Hi, I have a 150 lb Newfoundland. Would this door allow for him to us it?
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Shelly, I would get a bigger doggie door for your large baby. Mine is a 60 pound border collie mix and it is just the right size. I could not image a dog twice as large would ever make it through. Hope this helps.
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it would be a squeeze- possibly not wide enough... also when door is installed, not much room to walk through opening as a human!
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Both doors are very large i have a 90 pound 6 month old great dane and he gets in no problem
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I purchased this door to accommodate a small stray, maybe 8-10lbs, that lives outdoors. I do have a pet, a Ragdoll, approx. 18 lbs. Unfortunately this door would not accommodate him due to his size.
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I use an X large pet door for my Springer Spaniel(61 lbs.) I installed my door in a screen door, so I had to modify the screen door to accept the pet door. It works perfectly, an should easily install into the thicker wall. The size should be right. My dog has a Labradoodle friend that also has no trouble with this size door.
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I have a yellow lab-vizsla mix. he weighs 85 to 90 pounds and gets through easily. What I would do is measure the width of you rotties chest because the your dog will have about a foot of room to easily get through. Anything wider than thar could be a squeeze. The height should not present a problem. my friend has a mastiff bloodhound mix that went through my door once but hasn't tried it since. I am guessing it was uncomfortable. This is a great door and very durable.
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Yes. My German Shepard now weighs 95 pounds and is a big boy in heighth too and he has no trouble getting through the door. He uses it multiple times daily.
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I think so, my dachshund is 20 pounds and he cannot move it if it is in the cage form with the locks on the gate. He knows how to open gates if they are not locked.
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You need to measure your dog height and width and go from there. Also how old is the dog? If he/she is an older dog, they tend to be not as flexible in being able to bend down a little and walk. Any do over 260 may need a custom dog. I have a 1 1/2 year old Golden Retriever that weighs around 80 pounds and has no issues with using the super size door I put in. Again measure your dog, that will tell you a lot.
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I have the large door for a 90 pound Catahoula and a 40 pound Jack Russell mix. Both of them, particularly the smaller one, go only part way out and then change their minds and back their way back in. Drives us crazy. I think that if door you select is the proper size for your dog, it could change its mind too. Even our 22 pound cat has no trouble sticking his head out and then retreating. I hope this helps you make a decision.
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I have an ex large and my pit bull who is considerably shorter scrapes the top with his back sometimes. Sadly I don't think this pet door will be big enough.
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Probably would depend on what size door you would get. I installed the LARGE size and our cat (on the small size) has not been able to get through it. A 15 lb cat may be able to though. The bigger the door size the more magnets so a smaller door (beagle size?) may not be a problem for a such size cat.
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Not at all. My 75lbs Golden Retriever does try to force it. After awhile, she waits for the 'click' before she even tries it. When closes, it lowers on a groove all the way around. Seems very secure, and somewhat weather tight. This door is awesome.
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I have a 50 lb Border collie mix and a 10 lb Chihuahua mix. Door works great for both of them.
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If the door has no restrictions, I think the large would be good. (mine was 16 in high) and my dogs are taller. The less a dog has to duck or stoop, the better.
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I don't have a dog this large, but I think it would work for you, because the gate comes with four cups that you screw into your door jam that helps to hold it in place. It's pretty sturdy with those on.
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We have a Scotty and she is able to go through this door but it is probably the largest dog I would say is able to use it without having to squeeze through.
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Unless your dog has opposable thumbs it won't be able to open this gate. There is a latch on top of the gate that prevents it from being lifted up.