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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This is what I would recommend.Size 0 is recommended for the following breeds: miniature dachshund, papillon, toy poodle, yorkie, and similarly sized dogs.Size 1 is recommended for the following breeds: border terrier, jack russell, cairn terrier, welsh corgi, standard dachshund, sheltie, westie, whippet, and similarly sized dogs.Tim
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I have a small Jack Russel about 10-15 lbs and they were too small and had to be returned. I would go with a medium if you can find one.
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I don't have a Husky to look at but I would think it would work. Mine works really well.
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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 go to pet smart or petco and try a size 2. Chihuahua's are pretty small. We have our pair I bought "snoopy" he's too big for them. Let me know, I'm sure my daughter would make sure you got them by xmas or sooner for your little one. They are brand new size 2. Make her an offer and she'll be happy be to help you.
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I have a 55 lb husky and the medium works well for her. I would get the large for a 90 lb dog.
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I'd get the smallest size - I think that they're all the same height so the yorkie should be able see out, will have plenty of curl up room and will feel snug without being cramped. We had that size for our 12 pound chiauhua mix and it work well. We bought the medium for our 16 lb rat terrier and it is right for him, but with room for 5 or so more pounds of dog.
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I would go at least one size down. I bought this for my 75 lb husky and he till manages to break out of it but that is primarily due to the product not having a lock in harness in addition to the plastic pieces. It also fits my 90 lb labrador pretty well. The mouth of the muzzle doesn't really lend itself well for the long pointed snouts.
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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.
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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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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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I'm not exactly sure how big a Siberian Husky pup is, but this would probably do the job for a few months. Beware, however, that the "lid" is simply a mesh / netting like material stretched along a metal hoop that fits into grooves in the top. A few swipes with Husky claws might be enough to tear through 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 bought a middle size for a 12 kg dog... A Newfoundland should need a much bigger for sure maybe extralarge..
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My dogs are 22 pounds and 11 pounds and each have plenty of room in the medium. I'd think small would work for your Yorkie.
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Not if it's a taller type dog. The inside of the dog house would fit fine, but the opening is very small! My Husky comes to about my knees, and wouldn't be able to get in side it. The inside was the perfect size for her...but the door of it is very small and not wide at all. If you have a Tractor Supply Store any where near you, they have them there where you could go look...MUCH cheaper there as well. They also have a website you could order from. Theirs is 109.00 for this large size.