Does it specify if a 20 lb dog needs the mini or is that too small?
1372403
I used the large cube with a 70 pound dog. It may depend on your dog's energy and strength level to play with the larger cube.
1372404
I'd get the mini for a 20lb dog...I think? I got one that was 6'' by 6" and it's way too big for my 10lb Pom but perfect for a Rhodesian ridgeback I walk...she loves it
1372405
The mini is NOT too small for a 20 lb. dog. I bought the larger cube when my poodles got older, and it is my opinion that the big one is too big for almost any dog. My "boys"' would still use it now, but I have 3 of them, and they would fight over it. The mini is suitable for any age or size dog, unless it's a giant breed. It's the best dog toy I've ever found. the first one, now 12 years old is still being used by a friend's dog.
1372406
I got the large for my 22 lb Bichon/Terrier mix and it actually works pretty well. I was a little intimidated by how large it was and was even in the process of returning it and thought, "why not try it first". My dog is extremely high-energy and the large cube allows him to expend more energy moving it around therefore exhausting him by the time all the food is out. It's also good because he can't just pick it up and shake the food out so it also exerts mental energy.
135020
It's pretty small; definitely less than 2 inches. It's great for smaller dogs.
122342
The label on mine states; small is up to 25lbs and petite is for tiny toy or puppies under 5 lbs. med is 25-60 lbs.
638143
I bought this and I would say it's intended for smaller dogs. A big dog would drink the water too fast and go thirsty. The bowl is just the right size for dog food for dogs under 20 pounds.
318123
I would go with the mini. My 30 lb beagle uses the large and it takes him a long time to eat.
23337
I have a 17# Mini Australian Shepherd and give him the mini ones. I accidentally ordered the small size and have to break them in half for him. They do break easily, so you might want to figure if it's a better buy to do this or get the minis. My little guy does like them, unfortunately so do my 4 cats, so he has to make sure he finishes before the cats get to it. LOL
1270804
i would say no right off the bat but how small is small? there are weight limits- i wouldn't put it on any dog below 25 pounds
480832
It might technically fit, but it would likely be too heavy and cumbersome for a dog &lt;20 lbs. I think for a small dog there are smaller and cheaper options.
1076003
The small might not fit them. It has plenty of adjustment. Our terrier is 20+lbs and its in the middle of the adjustments.
2214504
I'm not really sure because my dog is only 5 pounds. I would only go up to 20 pounds but maybe someone else has a better answer
106451
I have a Boston Terrier that that weights about 20 lbs. With it taken up as much as possible it is almost too big It was suppose to be a small but it had no size on it. I like it because it is so soft.
560825
My Maltese is 7lbs 9oz. Maltese are longer than high, so it's possible your mini will fit. You will definitely have to adjust the leash part - it's much too long. Just got mine out to use today.
1533299
It should be okay, def smaller than I expected but I think a 20 lb dog would be okay if not too long or overweight, not sure what kind of carrier you have, very round not oblong....
1538891
I agree with M Goodall. We have a 16 lb Mini Schnauzer. The only thing she can't do in there is fully stretch out from front to back. So, for an 8 to 10 lb dog that won't get any bigger, it would be great.
2194220
We would recommend the Regular size. And if you find these are too big for your dog to chew properly, you can feed the Petite since your dog sits right on the feeding guideline for both.
480831
It might technically fit, but it would likely be too heavy and cumbersome for a dog <20 lbs. I think for a small dog there are smaller and cheaper options.
222194
I have small schnauzers (15 to 19 lbs), I ordered the small-medium and it works fine.