Looking for a pen for a new King Charles Cavalier puppy, that will work when he is full grown at 14-18 lbs as well. Not sure if I should go with the 3
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we had 2 of them for our 3 cockers med size dogs get 18 -20 pounds they work great i love that you can make the size small or big we have one in our room for sleeping, in the living room for the pup and also have on in the backyard. they are portable
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Hello there, I'm not familiar with the dog breed you have, but I can tell you of my own experiences with these items. I own the 32" fence, and I own 2 of the 40" fences. I use the smaller one inside to house a 4pd Yorkie puppy. I have it set up in my laundry room, and it works wonderful !!! Within the play area I have a crate for Bella to sleep in, I have her food and water bowls, and behind the crate I have a UGO potty pad. Everything fits nicely and well contained. Bella is very small and isn't expected to get much bigger. This is her bedroom and she feels very safe and secure in there. Now the 40" fence I use for my 2 outside dogs. Molly, a female terrier mix about 15 Pds and Bailey a chaweenie about 9pds. I use this fence to block them from certain areas, works great. It's a easy and well made product to put together. It's a very affordable option to a permanent investment. I take it down and move it around often and it's never a problem. I also have a pool and it helps with that too. If your dog is gonna be a jumper the 40" might better. I love both heights for the purpose they serve. Hope this helps
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first I love cavalier king charles spaniels I had one myself and I would recommend you to get taller and stake it well I love mine although it did start to rust a little very soon which Amazon took care of I bought 6 pices as one is not big enough for much the size I have works well for my bichon and two dachshund puppies But I cannot say enough one is not big enough for puppy like yours to get to run around
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Found the Midwest Exercise Pen, portable, easy to install and relatively lightweight. It's very sturdy and comes with anchors to keep it in place. Your puppy won't get out so you can relax. Would suggest 30" or lower. I've used mine for years.
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I would say yes. We kept our Brittany spaniel puppy in here for a few hours at a time when weather was too bad to put him outside. At about 20-25 lbs it was too small for him to do much other than lay down and maybe roll around a little with his toys. I think a toy jack russel will be small enough to make this a better suited "play pen"
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I had bought the "Best" pen and the zipper broke too. I bought the 38" one shown above with regular zipper and have had great luck.... it is taller and better quality...my dog is safer....
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We bought this pen for our puppy. I would recommend this item for puppies. The nice thing is the bottom is "pee repellant". A couple of times our puppy peed in her pen. I just got paper towel and vinegar/water and washed it off. No smell, no leaking!! There is plenty of room for your five newborns!!
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The play pen is lightweight, the sides are flexible and the pen easily folds in on itself. Two playful kittens would probably have the pen rolling all around or collapsing in on them, not to mention those sharp little claws getting caught in the mesh. I wouldn't recommend the pen for two frisky kitties. An older, small, lazy dog, perhaps, if you can figure out a way to keep the sides from folding in.
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I have had the pet pen since Aug 2013. It has been a great pen and it is a nice looking pen for my home. It is not as noisy as an all metal pen. I think the pen would be big enough for your Irish terrier if it wasn't enclosed everyday all day. They should easily be able to move around.
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My puppy was small & I did leave her in the pen for up to 6 hours with no problem. I would suggest you get the largest size. I put her bed inside & covered the floor with puppy pads & of course food & water. Nice thing is the floor of the pen is held in with velcro so it was easy to pull out & wash if necessary.My puppy liked the pen. It is very well made easy to set up or take down.
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You can take panels out to make it smaller so I would think you could make it bigger if needed. The pens are good sized. A bull mastiff is kept in the one I bought when left alone at home and he has lots of room to get up a walk around and have his bed, water, toys and food in with him.
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Hi Helen----No clue about what the 3.7". It must be a typo. The illustration is pretty accurate as to what to expect.We use our Precision Pet Coop for baby chicks inside our bigger chicken which is a small converted dog pen.Good Luck.
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yes there should be plenty of room for what you want to do i just got the IRIS pen for my teddy bear puppy who is coming soon. I know a breeder who uses it for when she has a group of little puppies. I got the two panels that you can add to it because i want mine to be in the shape of a rectangle for my one puppy with her crate and her litter tray for indoor potty training. Her water bottle with connect to the sides of the pen and food bowl on the floor. There will be room for her to move about and play with her toys.
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My dog who is 25lbs and 24in. does not challenge the pen by pushing or jumping. If you golden doodle does, the pen will not work without some kind of stakes to hold it in place.
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29 inches exactly. I use it for my rabbit also and it's great for that. However, I've had other pens like this before and they were a lot sturdier than this one. Good deal for the price and for an animal like a rabbit or kitten. For a puppy or active dog, I think you would need a different brand with more heft to it.
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What size and breed? I'm using this on a 7 month old 80 pound lab puppy. Features are amazing. Tone vibrate then shock as a last resort. My problem is the 18 power setting isn't strong enough so he shakes his leg when I have to shock him. The tone and vibrate definitely get his attention though and its rechargeable which is amazing. Otherwise you would use a ton of batteries. We had one before that wasn't rechargeable and it was very expensive to keep batteries in it. I'm very happy with my purchase and feel it was well worth it. Just wish the prongs were a little longer since he has such a thick neck. But again depending on the size and breed you have, this may be perfect for you.
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I can only say that my four pound three month Yorkie last July made mince meat of this playpen! He jumped out of it before I thought to put the top on, and he was able to unzip the bottom with his teeth. But he is a very active dog. The two dogs you mentioned may be able to push it over if they are medium-sized dogs. Good luck!
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I have 20 month old although she's tiny for her age just the pen is fine for her. It's bigger than what it looks in the picture.
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This play pen is great for my puppy. He has plenty of room and I have it connected it to his crate so he has a sleeping area, food area and a place for his puppy pads. It can be set up in different shapes so just measure the panels (24") x eight in the set up you want. I have mine in the corner of my bedroom and you can fold the panels you do not need to make it smaller. It has worked out great! I would purchase again and it is easy to travel with.