My puppy is a beagle/Australian shepherd mix. What size crate should I get?
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I would say a medium would be fine. Large was big enough for my Mastiff. The Extra Large could fit a small horse! LOL!
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Not totally sure, but my brother's beagle fit in this when he went on a trip. My vet said that a dog should be able to stand and turn around in their cage. Based on the sizing that is how I chose my correct size
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It depends on how big your dog is expected to be at full size. I have a 65-pound pit bull, and the 36" fit perfectly. A nice included feature is the adjustable divider, which allows the size of the crate to be adjusted as the puppy grows.
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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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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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I have a lab/beagle mix, who is the size of a lab with a broad chest. I'd say she'd probably be about equal to your dalmatian. I got her the large and it fits great, it adjusts.
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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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We bought this for our 21 lb. Westie. He has plenty of room - we did add a pad from a dog bed for comfort. He can sit up, lay down, look out. Should be ample space for your Beagle.
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I have a medium that I use as a travel crate for my 55 lb lab.I originally ordered the large but it is huge.
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I have two labs, one is two years old and and about 100lbs and my other one is expected to be larger than him. They are crated while we are at work. Both of them LOVE their kennels! Most times it is difficult to get them out! I would say yes you will be perfectly fine!
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Definitely go with the large. I bought the large for my two Beagle/Terrier's (17 lbs & 19 lbs) and there's still room in there, it would work fine for 3 dogs of the size you have. Be aware. . . check the dimensions of the cage. The large cage WILL NOT fit thru a standard doorway, once put together. I knew this and was fine with it. If you put it into a back bedroom / spare room, it probably will not come out without taking it apart. It's very easy to put together, only requies an allen type wrench, which is included with the cage. Highly recommend this cage !
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Crate are done by dimension and not weight typical..... My dog 58lbs and measures 21.5" tall the shoulder. I got the "36" x 23 by 25" which fit him alright but he can't stand complete straight in the crate. I would order the XL next time. I would guess the medium or 36" x 23 by 25" for your dog...
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I would get the Medium size. We have a 30+lb Beagle and the medium size is just perfect for his paws. It works really well!
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If you really need a good suggestion I would like to know his/her age, weight, hight and length. My dog is a mixed breed with long body and long legs. I guess she is a in between sizes for the other manufactures' crates. They are either too small or too big. Some manufacture offer buying guide based on dog's weight. That didn't work for our tall and thin dog. Some older dogs can be less flexible that they need more room to turn around in it too. If your dog is still a puppy, get used ones until he stop growing. The rule of sum is the crate should be tall enought for him to stand and wide or long enough for her to turn around. I hope this will help you. Good luck!
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The crate is huge. My Otterhound boys are ~115lbs and the crate is comfortable for them. Your Lab will have some wiggle room ;)
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A smaller crate would work fine. My dog weighs in at 45 pounds and sometimes shares her bed with her 40 pound sister. so I would recommend a much smaller home for your pet.
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Medium crate is fine for short periods. However since my ChiPoodle is left home alone while I work I actually have the one for large dogs. It works great she has plenty of room to stretch and play.
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Not sure how you would measure her, but based on the size of my dog I think the small would fit your beagle. My dog is a Daschund mix, 16 pounds and the pack fits her but is a little on the large side. Had to tighten the underbelly straps almost as far as they would go. There is a lot of room for girth.
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We'll I am not sure on the weight limits. My dog was a mix and I got her the smaller crate, 24 x 18 x 19. She is full grown now at 6-7 lbs. I'd say go to the next size up, 30 x 19 x 21 to be safe. You can also measure your dogs height and length to make sure they don't feel crowded inside the crate before you purchase the item.
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Honestly, I would probably go Large. I know it makes no sense but my mini-Aussie is 27 lbs and they fit perfect. When they say they'll fit a certain pound dog I don't think they're taking fur into consideration. Your Bichon is likely as furry as my Aussie and I had to go from medium to large. There's quite a bit of adjustment room as far as tightening the velcro waist attachments but there's no way to extend if the diapers are too tight.