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Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Affenpincher TY34 15 Xs-Xxs-Xs 15 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Affenpincher TY34 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-xs Afghan Hound 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 xl-m-l 40 xl-l-xl Airedale 20 s-xs-s 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl Terrier 40 l-m-l Akita Contact us 40 xl-m-xl 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl Alaskan Malamute 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl 40 xxl-l-xl 40 xxl-l-xxl American Bulldog Contact us 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l American Cocker Spaniel 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m American Hairless Terrier TY34 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-xs Anatolian Shepherd 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl 40 xxl-l-xl Australian 20 s-xs-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-m-l 20 l-m-l Cattle Dog 20 m-s-s Australian Kelpie 20 s-xs-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 m-s-s Australian 20 s-xs-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l Shepherd 20 m-s-s Australian Silky Terrier TY34 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s Australian Terrier TY34 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Barbet Contact us 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-m Alaskan Malamute 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl 40 xxl-l-xl 40 xxl-l-xxl Basenji 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m Basset Bleu de Gascogne Contact us 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m !1 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Basset Griffon 20 s-xs-s 20 m-s-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l Vendeen (Grand) 20 m-s-s 40 l-m-l Basset Griffon 20 s-xs-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m Vendeen (Petit) 20 m-s-s Basset 20 s-s-s 20 l-m-m 20 l-m-m 20 l-m-l Hound 20 m-m-m 40 l-m-m Bavarian Mountain Hound 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l Beagle 20 s-xs-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l 20 m-s-s Bearded Collie 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl Bearded Collie x Terrier 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m Beauceron 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Bedlington 15 xs-xs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m Terrier 20 s-xs-m Belgian Shepherd Dog 20 m-s-s 20 l-m-m 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Belgium X Lurcher Contact us 20 l-s-m 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Bergamasco Contact us 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Bernese Mountain Dog Contact us 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xxl Bichon Frisé TY34 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Bloodhound 20 l-s-m 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl 40 xxl-l-xl Bolognese TY34 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Border 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l 20 l-m-l Collie 20 m-s-s 40 l-m-l !2 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Border Terrier 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-s Borzoi 20 m-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-xl 40 xl-l-xl Boston Terrier 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m Bouvier Des Flandres Contact us 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Boxer 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-s-m Briard Contact us 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Brittany 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l Bulldog 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-m 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l Bull Mastiff Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 xl-m-xl Bull Terrier 20 m-m-m 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l Bull Terrier 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m (Miniature) 20 m-s-l Bull Terrier X Bull Mastiff Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-xl Cairn 15 xxs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m Terrier 20 s-s-s Cats TY34 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-s Cavalier King 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Charles Spaniel 20 s-s-m Chesapeake Bay 20 m-s-m 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-l Retriever 40 l-s-m Chihuahua TY12 TY14 TY36 15 xxs-xxs-xs Chihuahua Crosses TY34 TY36 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xxs-s !3 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Chinese Crested TY34 15 xxs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Chow Chow Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-l Clumber Spaniel 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl Cocker 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m (English) 20 s-s-s Cocker 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m (Working) 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m Cockerpoo 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 15 xs-xs-m Collie Crossbreed Contact us 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl Collie 20 m-m-m 20 l-s-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl (Rough) 40 l-m-l Collie 20 s-xs-m 20 l-s-l 20 l-m-l 40 l-s-l (Smooth) 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-l Corgi 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m Corgi X Collie Contact us 20 m-m-m 20 m-m-m 20 m-m-l Coton De Tulear Contact us 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Curly-Coated Retreiver 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 xl-m-l Dachshund (Miniature) 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xs-s 15 xxs-xs-m Dachshund (Standard) 15 xs-xs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-s Dandie Dinmont Terrier 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m Dalmatian 20 m-s-m 20 m-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-l !4 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Deerhound 40 l-s-l 40 l-m-xl 40 xl-m-xl 40 xl-l-xl Dobermann 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl 40 xl-l-xl Pinscher 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Dobermann X GSD Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-xl Dogue de Bordeaux 40 l-m-m 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl 40 l-m-l English Mastiff Contact us 40 xl-l-xl 40 xxl-xl-xxl 40 xxl-xl-xxl English Setter 20 m-s-m 20 m-m-l 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l English Springer Spaniel 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l English Toy Terrier Contact us 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Estrela Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl Eurasier 20 m-s-m 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Field Contact us 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 m-s-m Spaniel 20 s-s-s Finnish Contact us 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l Lapphund 20 l-m-l Finnish Spitz Contact us 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m Flat Coated Retriever 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Foxhound Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-l-xl Fox Terrier 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-s Fox Terrier (Wirehaired) 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-s French Bulldog 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m German Pinscher 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l 20 m-m-l !5 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large German Shorthaired Pointer 20 m-s-m 20 m-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Germna Shepherd 20 m-s-m 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-xl Germna Shepherd X Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 l-l-l Contact us German Spitz Contact us 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m Goldendoodle 20 s-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l Golden 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-l Retriever 40 l-m-l Gordon Setter 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-l Grand Bleu de Gascogne Contact us 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l 40 xl-m-l Great Dane 40 l-m-l 40 xl-m-xl 40 xl-l-xxl 40 xxl-l-xxl Greyhound 20 m-s-l 20 l-s-l 20 l-m-xl 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-xl Griffon Bruxellois 15 xxs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Hamiltonstovare Contact us 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-l Havanese TY34 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 l-m-l Hovawart Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 xl-m-l Hungarian Puli Contact us 20 m-s-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l Hungarian 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl Vizsla 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l !6 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Ibizan 20 m-s-l 20 l-s-l 20 l-s-l 20 l-m-xl Hound 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Irish Red 20 m-s-m 20 m-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl Setter 40 l-m-l Irish Red & White Setter 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l Irish Terrier 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l Irish Water Spaniel Contact us 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-l Irish Wolfhound 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xxl 40 xl-l-xxl 40 xxl-xl-xxl Italian Greyhound 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xxs-s 15 xxs-xs-s 15 xxs-xs-m Italian 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Spinone 40 l-m-xl Jack Russel 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Terrier 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-s Japanese TY34 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Chin 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-s Japanese Contact us 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m Shiba Inu 20 m-s-l Japanese Spitz Contact us 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m Keeshund Contact us 20 m-s-l 20 m-s-l 20 l-m-l Kerry Blue 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Terrier 20 s-s-m Komondor Contact us 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Kooikerhondje 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l Kune Kune Pig Contact us 20 m-m-m Contact us Contact us !7 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Labrador 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-xl 40 l-s-m 40 l-m-l Labradoodle 20 s-s-m 20 l-s-l 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Labrador X Collie Contact us 20 l-m-l 40 l-m-m 40 l-m-l Lakeland 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-s Terrier 20 s-s-m Lancashire Heeler 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xxs-xs-m 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m Leonberger 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl 40 xxl-l-xl Lhasa Apso 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m Lowchen 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m Lurcher 15 xs-xs-m 15 xs-xs-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l (Whippet type) 20 s-s-m Lurcher 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-l 20 l-s-xl 40 l-m-l (Greyhound Type) Maltese TY34 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m Manchester Terrier 15 xxs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m 20 s-s-m Maremma Sheepdog Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl Mastiff Contact us 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-xl Miniature Pinscher Contact us 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m Munsterlander 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl 40 l-m-l Neopolitan Mastiff 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xxl 40 xxl-xl-xxl !8 Breed Puppy Small Medium Large Newfoundland 40 l-m-m 40 xl-l-xl 40 xxl-xl-xxl 40 xxl-xl-xxl Newfoundland x Rottweiler Contact us Contact us 40 l-m-l Contact us Norfolk 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-s Terrier 20 s-s-s Northern Inuit 20 m-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l Norwegeian Buhund 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l Norwegian Elkhound 20 m-s-m 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-l 20 l-m-xl Norwich 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-s 20 s-s-s Terrier 20 s-s-s Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever 20 s-s-s 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 m-s-l Old English Sheepdog 20 m-s-m 40 l-m-l 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl Otterhound 40 l-s-m 40 l-m-l 40 xl-l-xl 40 xl-l-xl Papillon TY34 TY34 15 xxs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-s Patterdale 15 xs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m Terrier 20 s-s-s Parson Russel 15 xxs-xxs-xs 15 xs-xxs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-s Terrier 20 s-s-s Pekingese 15 xs-xs-s 15 xs-xs-m 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-m 20 s-s-m Pharaoh Hound 20 s-s-s 20 s-s-m 20 m-s-l 20 l-m-l Pointer 20 m-s-m 20 l-s-l 20 l-s-l 20
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