I have 68# female Weimaraner. What size do I need?
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Sorry, I have a 6-pound toy poodle - but I think the order page has a sizing guide. If you do order them, we have found they seal better if you lift the dogs ears up and place the Mutt Muffs directly around their ear opening. Also, don't try to put them on until the loud noise starts - that way, the dog realizes that they were uncomfortable for a short time and the Mutt Muffs helped make them more comfortable.
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Just like shoes fitting comfortably for us humans, these Mutt Muffs are comparable. I decided that the "Large" size muff fits my 54 pound Lab/Golden Cross. I did try the medium size, but I preferred that the muff encase my dog's entire ear flap. By adjusting the velcro fasteners on top as well as the velcro fastener under her chin, the muffs seem to fit comfortably. I definitely put the muffs on BEFORE the loud noise (such as my church's pipe organ!) begins. Contrary to Zorah Oppenheimer's experience, these muffs do work--I issue voice commands to my dog (who is a highly trained and very responsive service dog ) while she has the muffs on, and she does not hear me. Anyway, my guess for your dog would be the "Large" muffs. Hope this is helpful. Good luck.
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I have a 9# shebahuahua and I couldn't get them to stay on. After she got to the pint of not shaking them off, they slid down
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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.
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I bought the medium for my toy poodle and it fit perfect. You may want to buy the large.
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Without reviewing the size chart, I would say an XS. My 16# mini schnauzer fits nicely in a medium. Good Luck.
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Go to petsafe.net/easy walk. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and it will give you chart to determine the size you will need. Take a measuring tape and measure around the dog right behind the front legs. Good Luck! I think you will like this harness!
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We bought the small for our chihuahua she is 8lbs and after trying them on we were not sure about the size, so we went ahead and bought the xtra small. These were way too small so we returned them with no hassles and kept the small. I would go ahead and try the small, it will probably be your best fit.
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You will definitely need the larger size. My Schnauzers are about 14" at the shoulder and you would want to be any larger going through these dimensions.
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My 65# Aus cattle dog/shep mix has a 30" girth, and it could have been made snugger to fit a smaller dog than her. You should be fine with a medium. However, as mentioned in my review of this product, the buckle rubbed her elbow something fierce and I had to return it. (I ended up getting a Wolfpacks Banzai dog pack and am extremely satisfied.) Good luck!
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My dog is around 50. I think i got large and theyre a bit tight. Go up a size or two
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I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of the winter! Hope that helps! I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of... » Read More I would probably try the red ones (small). I would actually try to check these out at Petco or something first if you can- I think they list some suggested sizes by breed on the back of the box (but I could be completely making that up) and the staff could advise you too. With fluffier breeds, I think you have more flexibility- even if they are a little big on your dog, the hair will help keep them in place (you need a more accurate fit on smooth/short hair or they'll slip off if too big). If they end up being too big for now, sounds like your dog will probably grow into them by the end of the winter! Hope that helps! « Show Less
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Try the XL size. I have a 68-72 pound Golden retriever/boxer mix. She's pretty stocky and it fit her. It's adjustable in the front were the reflector is and the waist area is adjustable as well.
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Sorry - I only have a small dog. Why don't you call the company? Or see if there's someone out there that bought an XXL...or go to a pet site that will usually have measurements for you...it's a nifty coat though...if it doesn't fit, send it back!!!
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Go to your local pet store and try one on your pet. Make note of that size and dimensions and then match it up to the sizing on this one
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It takes a little guess work. My 80# dog is a border collie mix, and they had a picture of a beagle marked "medium", and a picture of a German Shepherd marked "large". I didn't want it to fit tight so I ordered a large. It's perfect.
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You'll want to get the biggest size. I believe i ordered the biggest size for my bichon.
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I would certainly order a large. I have a medium size for my 25 pound dof and it fits her very well. It is a very good halter and works better than I had wished for.
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We have a 101 lb weimaraniner, and he does great. The covers zip off so you could add to it or change it if needed. :)