which dog fits best in this crate? Update: thanks for taking time to answer and leave comments. All were very helpful!
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I have a shorkie, she is about 9 pounds and has plenty of room in this crate. (Yorkie and ShihTzu mix)
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I keep my min poodle chiuauah mix in it she has plenty of room to spare and seems very comfortable.
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I bought this for my yorkie that is a puppy and it is still too big of a cage for her, hope this helps.
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This cage would fit a tall small dog or two small tall dogs well. It would be roomy for a small dog making it an excellent "travel cage". I use it as a travel cage for my ferrets although the wires were a little wide making them able to escape. I made it work anyway because the cage is just so darn cute!
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Have to say toy breeds or at least small dogs like mini poodles that we have.
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I bought it for my miniature dachshound , she is about 9lbs and has more than enough room to stretch out! I probably could have went smaller but wanted her to have plenty of room since she is crated for 9 hrs a day. Cage is well made too :-)
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I have a 18 pound jack Russell that use mine for she does just fine in it I also have another one I use for two dogs one is a 6 pound mein pin the other is a 6 pound chihuahua
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I have a 70 lb labradoodle. She is very tall and long and has plenty of room in the crate. Prefers it over our temperpedic!
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Good morning, Dan. The dimensions of the unit is 20"W x 22"D x 72"H. We would recommend keeping a small sized dog in the crate. I hope you find this information helpful. Adreanna, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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I think the 42" crate would work. My 50 lb dog fits in a 30" crate with a very large pillow. I bought the crate for my smaller dogs but sometimes Meatball sneaks in for a snooze. I would of course buy the larger crate for a 75 pound dog.
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Should fit very easily. The crate was way too big for my tiny 7 month old chihuahua, and I ended up putting the divider on the 4th row from the door to make it small enough for her.
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I bought the large one and my 75 lb dog fits in. I would research other products online with similar demensions-they will have recommendations about size of crate/weight of dog.
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I would order a smaller size. Even if the bed rolled up on the sides of your crate I don't think it would lay right. The bed is thick doesn't really have much give to it. Great bed though!!!!
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This size should be fine. I'd judge more by his length than weight. Our Golden is long with long legs & this size gives her room she needs to stretch out. Nothing less than 48x30 will give her space to move comfortablely. Very heavy & sturdy crate. Love the pewter. More appealing/ less obtrusive in room than black.
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A bed that will fit the entire crate. The divider stays an inch or two off the floor of the crate, it allows room for a full sized bed. I had no trouble with either of my crates using their dividers on top of full sized beds. Just make sure the bed doesn't have a HUGE outer edge and you're fine.
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It depends on the purpouse of the crate. I have a Pomeranian, who is anout 5-6lbs. He fits perfectly.
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Dear Purple Frog(?): I would contact Precision directly before ordering, as they have a range of sizes. The crate we bought is one of the smaller ones, as we have 5-7 pound Chihuahuas. What I can confirm is that these crates are really sturdy, and have a double-latch door arrangement which is better than the iCrate/Midwest crate we ordered later, in error, though it is adequate for chihuahuas. The toll-free number on the Precision crate is: 800-397-3167. I am sure they can advise on the best size crate for your pooch. Many thanks for asking. Morgan Phenix
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It depends on how tall he is and how much he weighs. My Maltipoo is 5 lbs and about10 inches tall and she loves her crate.
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I have this crate & also had a Golden many years ago, Kathy. It will not be big enough, using it for a much smaller dog. Good luck on finding one, it is a big decision.
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The box for my xxl double door crate reads 54Lx37Wx45H so yes I think the crate description that you're considering has a type-o. Size-wise mine works well for a 190# goofball Dane or both the 60# decorative landscape rock Pit & 90# back-talking Wemareiner together with lounge room. Crate takes up a lot of space in my home but worth it so no one gets on the couch for "sorority girl pillow fight" in my absence! Not sure what size/type dog you are considering it for, but I recently purchased a 2nd Midwest crate to go with the 1 I got from a Dane rescue years ago; really liked the size & construction. Not an easily moveable crate obviously due to size so plan to keep it where you 1st place it unless you have help to take it down-- not going through most house doors assembled. I ordered crate wheels as well but have not put them on yet so will see if they make cleaning around & under simpler; just something else to consider depending on what type of floor surface your crate may be resting on. Good luck to you & your apparently sizeable furbaby.
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If your dog is still growing I would go with the 42" crate because my dog is 60 lbs. and 34" high from the top of his head to the floor and he has plenty of room to stand up an move around.
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Very much depends on the way you crate your dog and his length/height more than weight. We use a tight fitting crate so our English Bulldog can turn around and readjust comfortably, but can't urinate in the crate and avoid laying in it (thus helping her avoid urinating in the crate). This is just the right size for her, and she's about 40 lbs. some folks prefer a roomy crate for their pet, and it sounds like it would allow your boy some room. But Its hard for me to tell for certain while not knowing his height or length.
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We had a vizsla puppy and had to get a new crate when she was about 16-17 pounds. If your dog has short legs and likes to be snuggled up - this would work great. If not, I might go a size bigger. Hope that helps!