I have 2 large great pyrenese dogs. How wide is the door opening? I am worried it wont be big enough for a big headed dog.
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Pretty sure it will be fine. It's at least a foot wide with an even taller swing plate. A horse could get food from this thing.
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I have a yellow Lab and the opening is barely large enough for her. Feeder is also very low to the ground. We will be putting it up on concrete blocks to make it a better height. This company makes a larger feeder that holds 50 lbs. that might work better for your dogs.
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I have a 100 lb Labrador Retriever and he doesn't have any problems eating out of it.
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The opening actually measures 10 x 10" and with door swung back it's about 10" to back wall.
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The opening is 10 1/2 x 10 1/2 I've uploaded some pictures on Facebook & Google.
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to be sure the dimensions should be in the description of this. there are 2 sizes.. 25 and 50lb. I don't use them for dogs.. I have swans and it's mounted lakeside. sorry I couldn't be of more help.. good luck.. you have great dogs!
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We have a GSD and an Akita. Husband mounted the feeder on an outside brick wall and neither dog has any problem. We are extremely happy with this feeder.
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If the door has no restrictions, I think the large would be good. (mine was 16 in high) and my dogs are taller. The less a dog has to duck or stoop, the better.
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The solid piece at the bottom of my door is 4" and the dogs (cockers) have no trouble at all going over it. The width of my door is 13.5". I wish I had bought it sooner!
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Maybe --- the openings in the webbing are a bit large, so depending on the size of your dogs paws he/she might still be able to reach the wood door with their nails. The square openings are 1.25 x 1.25 inches. Once mounted on the door, there is a 3/4" gap between the surface of the door and the guard itself. I would imagine a very small dog might be able to reach right through the spaces to the wood if they were persistent, but probably not a larger or medium breed. You could always set it up against the door and test it with your dog's paws before you actually mount it so you don't drill holes in the wood and then find that it won't work. Amazon is great about returns. Hope this helps! Maybe --- the openings in the webbing are a bit large, so depending on the size of your dogs paws he/she might still be able to reach the wood door with their nails. The square openings are 1.25 x 1.25 inches. Once mounted on the door, there is a 3/4" gap between the surface of the door and the guard itself. I would imagine a very small dog might be able to reach right through the spaces to the wood if they were persistent, but probably not a larger or medium breed. You could always set it up against the door and test it with your dog's paws before you actually mount it so you don't... » Read More Maybe --- the openings in the webbing are a bit large, so depending on the size of your dogs paws he/she might still be able to reach the wood door with their nails. The square openings are 1.25 x 1.25 inches. Once mounted on the door, there is a 3/4" gap between the surface of the door and the guard itself. I would imagine a very small dog might be able to reach right through the spaces to the wood if they were persistent, but probably not a larger or medium breed. You could always set it up against the door and test it with your dog's paws before you actually mount it so you don't drill holes in the wood and then find that it won't work. Amazon is great about returns. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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It depends on the term large. I have Great Danes and my opening is 13.5 x 24.5. This works fine for me. I hope this helps. The opening you may have to research Pet Safes web site to get the exact match. I hope this helps.
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I have the large door for a 90 pound Catahoula and a 40 pound Jack Russell mix. Both of them, particularly the smaller one, go only part way out and then change their minds and back their way back in. Drives us crazy. I think that if door you select is the proper size for your dog, it could change its mind too. Even our 22 pound cat has no trouble sticking his head out and then retreating. I hope this helps you make a decision.
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This door is for pets up to 90 lbs, but depending on how tall the dog is as well. The measurements of the flaps are 9 3/4" by 17".If you have any more questions, please let me know. I will be happy to help.Sandra
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The opening is 12" - 13" wide. So you also know the door does not go all the way to the ground...there is an 8" high section that the doggies will need to jump over. Our 2 little Chihuahua's have no problem jumping over it. Good Luck. We love the fence. For the money it is REALLY a good product...we bought 2 sets so the area for our doggies is larger.
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Door is 12" wide by 18" tall. My dog is medium size Maltese/Yorkshire mix and fits perfectly. Hope this helps.
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I just measured mine, with the narrowest part of the opening measuring approximately 3 1/2 inches. I have a large German Shepherd and she does not have any issues.
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Hi Janet,No, the medium pet door is a little bit small for a pet that is about 15" tall to his shoulders, because the medium flap is 7 1/4" wide by 13" high. Your best choice will be the extra large pet door.Sandra
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I have a Vari Kennel, not a Petco but I believe they are similar. The only advice I can offer is that the dimensions of the door given by the seller were quite accurate, as was the photograph. It is not a rectangular door.
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I have this door medium size for two cats and a medium dog that weighs 47 pounds and have had no problems. My dog runs through wild and rough and the flaps are so sturdy, never had an issue. Door is well made.
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My dog is a Cairn Terrier ( looks like toto off of Wizard of Oz) He weighs about 30 lbs and has no trouble getting in and out of the door. He could be at least 2-3 inches taller and about 10lbs heavier and still make it through the door might be a little tight but still possible.
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the door is 6 1/2" wide by 10" high. I have two bunnies and one is large and she has no problem going in or out. The house is surprisingly well made for the cost. I like it and so do my bunnies
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This will not work for a great pyranese. A great pyranese is not a 110lb dog lol. They can get to 200lbs. I know bc I have one. They become larger than a great dane. Look for a larger size but go with this kind of bed. I've read all the information and these are even rated as one of the top orthopedic dog beds 2015. Hopefully the price will stay the same.
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I have 3 dogs, one weights 90 lbs and the other two 30 lbs. My big dog loves to poke his head out of the doggy door to look around and then pulled his head back inside. None of my dogs have ever gotten stuck in the door flap. This is a wonderful doggy door.