We have a very tall, 77 lb, Doberman. Do you think the x-large would work for him?
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Yes. My German Shepard now weighs 95 pounds and is a big boy in heighth too and he has no trouble getting through the door. He uses it multiple times daily.
1380453
I have an ex large and my pit bull who is considerably shorter scrapes the top with his back sometimes. Sadly I don't think this pet door will be big enough.
1380454
X-Large is a misnomer. Its a perfect size for my larger-than average beagle. I'm pretty sure that for a dobie it would be tight. But if you can get him or her to stand, take a measure from top of shoulders to bottom of rib cage (i.e. vertical height of torso) and I will give you the overall measure of door opening. You might want to take a maximium side-to-side measure of his/her torso, as well.
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The sizing chart for Large says it fits 45 to 85 pounds. I tried it on my 120 pound, overweight, German Shepherd. I could get it on him but it was very tight and seemed uncomfortable. I'd think it would work for 100 pounds. The X-Large is advertised for 60 to 120 pounds. From my experience with the Large size harness on a smaller dog (40 pounds), it was better to be a little too big than too tight.
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I bought the large. I have a Doberman that is 73 lbs and a lab that is about 65 lbs and they both use this bed and an old petsmate. I think a medium would be too small and would not be strong enough for your dog. Just my opinion.
1776619
I have a german shepherd/lab mix who is tall and long at 75 lbs. and bought the large. It is almost too big for him. If the rottweiller is wide and over 75 lbs, go with the large. If he is skinny, you may be able to use the med.
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I would doubt it. It is perfect for my 100lb Doberman, but I would say it would be a very tight squeeze for a dog as large as yours. They have a great return policy though so it might be worth a try.
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I've got the large size. If your dog isn't more than 20" at the shoulders then I'd think it would work fine. Otherwise you may want to look at the XL size. We have a yellow lab that's about 22" at the shoulders and he won't go in the Large size but our 2 slightly shorter dogs use it just fine.
623757
I have a 85 pound lab and it fits him great. I got a large for him. There's room to expand or make it smaller as well
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I would say "no". My Doberman/lab mix is only 65 lbs, and I want him to stretch out as he grows. I got him when he was a tiny puppy and first bought the 36" version and before he was 5 months old, he had already out grew it and had to buy him the 42" version. I tend to upgrade when the top of his head can touch the top of the kennel. Now it is time to buy the 48" version unfortunately. I hadn't planned on this dog getting so big! If you haven't already purchased this, I recommend you go with the 48".
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I bought a large for my Golden Retriever, which I expect to get to about 80 lbs. It will fit him perfectly. I have the divider in it currently because he is still a puppy.
785125
I would think so. I have a 20 lb long haired doxie and I bought a large, based on the dimensions of the harness. It is perfect for my dog with room for adjustment. Measure your pet and choose the size. It's a very nice harness.
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Best to go by weight. I have a Doberman and got the XXL based on size but they were too long, ie, they were too long from waist to tail and difficult to use. Also, with a cropped tail, it doesn't work too well but they definitely served their purpose and worked well.
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I believe it will. We have a boxer mix and it fits him without any problems.
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I think it would be too big - I used it on a Jack Russell terrier and the fit was perfect, but he was much larger than 3 pounds.
1315613
I think the large would be to big as only 39 lbs. I think the medium would fit better. Our Labrador is 64lbs and the large fits perfect. It is also adjustable, so a medium I believe would be good.
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My dog weighs in around 65 to 70. The x-large works great for him. However, he is an older dog with arthritis in his back legs so the aren't very beefy. He is long in the through the middle, so I decided on the X-large. Yours may even need the XX-large. I just checked his length, 28 inches from tail to shoulder, if that helps.
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My Husky/Greyhound mix is 64 pounds and the large fit her very well. I'm sure it would be big enough for a 70lb dog
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I have a 70 lb dog that the xl fit great. It does not however fit my x-large dog that weighs 100+.