Think it would work for an extra stocky bulldog mix? Her unique body type has required me to custom design her cold weather coat.
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I doubt it. It's OK for my chihuahua, but a stockier dog might not fit in it.
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As a matter of fact, I'm using it on a Beagle mix now, and it will fit just fine. There is enough collar that you can cut off the extra.
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I think it may be too heavy for that, it being seriously lined, but you can see how he/she likes it. If he/she pants all night or sleeps restlessly or fidgets trying to get it off, you'll know. Still a great jacket for cold walks. Our dog was ill when we bought this, so it was important it be easy to get on and keep her warm outside. There was a lighter weight one with no lining that she wore indoors. That might be worth looking into for your needs. PS I see other responses referring to opening as 2-3 inches but that must be for a smaller dog than ours.
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It would probably be okay since your dog has a longer narrower snout than my French Bulldog. She just looked at it and walked away, would not even try to eat her dry dog food. So I sent it back.
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Yes it would be too big. Even if you cut excess plastic collar, the receiver would still be too clunky on so small a dog.
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If you put a thicker coat it might work. Buy more than you think you will need.
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Yes my doggie is a 10 lb terrier and this jacket did not fit too tight around the leg part, it is nicely made for the price and DO NOT put the jacket in a cleaning dryer the faux fur part of the hood melts hope this was helpful.
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It will probably fit, but might be baggy. Seems to be for stockier dogs plus the knit is stretchy. It also has straps that go around the hind legs to keep it on and my dog didn't like that.
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I don't think so! Like the other lady said Great Danes are tall. If you live in a area that gets cold and plan on keeping your dog outside, this is not the dog house for you. It has no insulation in the walls to keep them warm.
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It works well with my German Shepherd, I'm not sure how much of an undercoat your lab has, but he/she has thick hair, this will work well.
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No, I wouldn't think so. It is similar to the material that a child's Little Tike's Playhouse is made of - it snaps together. I don't see how you would add insulation. I suggest the igloo style dog houses if you need something heavier and more durable.
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black e coat is ok, but can be less durable then the gold-zinc there will be no problem with your two dogs fitting, have had 3, 11lb mini doxies in mine still had sufficient play room available
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Not sure if it would be too heavy, but probably look and maybe feel big and awkward. It fit my 54lb coonhound/lab mix just right and she really didn't seem to even notice it. She was a lot taller than your beagle though....
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My dog was a lil chubby 19lb she fit perfect! I love this purchase for her. I think yours should be fine your pup just may not have room to move around a lot. I have a doxy so a long body and it's perfect. I did a lol of research and this was by far the best! Good much!
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No not too heavy at all but it might look funny lol Because of a yorkies heavy coat he will need to shave a small spot under the neck to get it to work properly good luck.
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I used it on my 12kg miniature schnauzer and it worked well - only complain is the bulkiness. Especially the strap at the front shoulder, it is quite thick and broad and it does seem to press against the throat whenever my dog gets very excited - check out from other bulldog owner whether this is an issue as bulldog has a large neck (if not wrong). The harness is really well-make but slightly cost so if you can, try to get a fitting in a pet shop if the shop allow or make sure there is free return without having to pay for return postage. Hope the above answer helps
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My Bouvier is 85 lbs. and it's been working fine for a year or so. She's a strong puller - but probably not anywhere near a Bulldog. I'd be hesitant to recommend it for you.