is this large enough for a lab?
2054101
no! maybe a small lab. and it may come off you need to glue it. I have a French bulldog and it came off the screen in 5 months.
2054102
I installed this dog for my pug but I watched an american bulldog for a week and she had no problem with the door. She is around ninety pounds and pretty tall
2054103
I think that depends on the size of the lab. My brother in-laws lab can easily fit.
51883
Yes, it is big enough for a large dog. Our puppy is 40 lbs and it is a little large for her, but she is playing with it and the squeaker is gone after a week. It is soft and seems to be put together good. Pat
92680
The bed is more mediym than large. My lab fits on it fine, but a larger breeday not. It is approximately 22 x 32 inches and 2.5 inches thick.
437014
I would probably go with the wider option for a lab. Also, the carpet on this ramp is actually a bit slippery. I cut up a rough door mat and glued it on top of the existing carpet for extra traction.
1804021
Yes it would be large enough as long as it can come outside the cage to play a little.I was a vet tech for 10 years and I think it would be fine.It is a very nice cage.
765416
It is wide enough for my 65 pound lab. I had to guide her down it at first. Her first reaction was to try to jump around it - avoid using it. She got accustomed to it pretty quickly.
1689720
Probly not. I think you would need the extra large for your Lab. I fostered a full grown Rottweiler here for a little while and she fit through the extra large. I got it so she would fit through. The large would have been too small for her. The extra large is also a perfect size for my big pitbull. He's tall and wide. I like the double flaps as well. We get a lot of wind here, heavy wind and I have not noticed any extra draft coming through. This is the second doggie door I bought that is made by this company. Both are extra large. The other one did not come with the wall kit so it only has one flap. Which works well because it allows my small dogs to get through easily. I have 8 dogs in my home 7 of them are permanent. I do a lot of fostering of all sizes, mostly bully breeds. I can attest that these doors can take a beating and keep on going. I have yet to replace a flap.
437016
Our lab was about 85 pounds and this was wide enough although wider might be best. But it was a little slippery for him and he wasn't crazy about that. Plus it's a little unwieldy.
1776209
I Think You Probably Could. It Is Pretty Big And Tall. We Got It For A Lab Pup But Now He Is Full Grown And It Is Plenty Big Enough For Him Still.
1615017
It's large enough to fit two labs on a 10 min timeout.. Lol jk nobody does that
2080836
Oh yes. My son's dog is 64 lbs. and it is a life saver. Doc fits in it perfectly and he finds it fine at first when he was in it he looked around like "what's this, but now he enjoys it a lot. This will be great for your lab.
1403435
Should be. We used it to feed our lab with but it could be used with treats too I'm sure. It is big enough that I doubt your dog could chew through it unless your dog is a big chewer.
1909810
I returned this and have nothing positive to say for meeting my needs, which were different from yours. I also have large Labs (now nine months old), and got two of the Giant versions. The crates were very flimsy and I though they wouldn't keep the dogs in for 30 seconds, if that. The ones I was shipped would not be suitable for outside use. If you dog is small, it might work for inside. Good luck.
2066483
The crate is huge. My Otterhound boys are ~115lbs and the crate is comfortable for them. Your Lab will have some wiggle room ;)
934633
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.
11785
Large will be plenty big enough. My lab is almost 100 lbs and the large is perfect for him.
1935782
I'd think it would be a bit small for a lab. Our 30 lb beagle mutt fits perfectly.