can a lab fit into this and if not do you have a size for a lab?
1734241
I don't think a full grown lab would fit in it he/she would definitely escape from it!!
1734242
I wouldn't recommend this product even for a chihuahua. It falls apart as soon as you pull it out of the box, a complete waste of time and money!
1734243
Larry. Please do not buy this particular cage. It is junk. I have 1 little dog and 1 med dog and they destroyed it. They're not destructive animals. The cage is made from such cheap materials it literally falls apart. The wires on the side would just fall out. Look elsewhere and don't subject your lab to this dangerous cage! Sorry. But I wouldn't recommend this cage to Kim Jong-un!!
878998
I have a large lab and I could never get it to fit him properly enough so I gave up. It was large enough in one place but too tight in another.Maybe it was just me confused so I never did a review. But I really do not think it was large enough to fit a Great Dane.
1597842
The opening is 13 inches wide and the bottom of the door is 6 inches off the ground. If you have a normal size lab 50-60 lbs, no problem but if you have a lage lab of 70-80 lbs it might be a problem.
1689720
Probly not. I think you would need the extra large for your Lab. I fostered a full grown Rottweiler here for a little while and she fit through the extra large. I got it so she would fit through. The large would have been too small for her. The extra large is also a perfect size for my big pitbull. He's tall and wide. I like the double flaps as well. We get a lot of wind here, heavy wind and I have not noticed any extra draft coming through. This is the second doggie door I bought that is made by this company. Both are extra large. The other one did not come with the wall kit so it only has one flap. Which works well because it allows my small dogs to get through easily. I have 8 dogs in my home 7 of them are permanent. I do a lot of fostering of all sizes, mostly bully breeds. I can attest that these doors can take a beating and keep on going. I have yet to replace a flap.
1998042
Should be no problem. My lab is over 20", and she fits through with room to spare. Just install it so the bottom of the opening is 9-12" above the floor (mine is about 9").
921129
My 60lb goldendoodle fits in this thing perfectly. My roommate has a 85lb english red lab that also will fit comfortably without issue.
1761829
I ordered a size 3 for my American Labs...it didn't come close to fitting. :( It was much, much too small. I'd think at least a size 4, but considering how small it was...maybe a size bigger than that.
705796
My two baby Shepherds are 28-35kg which is the same size as your lab. Note that either can wear the 20" collar which is adjustable (downwards) by removing links. My girls are long haired too so your short coated lab should be fine.
212658
Well my 78 lb Labrador fit good in it. You might go a size smaller. Good luck
1760414
I bougt it for my 23 pound schnauzer, but it was big gor him, however i guess it eill fit smsll for yout lab, i recommend you an XL
516395
Should fit. It's definitely tall enough. My labs fit easily. As long as the Rott isn't fat, it should fit, too.
1080465
This is way too small for Lab. My poodle is not even a foot tall. You need something for him/her to grow into. I would get one of those wooden ones that the dishes fit into. I've had Great Danes and you want the dish to be tall enough for them to have their head level with their neck and back. Measure your Lab at the shoulder and try and figure how much taller he/she will get and figure it out from there. These are just to small for a Lab. In my opinion. Hope this helps.
1259013
I have the 36X24 and its pretty big. I think for a setter or lab when grown. I think you would need to go down at 1 size maybe 2. It can be adjusted inside so maybe a little bigger wouldn't matter. I hope that helps some.
1935783
I don't think it's the right size for any lab. It's generous in size, our beagle is long, but she does like to curl up most times, but when she doesn't, she puts her head on the side and also puts her leg over the side as well. I would think for it to be good for your lab, you should go up one size, which I know is quite large, but better more room than not enough.
323184
large enough for a very large dog (we have a lab mix). It can be adjusted to fit large or small dogs.
1557039
I think it would be perfect for a lab, in fact we may eventually get a bigger one for our mastiff puppy. Its only a foot off the ground
57406
Probably might need a small... My Labradoodle is 42 pounds and is a medium( between a mini and standard poodle)... It s tightened all the way...But go to petsafe.net first look at the sizes then buy it off Amazon it's a lot cheaper