Have two very active Jack Russell mix rescues around 34lbs and less than one year age. Any size recommendations so the clip isn't too heavy?
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I have the 3/8" 30 ft long check cord and I love it. I'll probably buy a second one just to have an extra one on hand. I use mine for the river on my labrador just as a safety measure. It is high quality! I think the clasp may be a little heavy for your dogs, so I'd prob go with a smaller one if it's offered. If not, buy it and they will grow into it. I started using it on my lab at 5months and he was only about 35-40 lbs. hope this helps!
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You can get either the medium or large. I have the large one for my German Shepherd (100 pounds), Husky (65 pounds), terrier mix and husky mix (both about 55 pounds) and Jack Russell (20 pounds). I use it for water only and all of them drink from the bowls.
277551
Given the option, my dogs use this water bowl. I would buy medium. Dog census--small Jack Russell, ancient, blind 25 lb mutt, and younger 35 lb mutt.
1766016
I would go with small as it is adjustable. As long as you plan on using it often. I made the mistake of getting extra small when my Rottie was that young. She grew out of it so fast. After small I would go to large or extra large. They grow fast.
1978708
I reckon they weight is about the same. Either way they're softer, more rubbery than a tennis ball and will definitely not hurt your dog's teeth. My jack russells have no problems catching them on the fly. Just make sure to get the appropriate size and your doggy will be all happy and good.
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works great for my scottie. She's about 22 lbs and is very good about letting me clip her. If your dog is good about grooming I would say this will work fine, if not, I'd probably get something a little heavier. I love mine. Mattie just wants to lay down and let me go so it helps to keep her on her feet which makes it easier.
1217718
I purchased these collars for my 2 jack russells about 20lbs and my female boxer who weighs about 50lbs. You can cut to size, they are plenty long enough and melt the cut end with a match.
587325
I use this on my 40lb kelpie as well as a 70lb boxer/lab mix with no problem - I am 5'4 and the brush fits perfectly in my hand. On the flipside, i could see how this would be too big for small dogs maybe 20lbs and under.
1058519
we have a jack russell terrier about the same height. He was able to go in and out easily. Loved the door when it was on, But we no longer have it on because it kept falling off, the snaps should be tighter
17588
I have the large and it is more than adequate for my lab and my Shepard mix. I think the medium would be fine for your little guys. My dogs are 70 lbs. each.
169985
I'm sure but just to be safe you might try the one that goes up to 60 pounds, but if your dog is only 32to34pounds you should be fine.
496895
Our schnauzer weighs around 15 pounds and we had a medium size collar for him and it worked really well. It wasn't too tight but still kept him from getting to his stomach where his incision was located. The e-collar also attaches to a collar, so even if it is a little big it should not be a problem. I think it'd be safer to go with a larger size than too small.
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Yes I use it for my 14 lb Jack Russell. It's very easy to operate & easy to clean out. No complaints
1103080
It may be a little tight; as most dogs like room to turn around etc. I have a small puppy and it is just fine for him (4 lbs), but I already considered purchasing another larger one (one size larger). We have the large Rascal Dog and my puppy likes it much better than the smaller one.
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I have a small Jack Russel about 10-15 lbs and they were too small and had to be returned. I would go with a medium if you can find one.
590761
Hi, I found this item to be made cheaply?? Like on top there is no safety so I used wired to stop it from maybe caving in. Also it doesn't close very well either, so you may want to use a back up clip. For a 5 lb dog might be fine but, For a few more dollars you can get either a Midwest or another brand. Hope this helps
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I would probably buy a small unless your Jack Russel has a large face for his size. Our Labradoodle is about 36lbs and if he wants to he can wriggle out of it by pushing it (not while we are walking, but when he gets in the backseat of the car while it is still on).