Is this big enough for a 90 pound Rottweiler?
217015
I couldn't say for sure, but it works fine for my 75 lb. English Lab. I would use the door dimensions and measure your dog, keeping in mind that the door will be a number of inches off the floor to account for the length of your dog's legs.
217016
Might be tight. Our 80 lb. + Saluki/Borzoi (chest width 8 in.) goes through it carefully. Our smaller Salukis go through it full blast and we've replaced it 3 times over 9 years.
217017
YEs I believe so, I have an 80 boxer and a border collie, they do fine with it
217018
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.
473722
Absolutely. I bought it for my Dachshund who weighs 17 lbs. Dachshunds have a longer body, but he has enough room to stretch and even have a water bowl attached to the crate inside.
467769
It's big enough for my 100 pound German Shepherd dog. He has enough room to turn around in it and to lay quite comfortably. Not as sturdy as I would have liked but unless your dog likes to destroy things, this should work fine.
1657376
I don't think so. My dogs are 10 lbs & it is a good size for them. Our beagle is 35lbs & it is too small for him.
2170684
This will def work. Works on my 90+ pound rottweiler as well as my grams small (around 15 pounds) minature Italian greyhound
1610367
Probably. We use it for a 22 lb. Jack Russell, who now has plenty of room after a previous smaller crate. She actually goes into it on her own now. She has plenty of room to stretch out. This crate has lots of "head" room, so that isn't a problem. Actually, during a particularly nasty thunder storm recently, our 75 lb. Yellow Lab actually crammed herself into this crate, turned around and had only her head hanging out (she spent all evening there!). So, I'm sure it would fit a 35 lb dog.
721451
While it's not really that heavy, it might just be way too big for a dog that size. Hope this helps.
853972
It works for any dog who is willing to stay in a crate. If your Rottweiler is calm and crate trained, it should be fine. Otherwise something stronger would be safer.
1961058
Yes..it worked well for my 90lb lab..we didn't run but she pulled on it and it was easier to control he
1911219
my is 125lb rott and it works perfect.your dog may be a little short.it gave me more control.and if your dog is very friendly it could be the perfect harness
2066482
The zippers are not that good. My dog is 50lbs and not a digger but just by use the zippers did not hold up. I would not recommend for a 90lb dog.
885591
Yes, there is plenty of room for a big Rottie. We have one too, and she likes the crate. We have it on a concrete floor in our store warehouse and she can skitter it around, so we secured it with tie straps to secured shelving, and of course use a mat. When it is used outdoors there is no problem at all. In fact, we have put two of our large dogs in there at a time and there is room for both to lie down. The door is secure, but our Labradoodle can open it so we pin it shut too. None of the dogs have managed to go over the sides nor flip it over, even though the Labradoodle has tried.
1776621
I purchased the extra large. My dog is a Lab, Pit, Chow mix @ about 90lb. There is quite a bit of adjustment room, so this one should fit a Rottie. Sorry it took so long for reply.
2037802
I think so. My German Shepherd is 90 lb.and he has plenty of room to spare. Your Newfie would be a tighter fit but it should be ok. But to be sure, measure it out on the floor with newspapers (or tape) and see if your Newfie fits.
164313
Yes, we have an 80 pound Ridgeback and he has lots of room. Enjoy your puppy!
1848466
They are too small for my 60 lb Shar Pei, don't think they will fit a 90 lb Rottie.
885587
I had a 20 pound Blue Heeler puppy in there... Depending on how much running around your Rottweiler will do, and how you attempt to configure the crate, it may be slightly too small for him. As pictured, it should be enough space for him to turn around and lay out fully, but if you want this as an area he can run in, probably too small.