Would the 36 inch crate be large enough for a boxer?
1025296
I'm certain it would be infact I would of got that size Ifits I realized how big this one was ;) but im still happy with it .
1025297
Hmm , I wouldn't think so Caitlyn . I use it for my long legged rat terrier for sleeping in but I use a smaller one to transport him . I think boxers have a range of sizes although I have seen some smaller females that were full grown . I would think it could be ok for transporting your dog for for sleeping in I'm not sure but I don't know what your exact plans are . I bought this for my dog to sleep in and he loves it .
704493
This size should be fine. I'd judge more by his length than weight. Our Golden is long with long legs & this size gives her room she needs to stretch out. Nothing less than 48x30 will give her space to move comfortablely. Very heavy & sturdy crate. Love the pewter. More appealing/ less obtrusive in room than black.
504394
It'll be more then big enough for them. I have an 80 lb boxer that sleeps comfortably in it.
142380
Should fit very easily. The crate was way too big for my tiny 7 month old chihuahua, and I ended up putting the divider on the 4th row from the door to make it small enough for her.
1110579
Yes I think it would fit.... Only problem is if like my dog they want out they can "paw" there way out of the mesh. It is an awesome travel crate and my 90lb dog had plenty of room and has done well in it all but once.
1986246
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.
1610366
Yes. I have a 55lb mixed breed and he does fine in this. Crates should not be too roomy, especially when traveling. Too much space makes them insecure, and uncomfortable with changes in motion. For crate training a dog is fine if he has to duck his head a little. Measure for height from the shoulders.
2185488
Yes. You need to buy the correct size for your crate so you would want a 42 by 28 inch size, but the Velcro closings are on all four of the sides, so you can raise or lower any of the sides. It works very well.
488297
The 36" cage is too big to carry a SMALL dog to the vet, and it would be very cumbersome to carry when it is opened. The weight of the cage is about 10 lbs.
1639792
I have a boxer and I got her a large. She's about 50 lbs. It fit her really well. After a few hours she didn't even know it was on... Until she got stuck in the doggy door :). It's so much better than the plastic cone of death.
37316
Yes, it will work fine for your boxer. My three dogs are around 60lbs each and it works fine for them. One even has dew claws on his rear legs.
1761518
I have a shorkie, she is about 9 pounds and has plenty of room in this crate. (Yorkie and ShihTzu mix)
1347929
Like theatre mom, I too purchased this (size 36) for a 40 lb puppy to use in a pet friendly hotel. The size I bought is much too big to be set up inside my car; perhaps in the back of an SUV. It would definitely hold two 10-lb dogs. I suggest you measure the vehicle space you have in order to pick the right size crate you want.
704494
Even though he is heavy, I think 48x30 should be fine. Our Golden can stretch out in that size & she is long. I'd go more by his length than weight. Great crate!
654605
We had a 60lb Boxer and she fit just fine. It is probably a little small for a big dog like she was but she liked to sleep curled up. I would think it would fit a 30lb dog with plenty of room.
1396414
Yes, the crate I purchased is a full 36x24x27 (Midwest 1636 DD). I'm very pleased with it.
2066478
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).