I have a 16# bichon frise and I feed him his meal in dispensing toys to slow him down. Would the small or medium be better for 1/3 cup of kibble?
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I've only used the small one for 8-12 week old puppies...at 12 weeks my pups weigh about 15 pounds, I guess I would recommend erring on the side of caution and use the medium, especially if your dog is an aggressive chewer. It will hold more kibble and there would be no risk of the squirrel getting caught in your dog's throat. My dogs LOVE this toy, it's the only hard rubber type toy they've ever used, for my 45-55 pound girls I use the medium, and for my big guy (100 pound Shepherd cross) I use the large. Typically I fill the squirrels with kibble and put a smear of peanut butter across the fill hole. Keeps them busy and happy for hours!
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I've only used the small one for 8-12 week old puppies...at 12 weeks my pups weigh about 15 pounds, I guess I would recommend erring on the side of caution and use the medium, especially if your dog is an aggressive chewer. It will hold more kibble and there would be no risk of the squirrel getting caught in your dog's throat. My dogs LOVE this toy, it's the only hard rubber type toy they've ever used, for my 45-55 pound girls I use the medium, and for my big guy (100 pound Shepherd cross) I use the large. Typically I fill the squirrels with kibble and put a smear of peanut butter across the fill hole. Keeps them busy and happy for hours! I've only used the small one for 8-12 week old puppies...at 12 weeks my pups weigh about 15 pounds, I guess I would recommend erring on the side of caution and use the medium, especially if your dog is an aggressive chewer. It will hold more kibble and there would be no risk of the squirrel getting caught in your dog's throat. My dogs LOVE this toy, it's the only hard rubber type toy they've ever used, for my 45-55 pound girls I use the medium, and for my big guy (100 pound Shepherd cross) I use the large. Typically I fill the squirrels with kibble and put a smear of peanut butter across... » Read More I've only used the small one for 8-12 week old puppies...at 12 weeks my pups weigh about 15 pounds, I guess I would recommend erring on the side of caution and use the medium, especially if your dog is an aggressive chewer. It will hold more kibble and there would be no risk of the squirrel getting caught in your dog's throat. My dogs LOVE this toy, it's the only hard rubber type toy they've ever used, for my 45-55 pound girls I use the medium, and for my big guy (100 pound Shepherd cross) I use the large. Typically I fill the squirrels with kibble and put a smear of peanut butter across the fill hole. Keeps them busy and happy for hours! « Show Less
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I think you'd be better off with the medium, unless the kibble size is extremely small. I used the small when my dog ate kibble the size of a pea. You can also cut the inside prongs (there are 3-4) and to let the food out a little faster. Hope that helps.
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I think it depends on how strong of a chewer he is. My dog was #105 & we used the medium, because the larger ones the treats fell out of.
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I would buy the bigger one - this only holds maybe one cup of food-if you are using it to control how much he eats then this would be fine.
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large. I base that on the guess that your dog has rather strong jaws. Although smaller than our dog Justin, 115lbs., medium could be border line. Justin has had his several months now & still in fine shape. adding treats inside definitely adds a challenge to toy play time. Hope you find this helpful, &your; dog finds it enjoyable, if you decide to get it.Of course, larger is better than choosing too small.You may want to go to the XL,we don't give Justin big treats,so happy with our chosen size. Preference is individual.
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I'd get the medium or large size. We have three 60 lbs dogs and we have one large size feeder.
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I bought the small one for my lab pup and it was perfect size, although I belibe there is one even smaller than the "small" sized one. Try the medium sized one, cause it won't matter so much the size as even if it is too big your dog will still be able to work on getting the treats out and can still chew on different ends of it.
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the kibble is pretty small, slightly larger than a pea. great for all size dogs. easy for a little guy or to slow down a larger dog i feed from a muffin tin.
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For my tiny snub-nosed Pekingese gobbler, I've made my own slow feeder using a silicone mini-muffin pan, putting small amounts of dry food spread among several rows. The cup size and depth work great. A larger silicone muffin pan might work for your bulldog. The size of the pan is awkward, but that and the silicone keep it from moving around. I'm considering cutting the pan in half to see if it still stays put. It's a work in progress :)
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Hello Jude. I got the large one because I have a Great Dane but you should be OK with the medium one or even the small one. This product is really good. I tried others and they break easily. This product is also very long so you don't have to bend down. Make sure the medium size is as long as the larger size and measure the distance between your hand and the ground to see if you would like either the medium or large. If you get the large one, it won't hurt you as it is very tall (I don't know about the medium one) but if the medium one is as tall then go for the medium one as the size of the spoon/grabber in either the large or medium size would be sufficient for the size of poop you will be picking up! I would be more worry about how TALL it is between the two! :P Hope this helps!
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Either one should work fine. I bought a large for my pit bull mix because it was just a few bucks more. Works great.
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the medium is a little bit big for my 5 pound dog - so i would get the smallest one would work just right for you.
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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.
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I got the bigger one for my dog (22#) so I can put her full meal in the ball and make her work for dinner. It holds about a 1/2 cup of kibbles under the plastic divider.
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Victor is a great product, all Victor is made in small size kibble (perfect for Bichon! ).
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I'd go 1qt. size for your dogs, if you feed them more than 1/2cup food per serving. I bought the 1pt. size, but my dogs are at or under 10 lbs. and they only need 1/2 cup food twice day.
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I am not sure, I have a Beagle with medium sized food. But i do think the large bowl size would work for you, it is made for big dogs and there food. It is so worth trying!
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My dog is 6 lbs and i give him the petite or small size ... the petite he eats extremely fast because they are very small and softer so i prefer the small size and what i do is i break them in 2 pieces this way they last longer. For a 30 lbs dog i would recommend the small size to medium not the petite - they are way too small in my opinion and because of a choking hazard but as fast as long lasting. my dog is also a big chewer so the longer a treat lasts the better it is in my opinion to keep him occupied.
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The one I bought I believe was the big one, I use it to feed my 65lb dog, so I would guess a small.