If the opening is 10 inches high, does the dog have to be shorter or same at shoulder or can they duck? My dog is abut 11 inches at the shoulder..
1058515
If you mount it higher than floor level , doggie should have no problem stepping over the base, as long as his width fits through ok !
1058516
The dog shouldn't have to duck. You install the pet door slightly above the bottom of the door frame, or about the distance from the ground to the bottom of your dog's chest or belly. Your dog steps over the bottom of the door. So as long as your dog's torso fits easily through the door and you hang it at the proper height, your dog should have no problem going through.
1058517
Should be fine! As you see in the photo the door doesn't start at the ground level.
1058518
height is not as much as an issue as width. As long as you do not have a dog who's head or body is wider than the width they will fit! We have smaller yorkie's and a Lhasa Apso who's about 13 inches in height that can all fit through the door.
1058519
we have a jack russell terrier about the same height. He was able to go in and out easily. Loved the door when it was on, But we no longer have it on because it kept falling off, the snaps should be tighter
1058520
That would depend on whether or not your dog would duck. We have cats. One uses her shoulder to bump it open. The other 2 run at it with there faces. Our cats are smaller then the opening & have no problem with it. I think for an 11 inch dog I would go with a 12 inch opening.
2265054
I will recommend the Short one. For a Puppy they might try to step on the taller one and chances are that they can flip it. I have a Golden Retriever and she is 4 months now.. we have been using the stand and the bowl rom day 1 of her arrival(we recieved her at 8 weeks age). She has no issues using it and the short one is not that short. For a puppy it might be difficult reaching the bottom of the bowl in the tall one. for a Welsh Terrier short one would be the best in my opinion
2110869
Almost 5". I have a small dog who is not allowed to use stairs or jump up and down at all either. Since my dog is so small, 12lbs, she tries to run/jump up this 5" gap before the ramp starts. As such, I can't use it with her without more training. But I think it may also be a bit to steep for her to feel like she can walk up instead of run. Maybe it wouldn't be an issue with a bigger dog.
97523
It will be able to fit a pet that is 10lbs or less. It is a little small if you have a pet larger than 10lbs
1839517
That is about 10 lbs bigger than my dog (a jack russell mixed breed). My dog can turn around and stand up in the seat - it is not very deep which might be an issue for a dog larger than mine since they could easily jump out.
1180514
The one i got was for up to 20 lbs my problem is that my 13 lb dachshund is too long now,i would think a cockapoo would be shorter and should fit.
120797
unfortunately, I don't think it would be to comfortable for either of you. My dog is only 8# and it is roomy enough when zipped up and even better unzipped, so keeping him in there for any length of time is no different than in his airline carrier, but adding another 10# I think might be pushing it, especially for any length of time. I'm all about comfort. Hope This Helps
1745679
Should be fine. I have one 25 lb pug that fits inside perfectly so 10 lbs total should be a comfortable fit.
1677470
Inside length is 15 inches. My dog is a bichon frise and is 17 inches long excluding her tail. If standing she puts her head out of end hole and that's fine cause space taken up by her feet is several inches less than length of base. She would be squished if both end holes were closed but open it works well and she seems comfortable. Height of bag is 13 inches but with end hole open and head out fine, again without end hole open would be squished. She's comfortable shooting with head resting on our out of end hole or curled up.
1431220
I have a 5lb morkie who has plenty of room to jump in and lay comfortably for some time while I shop. 10 lbs would be snug but if they don't have a problem laying down would probably work.
1363420
Yes, just watch the video to see how to adjust it to the shoulder height of your dog.
735283
No wider than 10.5 inches. I have two dogs, the larger of which is a 70 lb boxer mix, and they have no issues flying out of that door when they hear something in the back yard.
770881
No. I put a ruler to mine and got 6-1/2" tall with opening approximately 4-1/2" tall. Every easy for my toy poodle to get in and out of no, matter how she enters.
1347507
Depending on how tall the german shepard is he or she could fit in the pin for a resting or sleeping. The top cover opens also so even if the dog is too tall for the door in the front he or she can be placed through the opening at the top as well.
934287
I have a mini-pin/chihuahua mix and she is about 20 lbs with most of it around her shoulders. The bottom strap is adjustable so it fits well in the shoulders and can be adjusted for the middle. I don't think it is too long for my girl. I know it's a pain but if it doesn't fit, you can always send it back.
1998041
My tallest dog is an old lab. She is 22 1/2 in. at her shoulder. She's 15 years old and lame so she'd rather go through a people door but if no one is there to open the door she goes through with no problem. We also have a smaller dog that is about 10' across her back.. She goes through without a hesitation! Our other dogs are smaller and the smallest blows through like it isn't even there.. I hope this helps..It's a great door.
440485
Yes, I have a Greater Swiss Mountain dog about the same height and she loves the door. You can always adjust the difference from the floor to the start of the door which will adjust the overall height making it higher.