Hi, I was wondering if the Large crate would be good for a 65lb. pitbull?
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I was using it for my 70 pound Cane Corso and it is big enough and more than durable, however I also bought the XL and it gives her more room and looks like a better fit to me. Fantastic crate, well worth the money, especially if your dog easily destroys regular crates.
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Yup. Ours is around 75lbs and is tall. He doesn't have a ton of extra room, but plenty enough. Yours should be just fine.
1026890
Absolutely, my 48lb BC mix walks into it and sleeps in it at night by is choice. He easily got out of other crates I had that were in the $200 range. His brother is fine in the other type to a degree, he chewed all the plastic. The cage you are considering doesn't have anything for chewing. It's a great cage, I highly recommend this cage, price is high but worth it!
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I would imagine it would be but depending on how tall he is. I have a 35 lb collie mix and he has pleanty of room. I purchased this one beacuse he is an escape artist. I went through about 4-5 different crates before this one and has yet to get to escape!
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Perfect. My Charlie is a 65lb. pit/shepard mix that I've considered renaming Houdini - he's gotten out of every crate so far...until now. This thing is legit. Do yourself a favor and google the company that makes these: Impact Case & Container. Watch the video on the abuse their gun cases can take. This is made better! Charlie literally stopped trying within a week and just chills out in there now - his favorite place in the house. Probably more than you wanted to know...
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Absolutely! I have a full blooded pit and a labrabull. This crate is durable, easy to assemble, and the only crate that I have found to actually work. It is also very easy to clean. Don't waste your money on the cages at Petsmart due to the fact that those cages are flimsy and easy for any dog to break out of. I highly recommend this crate and agree that the money that I paid is definitely worth it.
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Absolutely. My Boxer is 65 lbs. and does well on it. They need some room to move around.
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It seems just large enough for our 65 pound retriever. I think your mastiff would fit, but would not be ideal.
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This large crate is huge for our almost grown 20lb. mini Aussie. I believe the weight would work, but what is the pups height. That may be the question. The crate has worked wonderfully. Hope this helps.
410387
I think your dog is too large for this crate. You should measure the size of your dog, rather than the weight. We have this crate and it accommodates a 13 lb. dachshund quite well.
343004
It depends on how big your dog is expected to be at full size. I have a 65-pound pit bull, and the 36" fit perfectly. A nice included feature is the adjustable divider, which allows the size of the crate to be adjusted as the puppy grows.
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Yes, I purchased the crate for my poodle/yorkie mix. He is 18 lbs and its the perfect size for him with his bed.
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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.
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We purchased this crate for my daughter's 18 month old pit bull. We did not install the wheels and it sits directly on the floor. The dog weighs about 40 pounds and he loves this crate. (We'd been through a lot of crates) It has be come his "cave" and this is the first crate he has not destroyed. It has plenty of room for him. He wire gauge is heavy and he has not attempted to chew his way out.
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Easily. My 95lb lab would be fine in it! I uses it for my 40lb pit bill and we used the divider to split it in half !
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Assuming you are talking about the 24 inch size....Likely not unless you want it just big enough to be the size of your dog. The dogs we had in ours are both in the 10 to 12 pound range. Two crates - one dog per crate. We had our 15 pound dog, who is high energy, in there for car drives but she is long for her size so it was getting tight for her and we would only use it to keep her very confined for the car ride. It would have not worked for her during the day at home.
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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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I have a dog who is about 45 lbs. Zeke is content to spend days in crate.It is weaker metal than some , but it has worked very well for me. I could see if you had a large dog who hates being in a crate. But I am very happy with mine.
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I don't know the details as I bought this crate for my daughters 1 year old pit bull who had been through other cages. She's been using this crate for two months and he has not been able to get out of the crate. It's roomy and he actually seems to like it. So far this has been a good purchase for her. It is NOT easily collapsible though. This is a large heavy crate.
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Depends on the dimensions of your crate, but it would not fit in our large black wire crate. We have GSD's - the mattress fits our 95lb just fine. I think it's longer and wider than nearly every mattress that I saw sold in stores.
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No. I have Gordon Setter who weighs 80 pounds. She is long and thin and can curl up like a cat. This is the perfect size for her. Also, the walls of this crate are thinner than other models. I think your dog could easily push its way out.
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The crate I got is approximately 65 pounds. This is a rather large crate and unless you have an SUV that has a huge cargo area I would not recommend taking this to dog events. You will have to "break it down" to fit in anything other than a "BIG" vehicle. I use mine only at home and do not move it from room to room. It is completely stationary which is what I wanted for my situation. Hope this will help you.