Will this be big enough for a 150 lb Newf that likes to stretch out?
1281063
We think it would be it is big than our ex-large cage we have for our dogs had to fold it a little to get it in. But our 4 year old lab seems to be able to walk better since we got her to bed.
1281064
Yes I have it for my newfi it's perfect for her ...she doesn't stretch all out but there is plenty room for her if she dose and she 200lbs
1281065
We think it would be close, but our 80 lb. lab has plenty of room, even stretched out.
1281066
I have a 70lb. lab, who likes to curl up in a ball, but I think this bed would be Ok for your dog.
586526
That could be a tight squeeze. My dog is a 12 pound yorkie-poo who has plenty of room to stretch out in this. She likes to lay on a thick cushion to help her see out because the sides are a bit too high otherwise. If your dog prefers cozy quarters and is mild- mannered, this should be okay.
1659822
Yes it would fit. After you use it awhile the material relaxes and you can stretch it even more.
2118029
Yes it is big enough. I also have a 55" and it fits perfectly. It was easy to put together. I love it since it looks very nice.
123612
I have a 16 lb mini schnauzer and she just fits when she curls up she doesn't stretch out in it. Hope that helps you.
269877
It's elastic, so it does stretch to fit, but: Un-stretched with the straps fully let out it measures for a 42" chest. Stretched to the max with the straps let out all the way (which I would imagine would be quite uncomfortable) it could get up to 74" chest. The problem you may run into is that the should straps do not adjust super far, so it may ride slightly higher on your chest. Hope that helps!
1862063
It will probably be too snug. The velcro does have a span to widen out. My cat went from 8 pounds to 14 and it doesn't fit anymore.
2151893
yes , it sure will be big enough ,your dog will feel spoiled...... it's very comfortable big enough for two large breed dogs
1108087
We have an 89 lb. English Pointer (14 Years Old) with a large barrell chest. We used a large, it gives you plenty of room for adjustments (larger or smaller); fits him fine. A tip on the "leg straps"; we tuck the ends under the metal handle-loops, keeps them out of the way (and clean) when he poos. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1055370
Yes absolutely! I use this for my 25lb puggle who is extremely active. Very roomy and plenty of space for comfort.
212009
I would say definitely not. Our dog is only 13.5 lbs when we bought it and if she stretches out, her legs are hanging out. She's 15 lbs now, it just seems right for her now.
1172500
I highly doubt a 150 pound dog will fit inside of this igloo. My dog is 50 pounds and fits in there well, but anything much larger I doubt would fit.
1564656
I purchased this mostly because of the bucle up part... I have a 14 pound dog and the harness fits her fine, it might be on the loose side though. Considering it is adjustable, you will still be able to make it bigger if needed so
274530
No, not too big at all. I am 5'1 and about 150 lbs and it is no problem for me.
1363929
I have a 70lb mix and she loves to stretch out. I bought the XL and she has enough room to have sleepover if we would let her. It is plenty. The large would most likely be enough because when she stretches on the XL there is room left over. But bigger is better if you have the room. Loves the bed and loves the bolster side to hang her head.
765416
It is wide enough for my 65 pound lab. I had to guide her down it at first. Her first reaction was to try to jump around it - avoid using it. She got accustomed to it pretty quickly.
1172499
My dog is 50 pounds, and it is spacious for her to turn around in and fit through the entrance and shuffle around. I would suggest an XL version for such a big pup!