I have small dogs, would this keep them contained ? Also my door measures 32 1/4 will it fit ?
940581
yes it will keep the dogs contained, as for the measurements, look at what it says on the order and measure your doorway.
940582
Yes this will fit. I have on my stairwell and it reaches out to 40 inches with the adjustment legs. It is a very well built and sturdy unit.
940583
It depends on what size of dog. A mini teacup size will be able to squeeze through. Anything 10 lbs and over should be fine. Yes it will fit your doorway. Easily adjustable. I use it in most of my doorways at home, with the exception of hallway openings.
940584
I can't remember the exact measurements that the gate fits, but several others answered that it will fit up to 35 1/2" without the extension. We have a large dog that it works well with. We have enjoyed the easy to use gate to contain our dog and to be able to walk through the gate.
1682104
It should be fine. You might have to change the door measurements or put it in a different place.
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.
2070599
my door was for a petmate pet porter. the measurements are in the plastic above the door.if it matches it should fit. mine fit perfectly.
501428
The doors are small. It will fit but you would have to get it in though the back of it has good size openings in the back. Yes it will fit just not through the front doors they don't even open all the way.
1274590
I'm not sure what your question is...but our crate measures that size. What you want to verify is the door measurement.
664564
The installation would be very simple. Just make sure the door is large enough for your dog. The one in the picture is NOT the one I got. Mine said large on it. but my dog would have never fit through it.
1163009
It will collapse to about 28" or so for storage...4 overlapping panels that slide over one another. Main con is the need for screw eyes in the door openings, or some other arrangement to hold the gate in an upright position when in used. My puppies don't generally press it, so I have mine mounted on plywood panels about 6" by the height of the gate and it is free standing the way I use it.
1179818
I doubt it sincerely; mine is for for feral cats. The door would be too small for a 55 lb. dog, I think
1610368
The dog would probably fit, but don't try to lift it. I returned it after I put two of my cats in it and when I tried to carry it, the door came off because it pulled out when the carrier flexed with their weight. The two of them together weighed about 30 pounds.
817494
I think it would but then you wouldn't be able to close the door. It isn't something that should be put on and taken off- it needs to be very tight so as not to slip.
1528697
No, I don't think so. It would be tight. I have a dog about that same size, and he wasn't interested at all. It really is for a smaller dog.
1536875
I don't think so. My door is 1 and 3/8 inches and it fits perfectly. It might squeeze to 1 and 1/2 with some work but not much more...
1722753
I purchased this door to accommodate a small stray, maybe 8-10lbs, that lives outdoors. I do have a pet, a Ragdoll, approx. 18 lbs. Unfortunately this door would not accommodate him due to his size.
940792
Hi Stephanie It has been a while since I have purchased my door organizer, The easiest way I can tell you is if the organizer is at least 1" smaller in length and width than the inner door of the safe it will fit fine. The organizer has a lot of flexibility and adjustment. Very easy install and very nice fitting .
627688
I am not sure we didn't end up using ours as it was too big and too late to return it by the time we found out. Make sure the width is smaller than the safe door when opened, not closed. :)
1684142
I don't see why it wouldn't work for a small dog.....I have had 3 of my cats in it at the same time and they have plenty of room