What size crate for dachshunds? They are longer and need to be able to turn around.
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I have a Chaweenie. I bought the 24.6x16.8x15size. She does ok it this size. But I wish I had got the next bigger size.
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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
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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!
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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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Size:Crate: (30" L x 19" W x 21" H)Mesh: 1.5" x 4.5"Wire Gauge: 3, 7, 8, 9, 11Suggested breeds: Dachshund, Lhasa Apso, Sheltie, and dogs 26-40 lbs
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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!
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I have a 48" long crate that has six wheels on it, but only six Dachshund sleep in the crate. I would put eight wheels on the crate just for safety sake.
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My German Shorthair Pointer is 35 lbs and is fine in this one, I believe it is the medium size. She can stand and turn around easily. We don't always crate her and never for more than 7 hours and that is only occasionally during difficult work times.
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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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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's not weight that matters, it's size. Having said that, unless your dog is grossly overweight for it's size this crate is going to be too small.
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Measure your dog, length and height then compare with the crate measurements. We have an 11" at shoulder Aussie Terrier & she is comfy in the 24x18x19" crate. We like it, room to get up and stretch and sturdy enough, small to store collapses flat when not in use. We like it, also purchased the medium padded bed .
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Get the 42". It comes with a divider so that you can make the space smaller or larger as he grows or you can remove the divider all together. A larger crate will give him room to spread out and turn around.
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I have two of these crates. My 120 lb mix and my 90lb GSD are each comfortable in theirs. Hope this helps.
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Aristea. I don't know what kind of dog it is, I would think the 36 inch crate would be big enough for a 40 lb. dog. If the dog is housetrained and you want him to have plenty of room to stretch out, get te bigger crate.
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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 would suggest a medium. My dachshunds are about that weight and the medium works perfect!