its ok for Frenchies Bulldogs?
1361984
My cat is 12 lbs and fits nicely. I would think that if your dog did not weigh more than 14 lbs, it would work ok.
1361985
I bought it for my cat. It is quite roomy for a large cat. I do not know how big a Frenchies Bulldog is. I really do like the carrier, just used it today, again.
1361986
We use this for our cats. Small ones fit great! Mid size is a little tight - which is fine if you don't want them to move around. Frenchies I would say yes. Bulldogs no way (unless its a puppy).
793440
It is designed for short haired dogs I have an English Bulldog and it works great.
177072
Yes it is, our 85 lb English Bulldog uses it everything for his naps. So you sould be ok.
116063
Any slip lead will do the same job but the rope type may be overkill for a French Bulldog. Just depends on what you are using it for. For everyday walks the rope type will work but if you are showing your dog at a dog show you will need a more thinner slip lead. It basically is up to you and what you like. - there are several types and thicknesses available.
891756
No they should be fine eating it. I have 2 mutts both under 20#'s who eat it just fine and the kibbles are small so I think it would be good for even smaller breeds.
1593167
I had a very ancient English Bulldog. She never did anything other than pee in her diaper. Providing you put this diaper on correctly, you should have no problems I would think.
1210603
I would recommend this product 100% my frenchie is 9 weeks old and sleeps with it every night!
1288049
It probably would be ok for a Westie. Our cocker spaniel puppy is about 5 months old and still fits in fine.
1954624
Your dogs should be fine, mine do well from a pom up to springer spaniel and have had no problems
624997
I have a french bulldog so I bought the 1/2 inch first but I felt like it was a little thick and heavy for her since I was going to have her wear the lead around the house all the time. So then I bought the 3/8 inch and I think it's perfect for her. I'm thinking you should get the 1/2 inch because your lab will probably grow into the lead and the 3/8 will be too small. I would also suggest the 6 foot instead of the 4 because it's always good to have more rope then not enough. Sometimes I tie my frenchie to things to make her stay so the 6 foot works well.
1649291
The dog baskets are okay . I would not call this a dog car seat or booster. Our French bulldogs weigh 19 pounds and 24 pounds. The basket sways back and fourth. Lol not what we thought. But it was cheap and serves its purpose. Allows our dogs to seat up high and see out the window .
389938
Yes! It is great! I have used them with my two English Bulldogs, one since she was a puppy and the other when I brought her home (he was 5). It has an immediate calming effect on mine. Love it!
1263230
Personally I don't think this seat would be suitable for your French bulldog. My dog is 11bls and she takes up most of the seat. She is a Shih Tzu. I also have an "outward hound" car seat which is a lot bigger and more sturdy. I hope this is of use to you
567621
he should be fine. we have a 20 pd American Eskie and it works great for him. If he's a chewer don't leave it out after they've gotten all the treats out. good luck
1312074
I believe so. Although a much sturdier dog, French Mastiffs are about the same height as our Golden Retriever. On our XL Big Barker bed, there is room for both our 75lb male retreiver and myself to stretch out on the bed.
1475260
Most definitely. It is a great way to challenge and interact with your pet. The plastic is pretty strong so little teeth can't destroy it. My French Bulldog has a very strong grip with her teeth and learned that biting it wasn't going to work so she took her paw at worked at pushing the pieces back and forth until she got the treats. I sit and work with her sometimes and others just set it down for her to play with. I highly recommend it.
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I'm not exactly sure.. but it should be.. dogs chew on sticks and stuff soo