we have 1 year old labradoodle 80lbs expecting him to get to 100lbs. need one to use when we travel to keep him in if we have to leave him in a mo
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All of the message didn't come through, but guessing you are talking about leaving him in a motel. the crate is big enough for the dog to be comfortable. I really like ours. Probably would meet your needs.
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Your dig will be fine. I have a 120lbs. Mastiff and she fits in there fine.
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the door to this one is a bit flimsy and there is a gap at the bottom. If he is the type to try to escape I probably wouldn't trust this one! I have another large crate made by Petmate that is very sturdy. I would probably go with that brand. And you might want to go with a larger size. My largest dog is 55 pounds.
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We had a male Labrador. He was at least 80 lbs. It was sturdy enough for him. We bought a pet bed that fit in it, and added his favorite blankets and just made it his nightly sleeping place so he didn't mind getting in when we needed him to. It folds compleatly flat for trave, bottom, bed and all and fit in the back of our Subaru.
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Our pointer is very tall and at 1 year weighs 85 lbs. Its plenty tall enough and spacious enough for him. Sometimes we find him and our 45lbs beagle in the same crate.
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I bought a mrd. they sent a small...toosmall for my 20lb. Llasah Apso. Diddicult top get it around his body. Wraping himup in a warm blanket holding him firmly woeks for my dog who is terrified of thunder and lightening...Sendinfg coat back.
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This one is for a smaller dog. I think up to 25-30lbs but they do make ones for larger dogs too
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Probably might need a small... My Labradoodle is 42 pounds and is a medium( between a mini and standard poodle)... It s tightened all the way...But go to petsafe.net first look at the sizes then buy it off Amazon it's a lot cheaper
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Agree with the others, go with a bigger one. I have a 45 lb lab mix and it is bug enough for him to curl up and stretch out. Double him, and I would say go for the 52".
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My 55 lb shepherd mix and my 70 lb labradoodle both use the large one. I would think large but if your lab is on the small side, the small one may be ok.
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This is for a larger dog, 100 lbs. It would be a little big for an 18 lb dog, but would work.
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I'm sure held in a fat lab pup but it's not heavy on the base so she used to tip it over as she became heavier at 12-14 lbs. if u can secure the base to the ground it should be fine
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I have a 100+ lb 7 month old Dane. I love this collar. It is the only thing I can use to walk him. It helped with pulling significantly. He still does pull a little, but once it gets a little tight he slows down. I do not have a problem with it fitting, but he isn't full grown yet either. I am not sure how much larger his neck will get.
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We give our 98lb Lab 1tablespoon per day..... You go by their weight per amt you sprinkle over their food. I would say 1 lb lasts about 60 days for us. It has made the biggest difference in our older Lab! He walks so much better, in two weeks we could tell a difference! I highly recommend this product!
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I have Golder Ret (85 lbs) and the fabric couldn't hold him. The rip happened in the fabric not the switches. So the fabric is not designed for large dogs. If your dog is 100lbs then this is not for you
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My dog is 28 lbs and it was a good size for him. He is 10 mos old and he tore this item up fairly quick. Expected it to last much longer
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I suggest the 5". There's no draw back to getting a larger one. The toy isn't made to be carried around by the dog, but rolled and pawed around. Its lightweight, even with food or treats, so there's no worry about the bigger one being too heavy. Like others said, the larger one would hold more and would have less of a chance of being lost under things. Go big! =)
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we have dogs that are just under 50 and the line frayed after a couple of months so my guess is you will need a version for larger dogs, otherwise it works well.
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I'd get the bigger one. Our dog was around 70 lbs and, though the carrier would carry up to 100 lbs (if I remember right), she liked to stretch out and the full size was just big enough.
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My Australian Labradoodle is about 32 lbs. The medium is a bit large on her but since it cinches up it works.
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My dog is a labrador mix weighing about 45lbs. He pulls a little and he still manages to pull my bike a bit at first if I don't pedal fast enough to get him going fast. Once he's running and tired he doesn't pull. I'm also petite and my bike doesn't weigh that much. If your dog is that big and and strong and LOVES pulling then I would not get this unless you can somehow control the initial pulling and weigh enough to keep the bike under you.