What size would fit a corgi?
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I believe a corgi has about the same snout measurements as my Eskie. So this size (1) would work. But to be absolutely sure I would recommend measuring the snout top and bottom and order according to the sizing chart they offer on the page.
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the muzzle has velcro to adjust size of the muzzle and the strap around the head is also adjustable. my dog is 5lbs so not sure if the strap would fit a dog that is much larger.
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I don't believe an answer is possible since it really depends on your dog's jaw size. I took the trouble of putting a string inside the front of the muzzle (i.e. the smaller part) and then measured it to be 4 1/4" wide and it is 13" going from one side of the mouth to the other side for the max size of the strap. I hope that will help you.I used the step only to teach her to stop her bites which was very effective and has not had to use it ever since.
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I would say you should get an XS if you can find it, for a 3lb unless she's a puppy and will grow into it. It fit a 6-7 pound Yorkie perfectly...really cute!
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Go to your local pet store and try one on your pet. Make note of that size and dimensions and then match it up to the sizing on this one
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I think XL could be the best but i am not pretty sure. i have a Spaniel Breton , that is the breed name in Spanish, and I bought M size. he is floppy ears and 20 kilos dog...that were the correct size from the instructions, however, in my opinion is quite small....but here there are people who bought for German shepherd which probably can give you a better answer
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Hi :-) For a 10 pounds doggie, I would recommend the midium size; I have an 8 pounds yorkshire and got the small size....it is a little bit snug around the chest, otherwise is all good; he looks very cute with it :-) A
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A size large? Probably not unless it's a very small German Shepherd who likes tight spaces. I'd go with extra large.
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I have a corgi and got the medium. My son has a mastiff and the large works on her shorter hair.
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I recommend this for a small dog. I bought this for my corgi. He fits it perfectly right now but he might outgrow it a little bit as he reaches adulthood.
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Responded no as I thought this question was for a S crate . . . realize now that it's for the Intermediate size . . . yes, the Corgi should fit comfortably in this.
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I would try a large. That is the size I bought for my german short hair pointer mix. He is about 70 pounds. This collar is very adjustable too so you should be able to get a good fit.
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I would probably go with a ( m ) ...... It should have a size chart with the pictures ......and it will have the size in measurements to .... like the inches around your dogs waist and chest.....may be best to go with that
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You'll probably have to contact the seller. I purchased the item for a friend and we took measurements, then looked up sizing for dogs on the internet. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Small (Fits dogs 11"-14" long), Medium (Fits dogs 15"-17" long) or Large (Fits dogs 18"-21" long), X-Large (Fits dogs 22"-24" long) We do not have a size that will fit your dog. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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Linda, I purchased a large for my 38 lb corgi who has a large neck. It was roomy it since you tighten with your own color inside, it is very forgiving. If your dog has a think neck, I'd go for the large.
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Measure girth and order appropriate size Small/Medium 19-25 inches Boston Terrier, Beagle, Pug, Lhasa Apso, Westie Medium 20-28 inches Border Collie, Springer Spaniel, American Staffordshire Terrier Medium/Large 25-36 inches Boxer, Bulldog, Dalmatian Large 26-36 inches German Shepherd, Labrador Retriever, Rottweiler Extra Large 34-46 inches Greyhound, Great Dane Easily adjustable.
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My Jacks are 18 - 24 lbs and the Large is what they use. Should be good for your Corgi as well!
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Go to petsafe.net/easy walk. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and it will give you chart to determine the size you will need. Take a measuring tape and measure around the dog right behind the front legs. Good Luck! I think you will like this harness!