I have two miniature dachshunds ,one weighs about 13lbs and the other one weighs about 15lbs. Does the medium size crate fit both my dogs?
708549
It should. My basset hound is 44lbd and fits great with extra room to spare
708550
It should. I have two dachshunds also in the same size crate. Not quite as big as yours but they have room to spare
708551
The girl I have at 5 months weights 37 lbs and will be 60 to 80 lbs when grown and she fits real good. So as long as they get along they should fit nicely
2025449
My 55 lb lab fits with room to spare. That being said she may be shorter than your dog. She is 19 inches tall and the crate is 26 inches high, by my measurements.
550437
No! This crate is not as big as it states. Our 35lbs Puggle fits in there fine but our 45lbs lab is to big.
230312
Our dog is 15 lbs and fits fine but chooses not to stay in it for long. I don't lock him in as I am worried about strangling. I do not believe it would work for two small dogs. Not enough room.
2010557
I had two 10 lb. Dacshunds....They fit perfectly. (They chewed the zippers though:( )
1971356
about 40 pounds, my two dogs are 13 and 18 pounds and would fit nice if they were not both trying to be in the best place
1791963
Basically it's the same crate, just in pink or blue. The pink/blue are "puppy" crates generally speaking, unless of course you have a small dog that fits within the size guidelines as an adult. I have one in blue for my male 14lbs, 2 year old dachshund and one in pink for my 13 week old female miniature dachshund that is expected not to pass 10lbs but even if she does, she's NOT going to be bigger than my 14lbs boy. If you have a large breed puppy or adult, just go with the regular type Provalu. They come with a divider so you can section off a crate for a puppy and move the divider as s/he grows. Basically it's the same crate, just in pink or blue. The pink/blue are "puppy" crates generally speaking, unless of course you have a small dog that fits within the size guidelines as an adult. I have one in blue for my male 14lbs, 2 year old dachshund and one in pink for my 13 week old female miniature dachshund that is expected not to pass 10lbs but even if she does, she's NOT going to be bigger than my 14lbs boy. If you have a large breed puppy or adult, just go with the regular type Provalu. They come with a divider so you can section off a crate for a puppy and move the... » Read More Basically it's the same crate, just in pink or blue. The pink/blue are "puppy" crates generally speaking, unless of course you have a small dog that fits within the size guidelines as an adult. I have one in blue for my male 14lbs, 2 year old dachshund and one in pink for my 13 week old female miniature dachshund that is expected not to pass 10lbs but even if she does, she's NOT going to be bigger than my 14lbs boy. If you have a large breed puppy or adult, just go with the regular type Provalu. They come with a divider so you can section off a crate for a puppy and move the divider as s/he grows. « Show Less
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I bought the large. I have a Doberman that is 73 lbs and a lab that is about 65 lbs and they both use this bed and an old petsmate. I think a medium would be too small and would not be strong enough for your dog. Just my opinion.
2066484
I have two of these crates. My 120 lb mix and my 90lb GSD are each comfortable in theirs. Hope this helps.
2007990
They might fit, but I don't know if it would be comfortable for an extended amount of time. I have 2 and am using one for a mini aussie and another for a puppy. I could probably fit another mini aussie in the crate for a short period if I needed to, but I wouldn't do it for an extended amount of time. Also, I am not pleased with these crates at all. They are hard to put together and do not stay put together unless I use zip ties. The only thing that I like about them is that the door can open either way. If I had to do it over I would have purchased the Petmate Ultra vari dog kennel as I have one and it is a much better plastic kennel. They might fit, but I don't know if it would be comfortable for an extended amount of time. I have 2 and am using one for a mini aussie and another for a puppy. I could probably fit another mini aussie in the crate for a short period if I needed to, but I wouldn't do it for an extended amount of time. Also, I am not pleased with these crates at all. They are hard to put together and do not stay put together unless I use zip ties. The only thing that I like about them is that the door can open either way. If I had to do it over I would have purchased the Petmate Ultra vari dog kennel as I... » Read More They might fit, but I don't know if it would be comfortable for an extended amount of time. I have 2 and am using one for a mini aussie and another for a puppy. I could probably fit another mini aussie in the crate for a short period if I needed to, but I wouldn't do it for an extended amount of time. Also, I am not pleased with these crates at all. They are hard to put together and do not stay put together unless I use zip ties. The only thing that I like about them is that the door can open either way. If I had to do it over I would have purchased the Petmate Ultra vari dog kennel as I have one and it is a much better plastic kennel. « Show Less
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I thought the discription gave a weight for sizes. My miniature schnauzer is about 17 pounds and I got the medium which was 15-22 pounds.
384381
I bought the large one and my 75 lb dog fits in. I would research other products online with similar demensions-they will have recommendations about size of crate/weight of dog.
92679
Hi - the medium bed is 34 Inches x 22 Inches and it ran true to size. So, for a 125 lb dog, I think you will need a larger bed. My dog is only 65 lbs and the medium is the perfect size for his crate. I will be getting the large (46 Inch x 28 Inch) as a real dog bed. You may want to measure the bed you have now before you order to be sure it will be roomy enough for your dog. Good luck!
2245607
My dog weighs 16 pounds and the medium just fits. If you dog is longer than 15 inches from nape of neck to base of tail it will be too small.
23339
My miniature dachshund weighs 10 lbs. and gets the mini-size which are about 2.5 inches long. You could probably go up a size (you get more for the money with the larger size).
953415
We have Shih-tzu's that weigh about 16 pounds. They have separate crates but can both sleep together. A medium size dog could probably fit with b=no problem.
473721
A smaller crate would work fine. My dog weighs in at 45 pounds and sometimes shares her bed with her 40 pound sister. so I would recommend a much smaller home for your pet.