I have a 77 pound 7 month old GSD pup, just making sure this cage isn't going to collapse on her if she moves around in the cage??
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It is huge and not made very well. I also have a GSD. If your GSD is very active in the crate I would not recommend this one. I would invest in a sturdier one.
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Currently, I have the 36" crate for my GSMD pup. He's only about 25 pounds right now. The crate seems to be ok, for now, however it does not hold a firm shape; it will bend and move if nudged, but it has never collapsed. The edges of the create are held together by metal clips. It does the job, but I wouldn't buy it again.
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No. This is a great crate. Very well built and durable. The metal pan is what sold me. I have a 70 pound golden and the crate has held up great so far.
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They are not real Havey duty if your puppy is really Rough she might break out . But we have our German shepherds in them but they are well crate trained
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The cage is large however it isn't as sturdy as a smaller one that we have. Our dog is 40 lbs but not very active in the cage. If yours is hyper, you would be better with something more sturdy.
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the cage is very stable and if you follow the set up directions there is nothing to worry about.have a merry christmas.john
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Yes, I have my 79lb dog in my crate. He is very comfortable in it, of course he does get plenty of exercise outside of his crate.
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I have two 7lb dogs and it's a little tight when they are both in there. They both like to stick their heads out of the top and they don't ever sit down so maybe that's why it seems a bit crowded.
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I have three Chiweenies that all share it as their safe place. I have a small dog bed in there and a soft blanket on the bottom. If the little doors are zippered, they paw at it and cry to go into it! It really isn't small!! My pups are 9 pounds, 7 pounds, and 6 pounds.
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My gsd is about 5 months and he fits in it he weighs around 55lbs . U just pull it through the clips to tight it and then strap the slack to the Velcro on both the belts the neck strap may need to be strapped to the Velcro because it is big around the neck
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Absolutely. Its like a hammock. Theres no way your pup will get to the floor
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I am noticing as she gets heavier it is starting to sag more even unopened. Have thought of reinforcing it with something. I don't think it would hold a 22# dog as it said it would. I think to extend it, it might help to close the extra zipper which gives it a little more room. Still happy with it and she loves it. She weighs about 10# now. Think it would work great for a tiny breed. She is a 4 mo. mini schnauzer.
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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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She will not be able to sit up or stand unless the top is open, but I dont think the bottom is going to be rigid enough for that kinda of weight. My poodle is only 5 pounds. the carriers soft sides will kinda collapse in on her as the bottom gives. I hope that makes sense. Good luck.
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I believe so. This is the first cage my pup has not gotten out of. Pretty durable. I've only had it a weeks but so far so good. (Knock on wood)
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I have a Schnoodle that's 17.7 lbs that fits well and comfortable. She can also lay inside of it too. I also measured her first before buying this to make sure she would fit comfortably.
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i have a 70 pound doberman and she did fine on the treadmill. i think your dog would be ok
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If you have two small breeds, yes. My dog about 80 lbs, and there isn't room for another dog yet she is not cramped. Does that help?
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I have an 18 lb dog and he fits just fine. Sometimes my other dog who is also 18 lbs tries to get in with him and it's a pretty snug fit. I have had the same problem as Nikki with seat panel collapsing and also put a folded blanket under it to support it. I also agree that the legs are very unstable and dangerous so we don't use them. The seat is high enough without them for the dog to see out while sitting in it.
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I'm not sure of answer, I do know that when you shake the cage it makes a noisy sound that I imagine would be uncomforting for your dog during a plane flight. I would recommend something plastic or something not noisy when moved,otherwise I love this crate it was a great buy as far as size for the price you can't beat it.
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Really depends on how big your German Shepard is. My lab is 55 lbs and she has PLENTY of room. I can fit my lab and my neighbors 45lb lab in this kennel and they still have enough room to both lay down in it and not be on top of each other. Hope that helps
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when I put the dog on the cageI I like to lock every single lock. when I take them out I click everyone and get them out because if I picked it up from the top i cool fall in. I liked I don't have any problem there will be safe without getting any trouble. I have two pitbull female which day are very nice on safe in the cage.