what size dog car seat would I need for a 24 pound cocker spaniel
1959062
I would get the bigger one. i have both and my dog is a 17lb powder puff chinese crested. While he fits in the small one he has no extra room at all.
1959063
I was unable to find a car seat larger than this one. Took an old outdoor lounge chair cushion, added foam to the seat portion, covered it with suede fabric and used the seat belt to secure it. LOL, it works OK
1959064
I think the large will be fine. I fit two dogs in mine: a 6lb Maltese and a 15 lb. Bichon with room to spare. Hope this helps.
1959065
You definitely would want to go with the large. My 8# Coton de Tulear has plenty of room in the large so she can be comfortable laying down also . 2 smalldogs would be comfortable sitting up in this seat. I believe your 24 # doggy would still be comfortable because Isee that others with that size say so but I don't see a dog much larger than that being in comfort in this seat .
1959066
Definitely the large. The small is perfect for my 3kg Maltese so a cocker spaniel would definitely need the larger one.
1959067
Most certainly in my view the larger size car seat for the Cocker at that size
2001873
My dog is a 6 lb toy. He wears his harness during the car ride which is attached to a clip that comes with the seat (therefore, he can't jump out). For the price, you can't beat this seat. I like it very much.
1624054
I'm away from home at the present, so can't give you the dimensions. However I think it would a little snug for your American Cocker. It's fine for my cavalier king charles at 12 inches at the withers..The door is on the small side compared to other kennels. Hope this helps
729960
I'd go with the "small". Our 21 pound Bichon fits comfortably in the medium, which takes quite a bit of room in the back seat. Your dog is probably 1/2 the size of ours. Petgoods carries these (at a higher price); you could go check them out if there's one near you.
1108139
Your cockerpoo would fit fine, however your pet may have limited movement. Of coarse that depends on your pets length. I have and 7 lb Yorkie and a 14 lb Dashshon they both get in and play in their crate together and nap. But I have one for each of them when we travel. As they would have limited movements in one. Really nice crate for the money, Give it a try...
1384386
I think it would work if your dog is compact. My leggy 25lb dog fits with a little room to spare. He is a tall, skinny terrier. A french bull dog type would fit size wise but you may need to lift the dog into the seat. It sits really high on the passenger seat.
1282219
Our 28 lb Cocker fit with enough room to turn 360 degrees.I would think that three five to seven lb dogs would be comfortable.
1839515
I have a 26 lb cocker who sits comfortably in this seat. She prefers to push the pillow out of the way and sit on the solid floor of dog seat. I think your dog would do fine.
1516270
I no longer have the bed as they were too small for my lab. It would definitely be the right size for a cocker.
237147
Hi,No it will be too small for him..... I have a 24 lb. cocker spaniel and she fills the cage. Crate is smaller than it looks.
1270434
I have a 12 pound Cavalier Spaniel and he will fit. He is about 16 in long and 12 in tall.
120455
Well it is up to you. A puppy will fit fine is this large or small breed. For this how big will your puppy become as he grows that is dependent on breed of course. This is desired for large or small dogs. I have a Dachshund and a Pembroke Welsh Corgi both a year old that I put in there. They are full grown and lots of room to walk around across the back seats but are contained in the tube which I like. If your breed is larger then your pup will grow into it. If it is smaller like mine are you might want to get the cushion inserts they sell for it to fill some of the space. Even with a larger breed you may want to put some towels or blanks down to make it more comfortable for you pup. The is no cushions that come with the tube itself. It does unzip from either end which is another feature I like for keep then contained or to get them out in the back of the car.
520306
Absolutely, my cocker spaniel is about 30 pounds and goes in and out of it very easily. Just make sure you measure the location you want the screen door based on the height of your pug's legs.
304844
My poodle is under ten pounds. Good for her but for a 24 pounder I don't think so unless your dog is very calm and will sit and stay in the basket. When the dog moves from side to side, it is very difficult to hold the bicycle steady. I use a harness and use two cords from either side to hold her steady. You need to be a solid biker and your dog needs to sit and stay put. good luck
417234
My dog is a 33 pound Cocker Spaniel. He fits in it, but it does not leave a lot of extra room. I would suggest that you get the larger one.
2166083
I stopped using it as a transport crate when our cocker was about 12 lbs or so. I found it easier to put her in the car with her leash.
878617
My dachshunds are approx. 10 and 15 pounds. For fun, we tried to coax our English Cocker Spaniel into the pet palace (approx 24 lbs.) and it was too snug for him. So I'd say it's good for smaller breeds of dogs 15 pounds or less.