Would the "Cob" size be best for a petite Arabian? All of the bridles at our barn are too big for her.
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Not at all! I use it on my Arabian and it fits him very well. I love this bridle--it's very pretty, the leather is supple but strong, and the color is a reddish brown, almost a burgundy. I highly recommend it!
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I have a small pom 6 pounds and it didn't work for her at all. She has about 7 and hates this one. It is more than size but size is also very important.
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I purchased the horse size for my petite quarter horse filly who is barely 15 hands. The halter is way too big even after I've punched holes in it. I would try a smaller size than the 'horse' size.
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I would try a small. Our pup is on the border too & it worked for him. The straps can adjust to pretty generous proportions & it's better if its a bit snug so that it doesn't slip around/chafe anyhow. It really has been a good purchase.
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I would go with the smallest size available. Our dog is about 10lbs and she fit into a small.
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My 5-year-old really wanted a barn to go with her animals and I couldn't find anything the right size until I tried searching for "stable" instead of "barn". I ended up getting the Breyer Classics Country Stable with Wash Stall It is just the right size for these animals and she loves it! It might be a little too fragile for a younger child, but search for "stable" and see what you can find. I think the Melissa & Doug Folding Horse Stable would work too. My 5-year-old really wanted a barn to go with her animals and I couldn't find anything the right size until I tried searching for "stable" instead of "barn". I ended up getting the Breyer Classics Country Stable with Wash Stall It is just the right size for these animals and she loves it! It might be a little too fragile for a younger child, but search for "stable" and see what you can find. I think the Melissa & Doug Folding Horse Stable... » Read More My 5-year-old really wanted a barn to go with her animals and I couldn't find anything the right size until I tried searching for "stable" instead of "barn". I ended up getting the Breyer Classics Country Stable with Wash Stall It is just the right size for these animals and she loves it! It might be a little too fragile for a younger child, but search for "stable" and see what you can find. I think the Melissa & Doug Folding Horse Stable would work too. « Show Less
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No Jill, it is not too small at all... this Rockin' Rider is good for todds up to 4 years. The good thing is, that you can flip the base around, which then suits the horse for larger children. Just make sure you have one of those rubber mats for use in the position shown in the picture (to avoid sliding around). If the child is large enough to actually flip the base around, then a rubber mat might not be necessary as there is rubber feet attached to the plastic base for this occasion. Hope this was helpful.
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This one should work better. I had the same problem as you. I ordered the small for my mini dacshund and it was to short. So I ordered the long short and the neck width was still perfect but the snout length was much longer and prevented her from getting to her tail & back legs.
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I have a 100 BRT is supports her just fine! You can always add a little more cushioning to it if you like! I think the bed is great, it's hard to find a bed for giant breed dogs!
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I would recommend Xsmall for your size dog. I originally bought for Small for my dog, a 16lb Bischon, but they were a bit large for her, so I got the Xsmall and she is happier with those. And when my dog is happy, then I am happy!
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I think it would be too small. It would fit one Corgi well, but two would be pretty crowded. I would get the large Booyah. It has big wheels, I can roll over a 12" log with my 80 pound Maddie, we go on trails, it rolls in grass easily. It also folds up so I can put it in the back of the station wagon with Maddie to go to the dog park, the lake, anywhere.
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I would suggest the regular "horse" size. You can always punch more holes in it if it's too big.
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this will not fit a pony. the girth attaches way too low on the add side like a dressage saddle. I use it on a 1200 lb appaloosa. I dont think you could find a girth short enough. I use an English 27" long
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The large one should be great for her! I've found mine to be very durable (I've had it for about two years)
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Probably. I had a very small conure and got the petite for him. You could always contact the company and ask. I think they are good about responding to requests.
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No. This is not a cob size. Overall there isn't much adjustment with this bridle. The brow band and chin strap can't be adjusted much. There are padded jump hackamores that attach to bridles as a bit would. You might check that out.
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I think the smaller one! I am going to get a small one also. Annie is about 65 lbs and it is really big enough for sprawling, but I had to add blankets and an old bathrobe for her to feel snugly- her sister Weim died recently, and she needs help staying warm. She is sooooo sad, we are going to need to adopt another Weimaraner for her.... : /