recommended for what breed of dog?
1170833
We use it for our boxer. We bought it when he was a 35 pound puppy and we still use it at 13 months and 70 pounds. This is a great crate.
1170834
My dog is a Wheaten Terrier mix; not that tall, but her body is long, so we needed to go up to this size.
1170835
We bought this for our Corgi who is a small dog but LONG and short legged. These crates are a bit deceptive because even tho they say they are 36 inches in length that's only in the middle of the crate, halfway up each side. The actual length is about 29 inches at the top and at the bottom. This is fine for our Corgi but any dog bigger than a cocker spaniel or sheltie would not have room to stretch out. Bull dog, Australian shepherd, maybe. Not big enough for a lab or golden retriever. Plus to this crate is the ease of putting it together. Just three little lock-releases, no tools.
1366573
I also have 2 large dogs. And the cat is the one on it the most. So far so good. Over 2yrs for my 1st one. Stiletto type shoes are not recommended but unless the claws are overly long and sharp you should be fine.
1750129
Sizes indicated are for typical adult dogs - bitches or juveniles may need a size smaller. It is important to have the correct fitting for every dog - see instructions inside the packaging. Afghan Hound 3, Airedale 3, Alaskan Malamute 3, American C/Span 1, Basenji 1, Bassett Hound 3, Beagle 2, Bearded Collie 2, Bedlington Terrier 2, Belgian S/Dog 2-3, Bernese Mt/Dog 4, Bichon Fris 0, Bloodhound 5, Border Collie 2-3, Border Terrier 1, Borzoi 4, Boston Terrier 1-2, Bouvier 4, Boxer 3, Briard 3, Brittany Spaniel 2, Buhund 1, Bulldog 2-3, Bull Mastiff 4, Bull Terrier 3, Cairn Terrier 1, Cavalier Spaniel 1, Chow Chow 3, Clumber Spaniel 4, Cocker (Eng) 2, Corgi 1-2, Dachshund Min. 0, Dachshund Std. 1, Dalmatian 3, Doberman 3-4, Elkhound 3, English Setter 3, Flat Coated Retriever 3-4, Foxhound 3, Fox Terrier 1, German Shepherd 3, Goats 2-3, Golden Retriever 3, Gordon Setter 4, Great Dane 4-5, Greyhound 3, Irish Setter 3, Irish Water Spaniel L, Irish Wolfhound 4, Jack Russell 0-1, Japanese Akita 3-4, Keeshond 2, Kerry Blue Terrier 2 King Charles Spaniel 1, Labrador 3, Lakeland Terrier 1, Lhasa Apso 1, Llamas 2-4, Lurcher 2-3, Maltese 0, Maremma S/Dog 3, Mastiff 5, Munsterlander 3, Newfoundland 4, Old English Sheepdog 3, Papillon 0-1, Pekingese 0-1, Pharaoh Hound 2,Pit Bull Terrier 2, Pointers 3, Poodle Toy 0, Poodle Min. 1, Poodle Std. 2-3, Pug 1-2, Pyrenean M/Dog 4, Rhodesian Rbk. 4, Rottweiler 4, Rough Collie 2-3, St Bernard 5, Saluki 2, Samoyed 2, Schnauzer Min. 1, Schnauzer 2, Schnauzer Gt. 4, Scottish Terrier 2, Shar Pei 2, Sheep 2-3, Sheltie 1, Siberian Husky 3, Soft-coated Wheaten Terrier 2, Springer Spaniel 3, Staffordshire Bull Terrier 2, Weimaraner 3-4, Welsh Terrier 2, West Highland Terrier 1, Whippet 1, Yorkshire Terrier 0
424991
It would depend on how small the dog is. I'd say one no bigger than a chihuahua it might be ok, but if bigger than that I'd get the larger one.
1497826
You Would probable want to check out ..http://www.amazon.com/The-Company-Animals-Baskerville-Muzzle/dp/B004OB3M6K/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?s=pet-supplies&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1403155653&sr;=1-2-fkmr0&keywords;=Dog+Baskerville+Ultra+Muzzle+sizes.. on Amazon. Its exclusive For large Breeds.
2005259
I would say any dog between 10 and 15 lbs. I have a small dog, who weighs 5 lbs.
2114791
I have had Yorkies for 35 years, and I know they can be picky eaters. This brand was recommended by the breeder years ago, and I do believe it is better for this breed.
903202
While they seem very similar, I would ask your vet what would be best for your dog. Side note: most vet offices will price match a number of different products.
1061180
They have ones that are made specifically for dogs , so i would see what kind of reviews they give those ones and if it will narrow it down for you.
426606
You can ask a groomer what they would use for your type of animal. I use the 7 for a husky type and a rott mix and it works fine.
1590037
I think it's fine to use with a large breed. I have a 8lb maltese. If your dog is trained to just go on the "grass pad" it should be fine. Some dogs like to be completely on the grass and go on circle first before they go- if that's the case you might need to buy a bigger one.
812642
I think large would be good enough. Sorry I can't help you much. I have a 5 and an 8 pounds dog that share in one medium indigo.
784447
I have golden retrievers and bouhgt the large short hair one. It was recommended by my breeder. It works gteat
450681
I have a small dog, but the company website has a chart that might help. Here is a link. http://www.kongcompany.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/UserGuide_R0414FR.jpg
2222853
Either one should work fine. I bought a large for my pit bull mix because it was just a few bucks more. Works great.
384687
That would depend on the size of the dog. They ARE the best for the money that I have found out there. Better than Hartz. Only thing better would be proffesional, or Hospital grade. I have bought this brand twice in the 200 packs and will buy from them again. Jerry D. Baker
1318468
I would go with the largest I could find. A bull mastiff is a larger breed than my chow and the collar is adjustable.