tube and inquire how to measure a dog's "girth" (as I didn't know how), and it will guide you. Trial and error, wasted dollars, now I know.
1763327
Hello Vera. Small is the way to go. Over 35 lbs is consider big not under. Your dog is medieum size.
2052841
Look at ruffwear site or call them. But my dog is 47 pounds and wears a small so 50 prob wouldn't make a difference. You just need to measure for the fit. Ruffwear has measuring info on their site. I've found my dog to be a small across many of their coat types. But she's a border collie lab mix so her torso is a lot thinner than a pure lab. Just measure to be safe.
1076003
The small might not fit them. It has plenty of adjustment. Our terrier is 20+lbs and its in the middle of the adjustments.
1599980
I would get a X-small because in the details of this specific size it states "For dogs with a girth of 15-inch-19-inch and weighing 11-18-pounds" that goes in correspondence with the girth and weight of your cairn terrier! It is true to the size. I purchased a Large for my 40 pound dog and in the details for that specific weight it said "For dogs with a girth of 26-inch-35-inch and weighing 40-70-pounds." The weight is all I went off of at the time due to not know what his exact girth was. It fit perfectly for him!
737915
I have a 75 lb dog that looks a bit like a german shepherd. We live in an urban setting with everything from sidewalks to gravel. We use the booty to cover his bandaged paw and depending on how long he is out and how much he plays and chases the boots last between 1 and 3 outings before there are minor holes. I was looking at a Great Dane in the dog park today and comparing their feet size... I have a hard time picturing one of these fitting on a Great Dane but others have said they do.
185598
My dog is 30#. I purchased the 2, 3 and 5. She ended up fitting in the 5.I would say the 2 or 3.They are great boots. These are the first boots that Iever bought that actually stayed on her feet.Usually when we are walking the boots fall offand I am carrying them. These stayed on.I would say if you are not sure buy both like I didand return the one that doesn't fit. Hope this helps.
1368717
Yes way to big my dog is about 35 lbs and it's perfect for her. You would Definelty need to check out the smaller options or you can even put a toy ball in the bowl to help slow them down or they sell these suction gadgets that you can place to the bottom of their bowls they come in 3 different sizes smallest would prob be best for you ! This way you save $ and it still does the job
136412
Maybe but it'd be a tight. My 30lb terrier mix fit upon it comfortably, but she never actually used it. She stepped on it, sniffed it, and totally snubbed it. Never stepped on it again. I packed it up that day to send it back.
1695917
Definitely not a small! A small fits snugly on my 22# terrier mix. I agree with the previous poster, a medium would probably work for you.
2265055
Our dog is a English Springer which I believe is a taller than a Welsh Terrier I would think the shorter sizew would be appropriate.