i have a 90lb lab. it sounds like its bigger than 42 inches is that correct? he needs a big crate.
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It was huge. I didn't measure it but very roomy. It is taller than most crates too. I actually exchanged it for a 36 inch and their customer service is great. It will definitely work for a Lab. I definitely recommend for travel or shows, but if you need a full time crate, I would recommend metal, especially if your lab is young and still destroys things (I had 2 labs).
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hi, it's a very big crate that would accomodate my newf, but she doesn't find it stable enough. she prefers the wire crates.
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I have a 70 lb labradoodle. She is very tall and long and has plenty of room in the crate. Prefers it over our temperpedic!
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My 125 lb. Great Dane fits in it just fine so I would assume it would be fine for your lab.
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The zippers are not that good. My dog is 50lbs and not a digger but just by use the zippers did not hold up. I would not recommend for a 90lb dog.
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The crate is huge. My Otterhound boys are ~115lbs and the crate is comfortable for them. Your Lab will have some wiggle room ;)
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I have two of these crates. My 120 lb mix and my 90lb GSD are each comfortable in theirs. Hope this helps.
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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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No unfortunately this crate is not. We use it for our 30lbs Puggle and it is the right size for her.
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We have a Cocker Spaniel approx. 25lbs. He fits in the 36" with ample room. Your dog would probably be more comfortable in the 42 in my opinion.
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It's not weight that matters, it's size. Having said that, unless your dog is grossly overweight for it's size this crate is going to be too small.
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I think the 42" crate would work. My 50 lb dog fits in a 30" crate with a very large pillow. I bought the crate for my smaller dogs but sometimes Meatball sneaks in for a snooze. I would of course buy the larger crate for a 75 pound dog.
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I have a dog around that size. She hasn't bent this. But I haven't let her she's on it. But its been a good crate.
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I have a 30lb dog in this crate, he has room to lay down and turn around. A 60lb. dog might be a bit tight. But if your Puppy is Temporarily Medically Restricted, This would probably be a good size.
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This thing is huge! 42 inches...yes...Our yellow lab weight 96.4# and has plenty of room.
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I have a 45 pound dog in a 36 inch craate. It fits her fine. It was suggested that I use 6 castors but I found them annoying to install and used only 4. That was not a good choice but I have never used the other 2 because once she setteled in to my home anad cats I din't need to roll her around. I am very pleased with the crate.
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The crates size when assembled is 54H x 46L x 35W. I"m not sure of the wire guage. It seems to be about the same as the Midwest 48". When set up, it seems to be a little bit wobbly. If your dog is relatively calm it shouldn't pose a problem. I carry mine to shows, trials, etc. There are a lot of dogs around, so I take the extra precaution of using zip-ties. I found some ties that were re-usable to you don't need to worry about finding cutters to take the crate down. It does have three doors, so that makes it easier to find a pace to set up the giant crate. The crate is probably fine without the ties, but it makes me feel better. It also happens to be the only collapsing crate of it's size. I've owned and bred Danes for almost 30 years. This is the only one I have ever seen. Sorry to be so long winded, but, I just can't help it. Good Luck.
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Honestly, depending on age...no. Puppy yes. If older, or if u have plans on using this when he/she is older I would go for the 42", because its taller than this one!
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It was bigger than most at TSC or Lowes... It is really big. Our fairly tall 75 pound Lab goes in and out with no problems and has plenty of room to turn around in it.
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Aristea. I don't know what kind of dog it is, I would think the 36 inch crate would be big enough for a 40 lb. dog. If the dog is housetrained and you want him to have plenty of room to stretch out, get te bigger crate.
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I have a 90lb lab and he has plenty of room. When I ordered it I measured my dog while he was laying flat on his side (From his nose to butt and his back to feet), I knew it would fit him! He can sprawl out and be completely on the mattress with room to spare.
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I don't know what size and height your dog is but a 75 to90 lb black fully grown lab fits in the crate just fine.My dog is a 50 lb Australian cattle dog fully grown and I could fit her sister in same crate comfortly. I hope that helps. The crate is huge.
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I bought a crate a little larger then I probably needed but I'd rather have it then have it be too small. It really depends on how big your animal is, and should still be enough for it to stand up and turn around comfortably in.