Are you able to adjust the size with a separator that can split the crate. I want my puppy to grow into it. I heard its bad for crate to be to large
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I am not sure if you can. It didn't offer options to,do that. I wouldn't buy this crate. Our puppy easily destroyed all the wicker- pulling it out, chewing it, etc. we went back to a standard metal crate. It looks nice but was expensive and didn't last.
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I have the LARGE crate, and my two pugs hang out in there together with a little moving room. There's also a pillow and blanket on top of the cushion pad I ordered for the bottom of the crate and a couple of their stuffed toys. I've never seen a separator that makes it possible to split the crate and I've owned three that I changed out for different reasons. I think you'd be better off ordering a smaller size carrier and kenneling the puppy in there first and order the size you'll eventually need. We still use our carriers to take them to the vet.
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I would not recommend this crate for a puppy since he/she may chew on the wicker.
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I bought this for my yorkie that is a puppy and it is still too big of a cage for her, hope this helps.
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Hello, The 1" gap is for the bed to be able to fit into the crate, while all crates have size discrepancy errors for 1 inches depend on the manufacturer(s). We only can promise that this bed is measured at 41"X27"X4" once it is fully expanded; since we really don't know the precise measurement of the customer's crate(s). All standard large crates are measured at 42" in length and 28" in width. Again, it may be up to 1" of size error based on the crates' manufacturer(s). Thank you and have a great day.
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I bought this for my 42 x 28 inch crate. I thought that it could have been a little bit larger, but it works good enough for me. It did not fit perfect but I'm sure each crate gets a little beat up if you move them a lot like I did. Hope this helped.
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yes, if they are smallish. There is a gate separator so that when the pup is small the crate can be made smaller. I never used it for my girl.
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My dog is a Maltese, so she was not able to move it around. I also connected it to her crate, but I had to use the divider that came with her crate to close the opening on the top because her crate was not that tall. It works great for me, just make sure you connect the crate with no openings. I left an opening one day and she got out and had the entire house to herself.
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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.
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It won't help with extreme seperarion. The crate is strong, but your dog might be sad in there. My dog was too old to start crate training he went nuts in there, but I am saving crate for the next dog I get. The crate itself is awesome quality very strong, so your dog will be safe
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I like the crate and it seems to be as well constructed as any other I've seen. In terms of size, I have a Boxer that weighs about 50lbs. The crate is a good size for him but I don't believe it would be large enough for a dog which could run 100lbs and more. I'd definitely size up.
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The divider can come off or used to divide the crate into section. The plastic bottom covers the whole bottom of the cage even with the divider in.
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I don't believe it comes apart, at least I've never tried. What are you using it for? I used mine for my German Shepherd puppy and it kept her in just fine as is :)
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I have 4 sides and have configured them into a square to create a crate/pen (without a roof). If you describe how you plan to configure it and what your plan for it's use it that would be helpful, plus how big is your dog and how determined and strong is it?
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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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The only way to make it smaller would be to cut it off at one of the stabilizer rings. I am not sure how effective that would be, but it might work. My dog was still a puppy -- 6 months old when we got it for him. He had never seen one and went right for it. He loves it. He is about 19 1/2 pounds now and about 13 inches high at the shoulders. Good luck. Sounds like your pup is adventuresome! Good luck.
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No, the crate does not come with a divider. It is a very good size for a medium/large dog, if they spend several hours in it during the day. Mine is usually happily asleep in his crate after his long morning run. It's large enough that he can switch positions, stand, and turn around it very comfortably. Just as a benchmark - he's a 1 year old, 51 pound viszla male. Our dog walkers bring him out in the early afternoon and take out for another long walk/run. When he comes home after this outing then he sleeps outside the crate on his big cushy mattress for the rest of the afternoon and the evening. Since he's still a puppy, we crate him at night whenever we go to bed. No, the crate does not come with a divider. It is a very good size for a medium/large dog, if they spend several hours in it during the day. Mine is usually happily asleep in his crate after his long morning run. It's large enough that he can switch positions, stand, and turn around it very comfortably. Just as a benchmark - he's a 1 year old, 51 pound viszla male. Our dog walkers bring him out in the early afternoon and take out for another long walk/run. When he comes home after this outing then he sleeps outside the crate on his big cushy mattress for the rest of the afternoon and the... » Read More No, the crate does not come with a divider. It is a very good size for a medium/large dog, if they spend several hours in it during the day. Mine is usually happily asleep in his crate after his long morning run. It's large enough that he can switch positions, stand, and turn around it very comfortably. Just as a benchmark - he's a 1 year old, 51 pound viszla male. Our dog walkers bring him out in the early afternoon and take out for another long walk/run. When he comes home after this outing then he sleeps outside the crate on his big cushy mattress for the rest of the afternoon and the evening. Since he's still a puppy, we crate him at night whenever we go to bed. « Show Less
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Dear Jack, Thank you for your message. I would order based on the crate measurements. If you have any other questions, please send us another message. Thanks again, Richelle H. Petsupplies.com Customer Care
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When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are in that room with the door open so she must like her little room. When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are... » Read More When we first got we had a puppy about 5 lbs. and used a small soft crate from pet gear for her to sleep in and left water and a puppy pad on a plastic tray holder. This worked well but not a lot of room to play. She is now fully grown and 10 lbs and stopped using the puppy pad. She holds it all day. She now just has water and the same small soft crate and some safe toys. There is more room this way. Guess we are just lucky that she prefers not to go on a pad. We have it set up in the hexagon shape. I wish it were just a little larger but she seems to like it and goes in it even when we are in that room with the door open so she must like her little room. « Show Less