What size crate do I need for an australian shepherd? He's a puppy now so I can't measure him. He will probably be between 50-60 pounds.
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I bought the 36 x 24 x 27. My border collie weighs 65 pounds. He is currently on a diet. He has plenty of room and like I said he runs back and forth and it drives me crazy. It does give him plenty of room to turn around and lay down. I may have bought the smaller one so he couldn't run back and forth. However, in the future the one I bought will probably be good if he has to stay in it for any length of time. So you could go with this size or the next smaller. Depends what you plan to use it for. I put him in to take him to the park. Hope this helps.
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Bigger than the 36 inch for sure! My two shih tzus sleep in the 36 inch and they weigh about 13 pounds each. This gives them room to move around and re-situate themselves as well as bigger windows for better air movement on hot nights.
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The large works well for my 57 pound shepherd/hound mix, and he's pretty tall. Plenty of room for a 60 pound Aussie.
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This large crate is huge for our almost grown 20lb. mini Aussie. I believe the weight would work, but what is the pups height. That may be the question. The crate has worked wonderfully. Hope this helps.
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I have a 25lb Cocker Spaniel, and I purchased the 36" crate. It's perfect for his size. Once I put a small bed in there, he is cozy. He can sit up, and stand, but not much more room to move around. As long as you dog likes cozy spaces, I guess this size wouldn't be too bad. Good Luck.
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I would probably recommend a heavier one. For the price it's a good buy. My puppy will be around 100 pounds when he's done growing and I'll need a taller cage, its made well but pretty light may depend on how aggressive your dog is.
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The size that I bought was for a Yorkie, who weighed 6 lbs. So, you will have to go up in size. I believe they give you the measurements of the crate.
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My two baby Shepherds are 28-35kg which is the same size as your lab. Note that either can wear the 20" collar which is adjustable (downwards) by removing links. My girls are long haired too so your short coated lab should be fine.
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My Australian Shepherd is 94 lbs and I went with the large which after a little adjusting the first time, works fine. Best of luck to you and your pup.
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I would say this is a size that will work for you. My boxer/pit mix is 55 and very thick and she seems to fit comfortably with room to spare. Her normal crate is a bit bigger but this one is work great for us for just a weekend at a friends.
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I have a miniature Australian Shepard, 42 lbs, and a doberman, 104 lbs. There is plenty of collar to adjust with.
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If your dog is still growing I would go with the 42" crate because my dog is 60 lbs. and 34" high from the top of his head to the floor and he has plenty of room to stand up an move around.
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40 lbs won't be a problem. At t time I purchase this my German Shepherd was 43 lbs puppy.
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I would recommend 6 to 8 - assuming the dog that has that crate is large. I have 6 on my 42" crate.
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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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This would be a good crate for a 30 lb dog to move around in. My dog is 50 lbs and takes up no more than a third of the cage. Plenty of room for water, food, and toys if desired.
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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 don't know why these answers are so different. I just measured it and it's 48" L x. 30" W x 32" . I have the XL. I have another crate the same size and similar build that I got a few years ago from Tractor Supply. That one was the biggest they have and it is supposedly appropriate for Great Danes. I have 2 German Shepherds. They each have their own crate. It fits them nicely although their ears still stick up through the top of the crate when they're standing. It doesn't seem to bother them. Each of them has room to walk in, turn around and lie down. My 3-year old is 75-80 lbs and has a very long body (they're European working line dogs) and when he really stretches out on his side he covers the full length of the crate. These crates are strong and, as a side benefit, are easy to hose down on those occasions when the dogs have, shall we say, intestinal issues.
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I purchased the jumbo for my boxer mix puppy. He has played with it from 45-65lbs. I would recommend at least that size for a german shepherd.