can't find the size/dimensions of this crate. My dog is 75 lbs. Please recommend the right size. thanks
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What I need is the measurements of your dog. Height of dog standing in a normal position to tallest part of body. Width at hips and sitting with paws stretched in front to end of tail bone. If your dogs tail is docked, then the longest point of body. If you go to icc.com or google impact case and container dog crate, they have all sizes and the crate weights listed.
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Outside: 41"L x 25"W x 29"H(this includes the airline rails and stacking corners)Interior: 40"L x 22"W x 28"HDoor: 20"H x 15"W Outside: 41"L x 25"W x 29"H(this includes the airline rails and stacking corners)Interior: 40"L x 22"W x 28"HDoor: 20"H x 15"W
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We have the large for my 45 pound dog and she has plenty of room. I would recommend the extra large.
1730136
Our dog is 60lbs and we bought an x-large crate based on other reviews. Glad we did because he has enough room to move around.
1117932
I own this 36" mesh crate for my 60lbs labrador and it is fabulous! I'm not sure what size you would want for a cat. Perhaps a large one if you want to include a bed and a litter box, but a small one if you only want to fit a bed. Our cat does well on long trips with a litter box in the back of the SUV.
1767985
I would say this is a size that will work for you. My boxer/pit mix is 55 and very thick and she seems to fit comfortably with room to spare. Her normal crate is a bit bigger but this one is work great for us for just a weekend at a friends.
1317184
This one should be good for you. Nearly the exact dimensions of this pan are 35x23. As a replacement to the one that came with the crate, this one is a bit more snug than the original. However, it can be wedged in place. It's not as easily removed.
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My dog is 100 pounds [small for a Mastiff, but he was the runt of the litter] and he is comfy but roomy in the largest size. I can't say for sure about your dog, but they give crate measurements, so I would just take out a tape measure and eyeball what crate's measurements look best for your dog. I actually also measured my dog with the tape measure too. Measure him or her completely stretched out so you know the dimensions will accomodate him or her with his or her legs stretched if you intend to have him or her sleep in there. Good luck! [P.S. I got mine thru Amazon warehouse and it was a little cheaper and still came in excellent condition!] My dog is 100 pounds [small for a Mastiff, but he was the runt of the litter] and he is comfy but roomy in the largest size. I can't say for sure about your dog, but they give crate measurements, so I would just take out a tape measure and eyeball what crate's measurements look best for your dog. I actually also measured my dog with the tape measure too. Measure him or her completely stretched out so you know the dimensions will accomodate him or her with his or her legs stretched if you intend to have him or her sleep in there. Good luck! [P.S. I got mine thru Amazon warehouse and it was a... » Read More My dog is 100 pounds [small for a Mastiff, but he was the runt of the litter] and he is comfy but roomy in the largest size. I can't say for sure about your dog, but they give crate measurements, so I would just take out a tape measure and eyeball what crate's measurements look best for your dog. I actually also measured my dog with the tape measure too. Measure him or her completely stretched out so you know the dimensions will accomodate him or her with his or her legs stretched if you intend to have him or her sleep in there. Good luck! [P.S. I got mine thru Amazon warehouse and it was a little cheaper and still came in excellent condition!] « Show Less
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Just measured ours. Looks like the medium, pictured above, is correctly measured. Ours is about the same size as yours on the bottom which makes it a small. Its interior is a perfect fit for our Shih Tzu, all 11 pounds of him, and he loves riding in it.....in comfort and style. This was a great investment and it keeps him safe and happy.
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If you really need a good suggestion I would like to know his/her age, weight, hight and length. My dog is a mixed breed with long body and long legs. I guess she is a in between sizes for the other manufactures' crates. They are either too small or too big. Some manufacture offer buying guide based on dog's weight. That didn't work for our tall and thin dog. Some older dogs can be less flexible that they need more room to turn around in it too. If your dog is still a puppy, get used ones until he stop growing. The rule of sum is the crate should be tall enought for him to stand and wide or long enough for her to turn around. I hope this will help you. Good luck!
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We have the crate in a 42 x 26 x 30 and our Greater Swiss Mountain/Pointer can lie in every position with room left over. (We initially ordered the crate in one size lower, but like this one better.) He weighs 73 lbs. I love this crate, especially the doors on both sides and how easy it is to remove/attach the doors. More importantly, my dog loves it!
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I would recommend a crate about 20" high. This website has a helpful guide: /www.dogcratesbeds.com/dog-crate-sizes/ Generally, the dog needs room to stand up, turn around and lay back down. Don't make it too big if the dog isn't fully potty trained or one end will be used for waste.
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I have a 25lb Cocker Spaniel, and I purchased the 36" crate. It's perfect for his size. Once I put a small bed in there, he is cozy. He can sit up, and stand, but not much more room to move around. As long as you dog likes cozy spaces, I guess this size wouldn't be too bad. Good Luck.
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I don't know why these answers are so different. I just measured it and it's 48" L x. 30" W x 32" . I have the XL. I have another crate the same size and similar build that I got a few years ago from Tractor Supply. That one was the biggest they have and it is supposedly appropriate for Great Danes. I have 2 German Shepherds. They each have their own crate. It fits them nicely although their ears still stick up through the top of the crate when they're standing. It doesn't seem to bother them. Each of them has room to walk in, turn around and lie down. My 3-year old is 75-80 lbs and has a very long body (they're European working line dogs) and when he really stretches out on his side he covers the full length of the crate. These crates are strong and, as a side benefit, are easy to hose down on those occasions when the dogs have, shall we say, intestinal issues.
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Dear Jack, Thank you for your message. I would order based on the crate measurements. If you have any other questions, please send us another message. Thanks again, Richelle H. Petsupplies.com Customer Care
1887244
I wish I could help you there, but I have a 3 lb Yorkie :-) When I searched for the crate, I typed in "small dog crate". Maybe, try the opposite for your search. Wish I could be of more help! Good luck!
161438
I can't answer whether it is big enough but the Midwest iCrate I bought for my Bichon is very sturdy and very well made. I would definetly recommend this crate.
2186844
Get the extra large. I bought large for my 55 pound Weimaraner and returned it because it wasn't long enough (she is tall and slender). I crate her while I am at work and wanted her to have plenty of space. She destroyed 2 wire crates before I got her this one which has lasted.
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I had a hard time finding the kennel number. There is nothing on either crate that says a size so I had to guess. I have the largest crates and it looks like the largest one is the 700 so I think yes, it would fit.
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It's 36" long and 23" wide so I consider it a little small for my 80lb dog but my 50 lb one is perfect for it. I would say a dog your size would be fine for a trip in it but day to day it's a little small. Great crate, my girl was wrecking the plastic tray beds and destroying the crate. She can't get out of this one