We have a 115lb Rottweiler. He's very gentle so I'm not worried about him flipping the crate over, I am just concerned if this is enough space for him
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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.
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we have mastiffs (145 - 185 lbs each). I would say it depends what you are using it for. We use these when we're camping - a single unit is large enough for one of the dogs while they are being fed or if they just want to hang out (they can lay down and there is more than enough room). We sometimes clip two together if we want the dogs to hang outside with us. outside of our fenced yard. If you are using for a dog run (place for your dog to hang out outside long term) I don't think one is enough space for them to get any exercise.
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No, it would not be enough space for a 115 lb Rottweiler. I have a 25 lb. miniature schnauzer and it is not enough space for her.
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I have two large dogs, one being a lab and they both enjoy being outside around people in the pen and have had no problems with it. I do use the anchors so it is secure. I have used mine for about 8 years with no problems. I have only left mine in the crate for a couple of hours then took them out for exercising. When it is hot I put a tarp over it for shade.
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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.
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It would probably be ok ...It's not rigid at all and would just curve up little around the outside of the smaller sized crate.
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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.
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Yes, I think it would be fine. My Yorkie is 10 lbs (3 lbs more than he should be) and he has plenty of room. Yours should do just fine.
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Our dog is 62 pounds and has extra room for turning. We have been very happy with this crate and so have the dogs!
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We use it for our boxer. We bought it when he was a 35 pound puppy and we still use it at 13 months and 70 pounds. This is a great crate.
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No, the dog would not be able to stand up, turn around, or stretch it's legs. These are three elements necessary for any animals. I would suggest you measure the height (X2) and length (X2) of your pet and get a crate based on those measurements.
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I bought a crate a little larger then I probably needed but I'd rather have it then have it be too small. It really depends on how big your animal is, and should still be enough for it to stand up and turn around comfortably in.
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I have a 65 lb lab. He fits fine, room to spare. I don't think you should have a problem unless he's still growing. Hope this helps. I am very satisfied with the crate.
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I like the crate and it seems to be as well constructed as any other I've seen. In terms of size, I have a Boxer that weighs about 50lbs. The crate is a good size for him but I don't believe it would be large enough for a dog which could run 100lbs and more. I'd definitely size up.
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it depends on how tall your dog gets. it is very roomy inside. i would say that it would be fine for him now.
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we love this kennel. we have to very small dogs. and it give`s them so much room to move around. and perfect for r big rottie he love it as big as he he it still give him lots of room.
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Yes. I have a 55lb mixed breed and he does fine in this. Crates should not be too roomy, especially when traveling. Too much space makes them insecure, and uncomfortable with changes in motion. For crate training a dog is fine if he has to duck his head a little. Measure for height from the shoulders.
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It was too wide for a crate, and we also had a Dane about 150lb. It's pretty sturdy and doesn't really "sink in" much at all. Great quality bed though!
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We have two crates, both for small dogs. It would be too small for anything larger than a medium sized dog (a Cocker Spaniel).
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The cage is large however it isn't as sturdy as a smaller one that we have. Our dog is 40 lbs but not very active in the cage. If yours is hyper, you would be better with something more sturdy.
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Hi,No it will be too small for him..... I have a 24 lb. cocker spaniel and she fills the cage. Crate is smaller than it looks.