What size bed do you recommend for a 21 pound miniature poodle who is 3 years old?
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sorry I can't help. he xlg I bought is big enough for two big dogs. I'd try to contact seller/source: dog bed king. it's hard to get precise product info.
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My dog weighs roughly 50 pounds (pit bull). The XL is huge, even for her. But the extra space is nice because she can spread out and lay in different areas of the bed. I have not seen the Large so I cannot speak to that. But, I would say that the XL would probably be too big for your dog. Great bed all around. My dog loves it.
1195326
Probably a size medium because my son has an 80 lb English bulldog and the XL is just wonderful for her, enough room to stretch - she loves it!
1216268
I order a small for my 3 pound poodle and a medium for my 10 pound havense. I would probably go with a small
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I would get the 5" we have both sizes and the 3" is perfect for our 5 pound chihuahua the other two dogs prefer the 5" and they are 8 and 12 pounds. I set it on an easy setting at first since the treats go in the bottom it's not easy for them to tip to get the treats out once they get used to how hard they have hit it you can adjust it.
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For a 2 small dog solution I think I would suggest a medium sized bed. My daughter has a shitzu and it's a nice comfortable fit for her--adding another dog would be too tight a squeeze I think.
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I would say "no". My Doberman/lab mix is only 65 lbs, and I want him to stretch out as he grows. I got him when he was a tiny puppy and first bought the 36" version and before he was 5 months old, he had already out grew it and had to buy him the 42" version. I tend to upgrade when the top of his head can touch the top of the kennel. Now it is time to buy the 48" version unfortunately. I hadn't planned on this dog getting so big! If you haven't already purchased this, I recommend you go with the 48".
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I have two of the medium "crates" (more like taj ma hall compared to others) for my mini-Schnauzers. They are both in the 19 - 20 pound range and they have plenty of room. Add a pad and a blanket and they will be very content. This is the best way to safely pen your pet and be able to have it look like it belongs. Not your ugly wire crate where they risk catching their paw in the grid pattern.
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My poodle is 6 lbs. it is a very small kibble and perfect for her size. I would recommend.
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I got the small one and size small was perfect for my toy poodle that is 10pounds..i think u need a large size
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BTW, we did order a medium orange. I'm pretty sure that toy poodles are not as big as Chibi the Pug is. I think I'd go with small. Best to you.
2010558
I purchased the medium size for my dog. She is 21 lbs, and just about fits in it.
1968525
Roughly 14" x 18". I have an 18 lb miniature poodle and he fits in just fine. Of course he isn't stretched out but curls up somewhat when he wants to take a nap. He really loves this bed more than any he's had. I do use the hood too.
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My dachshund who weighs 27 pounds fits into this thing just fine...but he loves close quarters. I would think a mini anything would work out fine.
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Too big, I found. I have a mini poodle . I prefer the EZ whelp washable found on here. You can get a better fit and you can use maxi pads or mini pads depending ...!
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My Chihuahua is almost 5 pounds but her girth or chest area is wide so she is ok with Small. I tried XS before but too tight. I think small will be fine for your poodle. You could always sew it to make it more snug.
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I certainly would not buy this bed for any puppy of mine until my puppy was 100% potty trained. It's way too big and way too expensive. He will certainly soil it. If you want to keep it in storage until he grows up, then go for it, or allow him to sleep on it while keeping a diligent eye on him until his next potty break, but do not allow him to go to the bathroom on it after spending over $200 on this bed!!!! If my standard poodle was still a puppy learning housebreaking rules, I would certainly NOT buy him this bed. WAY TOO BIG with too much room for him to pee on it. Sorry to sound so repetitive. I certainly would not buy this bed for any puppy of mine until my puppy was 100% potty trained. It's way too big and way too expensive. He will certainly soil it. If you want to keep it in storage until he grows up, then go for it, or allow him to sleep on it while keeping a diligent eye on him until his next potty break, but do not allow him to go to the bathroom on it after spending over $200 on this bed!!!! If my standard poodle was still a puppy learning housebreaking rules, I would certainly NOT buy him this bed. WAY TOO BIG with too much room for him to pee on it. Sorry to sound so... » Read More I certainly would not buy this bed for any puppy of mine until my puppy was 100% potty trained. It's way too big and way too expensive. He will certainly soil it. If you want to keep it in storage until he grows up, then go for it, or allow him to sleep on it while keeping a diligent eye on him until his next potty break, but do not allow him to go to the bathroom on it after spending over $200 on this bed!!!! If my standard poodle was still a puppy learning housebreaking rules, I would certainly NOT buy him this bed. WAY TOO BIG with too much room for him to pee on it. Sorry to sound so repetitive. « Show Less
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What we use is a plastic bottom{black} that fits the cage which was for a dog, medium to large size. Then I placed a small warm doggie bed about half the size inside. He loves the comfort of both but I think more so the lightly padded bed. good luckJohn G.
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Go to the next size up! I have the small cozy for my 7 lb Maltese mix and a large one for my Pitbull. My little guy likes the big one as much as his little one, bigger is ok with this cave-type bed. They LOVE to climb in and bury themselves in the cave :)