How do I know what size to get our puppies?
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Look at the chart made by the manufacturer, it lists breeds and weight limits for sizing. http://resources.kongcompany.com/blog/2013/05/a-guide-to-kong/
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I have a 30lb puppy & a 50lb puppy & the large size has worked great for both since they were 8weeks old. If you have an aggressive chewer you might think about a Kong extreme (the black) but unless this is their only toy you should not have a problem.
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Depends on the type of puppy... By weight I would do up in sizes at 10 lb, 15lb, 25lb and 40lb or more for each of the different kong toys respectfully.
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On Kong's website they have a size chart by breed.....including the puppy stage. http://www.kongcompany.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Web_UserGuide_050213.png
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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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Well, good question. I am not an expert, you might ask your vet or the KONG website. Sorry I can't answer your question. But I would HATE to give you the wrong answer. Hope you have a great time with your puppies.
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Hi Joe, I agree with previous comments, depends on the size of your puppy, but if you decide to purchase one, they are wonderful, Cassie absolutely LOVES it, I put peanut butter in for a treat and also frozen mince when we are away from home and she is in her kennel, keeps her occupied for hours. Also great for training ie fetch
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What breed are your puppies and how old are they? If you can tell me that I can help you out a little better. I bought a large because we have a Cane Corso which is related to the mastiff breed and honesty I could of bought an extra large and it would of been better for her.
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Of course it depends on the breed. However, the small would be good for most puppies. However, if your specific dog gets big enough that he might choke on it, then it's time to discard and get a bigger one.
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Probably small or even extra small. Go to a pet store and try one on and the order if you need to
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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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If you can get the neck measurement of the puppy then look at the size of the collars offered for the neck, because you will have to allow for the rapid growth of the puppy. Just be sure to get one big enough to where you won't be buying one every time you turn around.
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Measure girth and order appropriate size Small/Medium 19-25 inches Boston Terrier, Beagle, Pug, Lhasa Apso, Westie Medium 20-28 inches Border Collie, Springer Spaniel, American Staffordshire Terrier Medium/Large 25-36 inches Boxer, Bulldog, Dalmatian Large 26-36 inches German Shepherd, Labrador Retriever, Rottweiler Extra Large 34-46 inches Greyhound, Great Dane Easily adjustable.
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I have four cockers from 22 lbs. to 34 lbs and the XL fits all of them around the middle. The length from neck to base of tail is a bit long for the two smaller dogs, but still very wearable. For your little one, a small would be my guess. It would leave some room in case you want to layer it over a tighter fitting sweater.
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I would get a medium. I have a 12 pound chihuahua and got her medium. The small was too little.
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Probably too big. Large is what you will need when puppy is nearly full size.
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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 Chow-mix and I got a size 3, which works well. The box says if you have a Pointer, Pitbull get size 4. For a Lab or German shepherd get size 5. Great Dane, Rottweiler size 6. I hope this helps.
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Look at the dog types that resemble your dog and then go by that size. It is in relationship to the size of the head and nose length. It is a challenge.
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I got size information from the product website. It tells you how to measure your dog's head to determine what size to buy. Works well for us.
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Hi, I bought a Small for my 6.7 lbs puppy, it was too big, so I got the XSmall, fits perfect
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I just checked the Puppia website: * All the sizes of Puppia products are standardized and based on the chest girth. SIZENeck (base of neck)Chest Girth(min.~max.)XS7.5 (inch) 9~13 (inch)S9.8 (inch) 12~18 (inch)M12.5 (inch) 14~21 (inch)L14.0 (inch) 19~29 (inch)XL15.7 (inch) 21~32 (inch)XXL19.0 (inch) 26~39 (inch) http://www.puppiaus.com/puppiaus/Product.asp?PK=174C1B03506E&CK;=17481901F8
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I don't remember them giving a sizing chart. We went by the length of our dog's paw plus nails.
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Please measure your pet to ensure proper fit. Measure from nape (collar) of neck to base of tail for length.Measure from ground to shoulder for height & then measure girth for width. Knowing these important measurements will help very much in determining carrier size. This carrier is probably too small & 12lbs is quite abit to carry. I hope this helps.
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Check out their website for sizing info: http://www.puppiaus.com/puppiaus/Product.asp?PK=174E130E517C&CK;=124812045F6AYou'll probably need to measure your furry one!