Hi! I would like to know for a female bernese 1 year old (like labrador size) which size should I take? She is very strong and pulls a lot. Thanks!!
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&#8540; 6ft leash is what I would recommand. It is strong. 6ft is a good length for training a dog. If your dog pulls a lot please teach him not to pull for both your walking pleasure and comfort as well as safety. There many resources to teach you how. I promise you that you will be glad you invested the time. Good luck.
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⅜ 6ft leash is what I would recommand. It is strong. 6ft is a good length for training a dog. If your dog pulls a lot please teach him not to pull for both your walking pleasure and comfort as well as safety. There many resources to teach you how. I promise you that you will be glad you invested the time. Good luck.
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I'm not sure I can answer that. I got the small lead for an eighteen pound Border Terrier who pulls lot. If it shows you the dog weights that each size is good for you might want to go by that. If you get one, makes sure it is six feet and you should probably get the 1/2" rather than the smaller 3/8" that I got. The lead did not solve my problem because the dog is a compulsive puller. I ended up getting a gentle leader collar which works much better. Good luck!
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This type slip lead is not going to help with the pulling. I bought The Sporn Halter which works beautifully for any dog that pulls. I highly recommend it for your dog. It fits on the collar and goes behind each front leg and the control is with the legs and not the neck.
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I just reordered the Med for our smallish Lab. He's about the same weight as your dog. He'd a hound mix, so pretty slender. We bought the L size and it was HUGE on him. Med is perfect.
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I would definitely purchase the medium if she likes to chew, their is a big difference between the small and the medium, the large is for 26 to 50 lb. dogs I give my smaller beagle the medium and she is 25 lbs. I give my 15 inch beagle either the medium or large. These are very expensive if you buy them through your vet as I did in the beginning. Hope this helps!
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I think the "stubborn" dog one would be wayyyyyyyyyyy too powerful for a 7lb dog. I used the regular collars on all my other Labs, but I had this one who was 100lbs & was very stubborn, so that's why I got the beefier one. I think they have one for small breeds though.
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I have 4 Golden Retrievers now. The two babies are 33lbs each and almost 4 months old. They are chewing the 'large' size, same as the 2 adult dogs. If it were me, I'd go for medium or large. I would not want them to have the ability to get the whole antler in their mouth. All 4 of my dogs LOVE them and they are virtually indestructible. I do not buy the 'split antlers' as I find they don't last as long and they splinter. Just my experience. Hope they work out for you. Good luck and Happy Holidays!
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My dog is a beagle mix,35 lbs.,who loves to run and smell things. She would pull me around to the point of choking herself. Have used this leash for several months and she can no longer pull me as the leash controls her back legs, it is a pleasure to walk her now,I tried a harness but she got out of it and still choked herself. Hope this info helps you!
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I believe that it might be a bit heavy for a Frenchie...If it were me, I would look at a couple of other slip leads that have a smaller diameter. We have Pembrokes...it is a tad heavy for the female ~ but she tends to pull so we like having the extra weight to "remind her". Hope that this helps!
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Our Bernard weighed 160 and the large was great. Its adjustable. Enjoy your big guy, we sure miss ours! I do still have his tags and collar!! :-)
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I have a medium for my 37 pound Brittany. There is room to adjust the lead for larger or smaller. I think the medium would give you good overlap of the lead (ie, you won't have to use it at the far end of it's length). PS - I have 2 boxers also & use Gentle Leaders with them. It IS THE BEST for dogs who want to constantly pull.
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Hi Michael, I got the smaller one for my maltese...but she quickly grew out of it...but she is a bigger dog at 10 lbs. I think if your pup is just 4-5 lbs...the small one would work. It is a good looking product and I enjoyed using it when my girl was a puppy. Hope this helps. I gave mine to the local shelter and they plaeend on using it for the smaller pups and kitties so they could work and still have them with them. Good Luck...Julie
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I get my pups a small. They are toy poodle 7# and shih tzu 8# the other shih tzu was 16# and we got her a medium. We just went to a doggie speciality store and we now purchased 3 bark appeal harness and love them. Also if possible could you go to a dog store and try a harness on to see the size. I wish you luck.
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We have a beagle, about the same size - I order the mediums. Be careful that you don't get it too tight, you could cause a little issue with circulation, at least that's been our experience.
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I have a 42lb Dalmatian. I got the extra small for her and it has room to spare. If I remember correctly she was right on the line too. I would put my money on the medium.
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I bought a large/XL for my dog who measures 31 inches in that area. The L/XL should work perfectly for you and your lab. It really does reduce pulling. I tried going back to my dog's choke collar once last week and it was an awful walk again....me being dragged around and "yelling" at him to stop pulling and heel! I couldn't wait to get back home and get the spoon halter back on. Happy hiking...should make it a lot safer for you, especially on steeper downhill slopes.
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I have a small lab that's 46 lbs. The large is perfect. I also had a 19 lb. Doxie and the small worked for him.
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My dog is a labrador mix weighing about 45lbs. He pulls a little and he still manages to pull my bike a bit at first if I don't pedal fast enough to get him going fast. Once he's running and tired he doesn't pull. I'm also petite and my bike doesn't weigh that much. If your dog is that big and and strong and LOVES pulling then I would not get this unless you can somehow control the initial pulling and weigh enough to keep the bike under you.
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I have a 30 lb and a 26 lb French bulldog and I give them the small size. I was breaking a larger one in half, each time I gave them one. I haven't had any problems with a choking factor. If you think about it, they eventually get the larger one to a smaller size when they are finishing it. So, I don't think it is a factor. Just my opinion.