Why is the "large" rated up to 65 pounds and the "extra large" only rated up to 30 pounds?
565609
likely a mis print but be very careful. i got an extra large for my lab. he tore off all of one side and he ended up at the vet with an obstruction. i agree with Susan who has the beagle. it's not a good toy for a chewer, although you would think so because of the KONG brand. we have other wubbas that have done fine.
565610
I am thinking it was a typo on the web site. I got the large. It was a good size for my dog who it just over 50 lbs
565611
The pound guideline seem unusual. Scroll down mad look at the dimensions of the toys. Those will give you a better idea of what size to get. We have a very chewy Beagle and she tore off the end within a couple days. IF you gave a dog that like to tear things apart I would look at a different type of toy.
179568
Make sure the description is the weight you want. I have purchased both size and have never had a problem getting the correct size. They may have just pulled a picture from the internet.
572129
We do have the Large. The listing ASIN is B00011CPFG. If you put this in the search bar, it will bring it right up.
1095354
The website states 550 pounds, not the 250 listed by the user in the answer section here.
1170762
I believe it says up to an 18 pound turkey and I would say the same. I think 22 pounds is to large.
1183424
Derek - The extra large is made specifically for dogs who weigh &gt;90 pounds, so the link attached is the correct item for you: http://www.amazon.com/Paws-Aboard-Neoprene-Designer-Lifeguard/dp/B004TA9VW0/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A8E6AIPSUBJ10 Thanks for your business. Bill @ Treyco
598630
The extra large is 24 x 24 x 48 but I would get a hold of Amazon to make sure that is what your getting for sure. They must have made a typo on the dimensions.
1158723
I bought two toys - one small and one for a large dog. My dog weighs about 60 pounds and I always got large dog cozies but now she is old so I am trying the small ones as her chewing is not as good. The large is about dinner plate size....the small is similar size to a beanie baby. These are very strong toys......
851402
I have the extra large one and I put both of my Catahoula Leopard dogs in it. They have plenty of room. One weighs 65 the other 85.
1421854
Both are old pictures and out of date information for this product. The 21332 has a 16,000 lbs. gvw rating and 2,400 lbs. tw.
1863363
Thanks all, I'm sure 250lbs would be fine, but figured a higher weight capacity would be stronger & last longer. BTW contacted the manufacturer who advised Amazon was right it's 300lbs.
1004157
I think there would be no problem. I can't remember if I used extra large or not, but Large was no problem and I feel certain that extra large would be fine.
1584584
Not really sure the reason of the 7 lbs difference. There really isn't that much packaging to make up that weight. It might have just been an error for the item weight because in the box it weighs 13 lbs. On a side note, we've ordered three of these gates and they work great!
1703468
No, that's a mistake in their labelling on Amazon. I have 2, they're about 20 pounds each.
715740
The original had handles and was rated to 300 lbs. (You can still find the original ones on eBay sometimes.) The newer one does not have handles and is only rated to 220 lbs.
2284349
Our kits top out at 20 pounds. I believe it's listed on the package at a bit more than that. I wouldn't want to go muchheavier but that's because it gets awkward to pick up and haul if you are on the shorter size like me at 5'2". A largerhauler might hold more weight but it'll be that much more difficult to haul too. I'm surprised the item description doesn'tinclude this information. It's one the reason's I had a problem picking out this one but some reviewers mentioned it workedfine for their 20 pound pets and it seems they were right. But you need to match not just weight but overall size too.A much taller dog but thin might weigh less but be to high or long for this carrier. Our kits top out at 20 pounds. I believe it's listed on the package at a bit more than that. I wouldn't want to go muchheavier but that's because it gets awkward to pick up and haul if you are on the shorter size like me at 5'2". A largerhauler might hold more weight but it'll be that much more difficult to haul too. I'm surprised the item description doesn'tinclude this information. It's one the reason's I had a problem picking out this one but some reviewers mentioned it workedfine for their 20 pound pets and it seems they were right. But you need to match not... » Read More Our kits top out at 20 pounds. I believe it's listed on the package at a bit more than that. I wouldn't want to go muchheavier but that's because it gets awkward to pick up and haul if you are on the shorter size like me at 5'2". A largerhauler might hold more weight but it'll be that much more difficult to haul too. I'm surprised the item description doesn'tinclude this information. It's one the reason's I had a problem picking out this one but some reviewers mentioned it workedfine for their 20 pound pets and it seems they were right. But you need to match not just weight but overall size too.A much taller dog but thin might weigh less but be to high or long for this carrier. « Show Less
457393
We have a golden retriever who weighs over 100. We bought him the XL which fit fine with a bit of room to spare. However, the clasp that holds the front together broke when we first buckled it. It seem to be made of a rather flimsy material. The other clasps were fine. We returned the product and bought a K9 which was considerable more expensive but very sturdy. Hope this helps. I think a large would be fine for 55 lbs. You might even be able to do a medium.