what size would be good for a 1 year old siberian husky?
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Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for 13in - 22in dog neck sizes. Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for... » Read More Generally a adult Husky will have a neck size of 16in-22in. The true joy of dogs is that they come in many shapes and sizes, even if the dog is thoroughbred, they can still vary significantly. To get an accurate answer to your question, the circumference around your dogs neck is needed. This can be measured with a tape measure. Once you have the circumference you can check the collar sizes against the product specifications which should be listed in the bullet points on each listing. The Rogz Utility Large 3/4 inch should fit correctly, as it is sized for 13in - 22in dog neck sizes. « Show Less
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I would suggest a medium. My dachshunds are about that weight and the medium works perfect!
374078
Go with a large. You can always adjust it to be smaller not bigger. I have a Rottweiler and I wish I have gottan the large size.
1040575
I think, depending on the age, I would just go with large. I have two larges and my 23 pound pekinese poodle is fine with the size.
1122499
I would suggest the xxsmall. I have the medium and my dog is 40 lbs, a few more lbs and the medium would be too small. For 9 lbs and 12" girth the xxsmall should be perfect. The next size up I fear would be just too much material for the little one to handle. The material wraps around tummy and velcros together and straps hook for added protection so jacket doesn't slip off. I hope this is helpful.
902144
From memory they do make a couple of diff sizes so you obviously would need to go for large dog. Hopefully when he grows you won't need to zap him anymore.
1344436
ai found this online: http://www.halti.co.uk/sizing.php I think you will need the size one if your dog is small. i have a husky and a catahoula the Husky wears a 2, but the catahoula can't open her mouth with it and has to have a 3.
2249820
I have a small Jack Russel about 10-15 lbs and they were too small and had to be returned. I would go with a medium if you can find one.
1404637
I have a 55 lb husky and the medium works well for her. I would get the large for a 90 lb dog.
145848
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.
1672903
We got a Large for our Lab when he was 9 months old and about 50 pounds. We wanted it to grow with him, otherwise we may have gotten the Medium.
838941
I have the medium & large for my Siberian Husky ---- there is not much size different between them. She is 50 pounds and can easily roll around and pick up either of them. You may find treats easier for the larger one since the hole is a little bigger.
2161911
I'm not exactly sure how big a Siberian Husky pup is, but this would probably do the job for a few months. Beware, however, that the "lid" is simply a mesh / netting like material stretched along a metal hoop that fits into grooves in the top. A few swipes with Husky claws might be enough to tear through it.
794170
We have a 60 lb. husky mix who fits just fine through the doggy door. He is just about 10 months old so he will probably get even bigger and I don't think it will be a problem.
227320
I would suggest a medium based on weight, but take a look at the following. The size chart I used from the company says petite (under 5 lbs like toys and puppies); small (less than 25 lbs- beagles, shelties); med (26-60 lbs-Dalmatian, spaniel); large (60-130 lbs -Danes, goldens, labs); XL (greater than 130 lbs- giants, oversized).
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I'd go with the large. I have a smaller dog, about 45-50 and it ran decently big, but considering she's 1/2 the size, a large might be good.
1555915
We got the medium for our American Eskimo who has thick fur and it is slightly big for him. He weighs 30lbs. For a 16 lb pup, I would definitely go with the small.