Will a 24 lb Corgi Cross fit in?
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Gabby I don't think a 24 lb Corgi Cross will fit in this type of bed very well
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I doubt it. I just got mine and neither of my basset mixes (30ish pounds) are going to be able to fit in this bed. It's more about the length than the weight. A corgi mix is probably too long to fit comfortably. I also measured the bed I received and it was only 22 inches across, not 25.
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Yes, definitely. I have a 5 lb. Maltese and a 12-pounder and they both fit just fine. It's a super nice stroller. I think you'll be happy with it.
794171
We have two 60 lb dogs who go in and out with no problem. I don't know if a dog much larger than that could fit very well though.
718218
I believe this will fit a corgi..my American cocker in the carrier and its still quite roomy for her. :)
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Yes, my 20 pound Doxie fits in here beautifully. The 40 pound beagle also manages to squeeze himself in.
521871
I have a 20 pound scottish terrier and he fits roomily. 2 dogs his size would fit but it might be tight. Anything smaller would be fine
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Yes, we put my husband's 23 pound Pomerania Mix and our 15 pound Pug Mix in it. They seem to have plenty of room. My daughter is always bike around the house with our Pomeranian by herself and she has more than enough room. I hope this answers your question.
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I have a 12 lb Shih Tzu and he has a bit of "wiggle room" you might be pushing the limit with a 20 lb Pug.
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I think it would fit them, but there would be very little room for them to move around, so would advise against it, unless it was a very short trip. I put my 6 pound Yorkie there and there is lots of room. Can fit my fourteen pound dachshund in there with her, but, again it is cramped, so I do not do it.
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I don't things so. Three 25lb pugs will fit and they are comfortable. We use it only as a stroller. Hope this helps.
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I believe a 25 pound dog would fit although maybe just a bit snug. He would not be able to turn around in it without difficulty. It is a very roomy carrier with lots of open views for the animal so that they would not feel so confined. It is very well made and the door system works well. My 14 pound cat fits in there with room to spare.
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I don't think so - my 18 lb cockapoo fits perfectly so that big of dog would be cramped
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Yes, unless he has very long legs. My dog is 20 lbs. , and fits fine. My other dog who is a beagle mix, and 30 lbs. even tries to get in, although she would need a bigger size to get all the way in!
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You should have no problem I have the next size larger for my 75 pound pitbull and he fits in there no problem so you should be good
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Hi, my son has a 22 pound Corgi , Corgi's have very long bodies and very short legs......she needed height to see out! However, she could only sit in this car seat and could not lie down -was too small for her long body...they returned it and bought 2 long outdoor seat cushions and stacked them ( for a 2 person couch outdoor love seat so the cushions could handle wet feet and mud easily ) and a chest harness for the dog that attaches to the seat belt - so she won't choke or fly forward if they stop suddenly...she can sit and lie down as she pleases...every dog is different... if your dog is going on long trips then it is important that it can lie down in it's seat and not just see out...good luck!
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Hi, my son has a 22 pound Corgi , Corgi's have very long bodies and very short legs......she needed height to see out! However, she could only sit in this car seat and could not lie down -was too small for her long body...they returned it and bought 2 long outdoor seat cushions and stacked them ( for a 2 person couch outdoor love seat so the cushions could handle wet feet and mud easily ) and a chest harness for the dog that attaches to the seat belt - so she won't choke or fly forward if they stop suddenly...she can sit and lie down as she pleases...every dog is different... if your dog is going on long trips then it is important that it can lie down in it's seat and not just see out...good luck! Hi, my son has a 22 pound Corgi , Corgi's have very long bodies and very short legs......she needed height to see out! However, she could only sit in this car seat and could not lie down -was too small for her long body...they returned it and bought 2 long outdoor seat cushions and stacked them ( for a 2 person couch outdoor love seat so the cushions could handle wet feet and mud easily ) and a chest harness for the dog that attaches to the seat belt - so she won't choke or fly forward if they stop suddenly...she can sit and lie down as she pleases...every dog is different... if your... » Read More Hi, my son has a 22 pound Corgi , Corgi's have very long bodies and very short legs......she needed height to see out! However, she could only sit in this car seat and could not lie down -was too small for her long body...they returned it and bought 2 long outdoor seat cushions and stacked them ( for a 2 person couch outdoor love seat so the cushions could handle wet feet and mud easily ) and a chest harness for the dog that attaches to the seat belt - so she won't choke or fly forward if they stop suddenly...she can sit and lie down as she pleases...every dog is different... if your dog is going on long trips then it is important that it can lie down in it's seat and not just see out...good luck! « Show Less
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I would probably get a small. Double check by measuring his chest. Having said, the hardware is pretty substantial and seems to be overkill for a dog as small as a Corgi. We dismantled our harness and used only the front portion for our 125# Rottweiler. To raise him from a down position and to help him negotiate stairs we used a sheepskin padded sling (similar to a log carrier) and that worked best. Finding a dog lifting aid for such a large dog was a challenge. For our smaller breeds we would not make the same choice. We would opt for the padded sling.