what size would be good for a 1 year old siberian husky?
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Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for 13in - 22in dog neck sizes. Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for... » Read More Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for 13in - 22in dog neck sizes. « Show Less
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My Husky is about 55 lbs, and the muzzle was too big for him, but I imagine it would fit a Husky that is around 90 lbs.
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I have the large and it is more than adequate for my lab and my Shepard mix. I think the medium would be fine for your little guys. My dogs are 70 lbs. each.
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The small is about the size of a mouse...it's not really that big...the large one is about the size of a hamster...it would all depend on the breed of dog you have. Obviously if it's large you'll want a large and upgrade to a normal one that's a little bigger for grown dogs. I bought a small for a chihuahua and a large for a Boston terrier. Now she is full grown, 25 pounds, the large one is perfect for her.
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I have a Norwegian Elkhound and she has long hair like huskies. I have to put the Dogtra very tight on her and she only feels it at very high level. My dog is medium size, if I had a husky I would buy the more expensive Dogtra that comes with longer prongs and would be more suitable for larger dogs. No, I wouldn't buy this one for a husky.
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I have the large for my 50lbs. Siberian Husky and it works perfectly for her. This is honestly the best crate I've had for her.
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We have a siberian huskey. He is approximately 26" from his foot to his shoulder. His chest is muscular and his body narrows towards his hips. This pack fits him very well. It is adjustable, but I am not sure it would be small enough for your needs. I hope this helps...
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hi clarissa, it all depends on the size (husky, slim)of your 4 year old. what ever size he wears normally look for the equivolent in S, M or Large. this custome are made within the guide lines with an inch or so for growth. all the comments are correct.
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I would probably get the large. The medium might be okay, but bulldogs have pretty wide mouths and I think the large would be better. Either size will probably fit your needs.
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I would suggest a medium. My dachshunds are about that weight and the medium works perfect!
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I would probably go the next size bigger. I have a 50# Siberian, but she is all legs.
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I have a 16 lb. Havanese and I bought her a small. There are adjustments so your Shorkie should easily fit into a small without being too big.
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I have a rottweiler and I bought the large to allow for growth. I believe she is almost 26" and she is almost 8 months old. I would suggest the large just to be safe. Good luck on the CGC testing, that's what mine is training for as well as possible therapy and search/rescue.
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Thank you for the question.The size of the average DalmatianL size I think is whether just right.I wonder if a little larger if it was a puppy.Please also ask a question.
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From memory they do make a couple of diff sizes so you obviously would need to go for large dog. Hopefully when he grows you won't need to zap him anymore.
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Medium or large will work. My dog has both and she is about the size of a beagle. It just depends on how you want it to fit.
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We have a 60 lb. husky mix who fits just fine through the doggy door. He is just about 10 months old so he will probably get even bigger and I don't think it will be a problem.