is arm high enough for a labrador
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I have not used it to a full extention but it is ajustable and I have used on medium size dog with more room to extend the arm. If your lab is not extra tall I would say yes.
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Rebecca, I don't think so. I raised the arm to its highest position which is where the bottom of the bar is flush with the bottom of its holder. Any higher and the bar will be unstable. The height from the grooming table to the bottom of the eye bolt that holds the loop is about 32 inches. However, the loop is connected to the eye bolt by a snap of about 1 1/2" and you have to allow some length to allow placing the loop on your dog's neck. This means the actual usable height from the table top is less than 30 inches and probably closer to 27" I have Miniature Schnauzers and it works very well. I'm guessing a lab is too tall! All the best, David
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Not sure it is. I have a 10 pound yorkie and use it attached to a granite bar top. My little yorkie can wiggle out of the harness! If your lab is very strong not sure this arm would hold her/him. It works great for a small dog but not sure about a large dog.
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Rebecca, I don't think so. I raised the arm to its highest position which is where the bottom of the bar is flush with the bottom of its holder. Any higher and the bar will be unstable. The height from the grooming table to the bottom of the eye bolt that holds the loop is about 32 inches. However, the loop is connected to the eye bolt by a snap of about 1 1/2" and you have to allow some length to allow placing the loop on your dog's neck. This means the actual usable height from the table top is less than 30 inches and probably closer to 27" I have Miniature Schnauzers and it works very well. I'm guessing a lab is too tall! All the best, David Rebecca, I don't think so. I raised the arm to its highest position which is where the bottom of the bar is flush with the bottom of its holder. Any higher and the bar will be unstable. The height from the grooming table to the bottom of the eye bolt that holds the loop is about 32 inches. However, the loop is connected to the eye bolt by a snap of about 1 1/2" and you have to allow some length to allow placing the loop on your dog's neck. This means the actual usable height from the table top is less than 30 inches and probably closer to 27" I have Miniature Schnauzers and it... » Read More Rebecca, I don't think so. I raised the arm to its highest position which is where the bottom of the bar is flush with the bottom of its holder. Any higher and the bar will be unstable. The height from the grooming table to the bottom of the eye bolt that holds the loop is about 32 inches. However, the loop is connected to the eye bolt by a snap of about 1 1/2" and you have to allow some length to allow placing the loop on your dog's neck. This means the actual usable height from the table top is less than 30 inches and probably closer to 27" I have Miniature Schnauzers and it works very well. I'm guessing a lab is too tall! All the best, David « Show Less
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Arm is high enough for a mastiff. Believe me you will love this. I just groom out Std. Size Poodle this morning. You'll use this durable piece of equipment over and over. Spend the Xtra dollars and get the dual harness one to go under fore and behind legs. Then they won't constantly want to sit when you're doing their back end.
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I don't think it's the right size for any lab. It's generous in size, our beagle is long, but she does like to curl up most times, but when she doesn't, she puts her head on the side and also puts her leg over the side as well. I would think for it to be good for your lab, you should go up one size, which I know is quite large, but better more room than not enough.
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Our Lab is 70lbs and average build. This kennel is too small. She can turn around, but her head touches the ceiling. She also cannot fully extend her legs in a normal lying position. I had to get the next size up to ensure she could fly comfortably.
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Should fit. It's definitely tall enough. My labs fit easily. As long as the Rott isn't fat, it should fit, too.
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Yes should be able to, my Mastiff Lab can turn around and he is 110lbs and over three ft tall. He can also stand in this crate.
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Yes, I think this chair will work for your Lab, although you may have to take him/her for a walk while in the chair with a leash. My little dog broke his back and its amazing the way he has adapted to the new way of life, it may take a lot patience and will power on your part, but it will work. Debi Leslie
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My Labrador is about 35kg 70lbs I think.This vest only just fits him.115lbs won't fit.
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I think so, yes. You can extend the collar to fit the neck of your lab. Good luck! :)
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yes. that would be fine. the medium would work well for extra room. Our dog is 8# and he has just enough room to curl up when he feels like it.
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Yup. Ours is around 75lbs and is tall. He doesn't have a ton of extra room, but plenty enough. Yours should be just fine.
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He would be comfortable. Depending on height he may be able to stand up in it without touching. I have an Australian Cattle Dog, and his ears stand at attention (adds 3-4" to his height), and there is about an inch or two above.
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I have Labradoddle and I use the vibrate most of the time. He weighs 60 lbs. I think the vibrate would be fine for your dog.
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Aww..actually bought for our aging labrador who passed in August:-( worked great for her. No longer up but I would guess about 4 to 4.5 feet.
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Yes. I have a lab and she does the same thing. She is about 70 pounds and has plenty of room.
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Hi Johnny, I would definately go up. I groom Papillons and Havanese on mine and once you have your brushes, clippers etc setting on the side you need room to work and if the dog moves at all a leg will drop off or your tools will go. Even if you had a stand with your equipment sitting next to you, this size would not fit an Afghan. I guarentee you will love the table tho.
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The arm is 33" off the table and then the loop to secure them. It depends on how tall your puppy is. My husband said if your Cocker is 13-14 " tall at the shoulder it will be just fine. Our tall one is 11" and it still has room.
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I use this ramp with a Lab that is around 85 lbs. and it is no problem. It's pretty sturdy.