would this work for an adult pug? I am thinking about 20lbs.
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HiI tried this for my adult Yorkie/Jack Russell, he refused. I don't think it is a matter of size, but a matter of habit. My little guy, approx 7 kilos simply refuses to go inside no matter what.
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I'd say yes. My pug is like 18, he's got plenty of room. Not squeezed or anything.
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My 18lb Pug fits comfortably in this bed, but for a 40lb dog it would be very snug..
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Should be fine. I have one 25 lb pug that fits inside perfectly so 10 lbs total should be a comfortable fit.
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The collar is adjustable. When fastened on the last hole possible, the collar is 10 inches in diameter. I suggest measuring your pug's neck prior to purchasing (save yourself the trouble of returning it if it doesn't work)Hope this helps :-)
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I believe this would work great for any dog, mite even be lil better for a pug so he can get his face closer. Lol
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I would say it would be too heavy for a teacup dog or very small dog. We used it on our puppy when she was about 15-20 lb and it was fine. I have to say that it worked like a charm. If she starts to bark, I only have to get it out of the box and she stops.
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My dog is a pug/affenpinscher mix. He's 20lb and about 12" at the shoulder and his hind leg is too short. A 6-inch or maybe 5.5 might have been ok. I think these are best for longer leg dogs. Also make sure the knee is the problem, I thought it was my dog's knee and it was his hip. I just had to visit the right vet.
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I got it for my 15 lb pug and it is adjustable. I had a hard time getting it to work though. The company sent a replacement and I never tried the new one because I had already ordered a different brand.
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The small should be fine for your pug. I have a lg. Jack Russell (19)lbs. and two cats. They seem to drink more water.
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I have a 12 lb Shih Tzu and he has a bit of "wiggle room" you might be pushing the limit with a 20 lb Pug.
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It might technically fit, but it would likely be too heavy and cumbersome for a dog &lt;20 lbs. I think for a small dog there are smaller and cheaper options.
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I would definitely think so. I bought this for my pug puppy (who is roughly similar size to a Cairn) for the exact same reason as you and it has been absolutely perfect-- much larger than her crate and enough room for a bed, food and water bowl, wee wee pads and room to walk around/play. I usually line the bottom with wee wee pads. This comes up to about my waist when I'm standing, maybe a little higher. My dog is a big biter/scratcher, but she hasn't been able to claw her way out of this. This has been incredibly helpful while we are at work, and she really likes it. Best part is it is easy to set up and folds completely flat for travel/storage. I would recommend it. I would definitely think so. I bought this for my pug puppy (who is roughly similar size to a Cairn) for the exact same reason as you and it has been absolutely perfect-- much larger than her crate and enough room for a bed, food and water bowl, wee wee pads and room to walk around/play. I usually line the bottom with wee wee pads. This comes up to about my waist when I'm standing, maybe a little higher. My dog is a big biter/scratcher, but she hasn't been able to claw her way out of this. This has been incredibly helpful while we are at work, and she really likes it. Best part is it is... » Read More I would definitely think so. I bought this for my pug puppy (who is roughly similar size to a Cairn) for the exact same reason as you and it has been absolutely perfect-- much larger than her crate and enough room for a bed, food and water bowl, wee wee pads and room to walk around/play. I usually line the bottom with wee wee pads. This comes up to about my waist when I'm standing, maybe a little higher. My dog is a big biter/scratcher, but she hasn't been able to claw her way out of this. This has been incredibly helpful while we are at work, and she really likes it. Best part is it is easy to set up and folds completely flat for travel/storage. I would recommend it. « Show Less
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Personally I would not get it for dogs under 20 lbs because of the heavy metal square that keeps it together. If you are okay with the metal square, I would do a small for the bichon and medium for the rat terrier. My mother has an 18 lb. rat terrier and did not like the harness because of the metal square. You can't see it in the picture, but it sits on their back where it all comes together. I think it is a good harness for dogs over 20 lbs. I hope that helps.
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i have a giant cat probably about 30 pounds currently and he can get inside there -- i wouldn't say your pug would be comfortable but he could probably fit like shoes in a shoe box not like a comfy carrying place -- when i use the carrier as a roll around my dog stands -- i thought he would sit down on the bottom and ride around -- so i wouldn't think your dog would be comfortable but he would probably fit -- best to you
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I really doubt that this seat would be large enough. I bought this seat for my 8# chi/pug and it is a little roomy for her, but adding another 17# I think it would be way to tight. Sorry---
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I think the Dean and Tyler webbing would be too wide for a pug. I have a 43 lb. English springer Spaniel and the webbing is almost too wide for her at a size small. If you're looking for a service dog harness, I would recommend going to activedogs.com or try another style of harness available thru Amazon.