I have a great dane puppy that is 60 pounds at 5 months. Would this be a good size? Shes about 2 feet tall
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Yes, for now but my little dog was strong enough to get out of the little wired doors. My little chihuahua daschund mix is very nervous so she was frantic in there. If you secure the gates better it may work for you but don't forget, if you're not happy with it, YOU'll have to pay return postage which was going to cost me 60.00, Unless you by direct from Amazon
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I love the style of this crate, meaning all the openings but I would purchase the largest size because ur baby is still growing.
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It depends on how much room you want them to have. My puppies half that size and has a lil room to play but I feel your pup would just have room to lay down.
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Yes, it would work for her now, and for a couple more months. Our dogs are 65 and 70lbs, and both of them fit in it (one at a time) with room to spare. I'd estimate the max weight to be 90-100lbs. At that point, you'll probably want to look into another size.
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Yes, Nicole. I think it would be fine but not for too long. Those Danes get HUGE! She should be able to sleep comfortably but walking around in it may not be possible for too much longer. It's a lot bigger than it looks in the picture.
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I have a six month old german shepherd that stands just under 2 ft. He has plenty of room to stand and move around in it. You will need a blanket to cover the floor, because it is metal and quite noisy when he moves or plays.
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I gave this as a gift so I am not sure it is very big.my niece has a great Dane and he has plenty of room.sorry if this doesn't help
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My 6 month old miniature poodle (now about 6 lbs) fits perfectly with room to spare. I was able to meet both her parents at the breeder's and based seeing them, I know she will fit when she is fully grown......around 12 lbs. I would go ahead and purchase - it is very well built. Also, I know that if I have to return something that Amazon makes it very easy. (In case you should find it will not work for your dog)
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I do believe so. our pup is 4 months and almost 50lbs. He will be big. The cage is a good height and very roomy inside. i was able to crawl inside with no problem and Im 5' 5"
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my puppy is a 40 pound lab/mix six mths old she fits fine. your westie will fit.
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Hi, I would go up a size for a West Highland Terrier if not two to give him or her room if you leave them in it for any length of time. I have a 8 pound Pomeranian I use it and it's just enough room for her to move around and have her meals. I own six dogs so this helps with them having a peaceful meal. I hope this helps.....Have a Happy New Year!
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It fits my great dane and he's 42 inches around the chest and 22 inches around the neck so she should be fine! :)
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Our puppy is 6lb. It might b little too small. U might want to go up a size.
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The 4" is really short to the ground so I'm sure it will be okay for the puppy. When they get bigger, you might want to upgrade to the taller one so it doesn't strain the neck.
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I have a large German Shepherd mix that weighs about 70 lbs. He is pretty tall and this crate is a good fit for him. However, I would recommend checking for articles online that tell you how to measure your dog for a crate. That's what I did and it helped me find the best size for him.
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My maltese is 5.5 pounds and she fits there very good. She still has room to move around and seems comfortable.
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It fits my 45 lb Airedale puppy. I think it will fit him when he's full grown as well. He should get up to 60 lbs
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I have a year-old Bernese Mountain Dog who's now @ 95 lbs and so far so good. I would contact the manufacturer directly to determine any weight restrictions. I would definitely recommend the XL size for a Great Dane. Good luck! Hope my response was somewhat helpful.
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Well it is up to you. A puppy will fit fine is this large or small breed. For this how big will your puppy become as he grows that is dependent on breed of course. This is desired for large or small dogs. I have a Dachshund and a Pembroke Welsh Corgi both a year old that I put in there. They are full grown and lots of room to walk around across the back seats but are contained in the tube which I like. If your breed is larger then your pup will grow into it. If it is smaller like mine are you might want to get the cushion inserts they sell for it to fill some of the space. Even with a larger breed you may want to put some towels or blanks down to make it more comfortable for you pup. The is no cushions that come with the tube itself. It does unzip from either end which is another feature I like for keep then contained or to get them out in the back of the car.
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My shepherd mix is 40 lbs and it was perfect for her. I would look for the extra large size for a bigger dog-- will provide a larger bed and handle the weight better.
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It might look a little big on a 9lb dog....I have a 147lb great Dane and it looks about right.
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it matters if you want this to fit her in the future. German shepherds can get big so this might not fit when she's full grown but it should fit her now for a little while at least. If t does not fit her now, just give it time.