This should be good for a 57lb husky to put in the snow right?
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I have 5 beagles and they love it! Just be sure to tie it down sturdy so it doesn't scare your dog :)
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I have a 67 pound old English sheepdog who is very tall and he loves it! Real sturdy, but have not had enough snow to try it. Would be a great Xmas gift for your dog.
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Yes, I would not leave it out in the snow when not in use, but it should be fine for the husky.
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depends on how high the snow is--it comes with support stakes that go inside the side ring pieces (8) that hold down the sides so if snow is deep it won't work--unless you improvise your stakes lengths and if the ground isn't frozen? hope this helps, my Bella just loves this tunnel anytime its nice out and not too wet, I put it up and she runs on her own accord through the tunnel its so much fun for her and great exercise too
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My black lab weighs 95 pounds and he got through without problems. Need something more substantial to hold it in place.
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My husky has had hers on for a couple of months now. No signs of wearing down yet!
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Have not used it in snow yet. I anticipate that it will work fine as long as the snow is not really deep.
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I have the large for my 50lbs. Siberian Husky and it works perfectly for her. This is honestly the best crate I've had for her.
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it fits pretty good on my 80lb sib husky/shepherd mix. the leach connected at the chest can have some getting used to but, itgives great control and discourages pulling.
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Yes, the 5x5 can withstand a few inches of snow. Not ice, though. It would be too heavy. Just a reminder, this is not a hothouse, rather a planthouse. It would need you to provide the heat/cooling, etc. I love mine. It lasted all winter just fine here in Colorado.
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Hi Emily, I bought these a year ago. They are good for the snow. More water resistant than water proof. They are made of a thick felt like material but the bottoms have a pleather pad. I also have a mini dachshund about 12 lbs and the small was too big. He has really short legs in the front though. I should have gone with an extra small. Hope this helps. :)
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The manual says it won't support heavy snows. Looking at the design, I think it would do OK with a light snow load. I doubt seriously it could take a heavy wet load. I've only had mine a few months, and I live near the ocean in VA which rarely has heavy snows, but, I would suggest a heavier duty model for northern tier states.
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I would say yes if you have a well mannered Husky but if he/she would pull at all to something then you might be in trouble. I have a Heeler and he pulled once and it actually came loose, not off but enough that he got at what he wanted! so consider his behavior
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Probably not if you get a lot of snow it will not hold the weight and heavy ice would also be a factor. I really believe the material this is made of will not hold up in harsh winter weather
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Definitely. If the snow is very cold, light and fluffy, it will gobble up to 10" at a time. You also can lift it up, or tilt it up to grab a top layer, then go back in for lower layer/s.
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The supports are close together so the snow should not be a problem. The first ShelterLogic I had lasted for 5 years then started getting holes in it.
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Not sure about the snow, but I live on the gulf coast and mine is holding up pretty good! It is heavy duty and it is very nice, the picture doesn't do it justice!
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I live in Texas so I don't see much snow and I have not used it in wet weather but it would be fine as long as you use mineral oil after it gets wet.
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I've been using mine since thanksgiving and the backing is still intact. I had a similar problem with my previous one (different manufacturer) this one is much heavier and made well. I would recommend this. The user is a 70 lb husky/lab, she rides in it to and from work, min 70 mikes a day, so lots of use mud, rain, snow etc.
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We never used it in the snow. The large back wheel would probably be "pullable" as the other commenter suggested.
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I believe most of it if you can cinch in down. The one I have is way too big for my Great Dane (120lbs) so I don't use it a lot. I got 2XL. It is very nice and warm and covers a good portion of their body. I would think though wading through high snow that the snow would get underneath. But since I have a Dane I couldn't tell you for sure.