What size would you suggest for a female husky? She is a puppy now but we will plan on using the crate when she is fully grown.
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Hope this comment isn't too late. We have a small female Sibe and she could probably fit in the medium crate fine, but we use the large for her. We house sit for a friend with a pair of large Sibes and both fit in the large crates ok. With my wolfdog, we use the XL crate and he's got plenty of room. He's a mix of Timber and Sibe. To give you an idea, the Large is a bit snug for a Malamute and Samoyed but the XL is perfect.
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I bought the medium crates for Boxers they are 2 years old and weigh about 60# and the crates are perfect
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I would get the larger size for your lab. I have two mini schnauzer puppies and they equal about ten pounds combined and it is perfect for the two of them to cuddle. I am thinking about getting the larger one soon. It is a good quality bed though. My puppy's tug at the faux sheering and try to eat it. They are still babies though. If u have an adult dog it will be perfect.
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It is a good crate but would be too small for a Dane I got it for a large husky and it's a good fit
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I would get the next size up. I use mine on a 7# chihuahua and tho there is extra room it isn't a lot.Lori
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If your dog is still growing I would go with the 42" crate because my dog is 60 lbs. and 34" high from the top of his head to the floor and he has plenty of room to stand up an move around.
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Aristea. I don't know what kind of dog it is, I would think the 36 inch crate would be big enough for a 40 lb. dog. If the dog is housetrained and you want him to have plenty of room to stretch out, get te bigger crate.
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Not if it's a taller type dog. The inside of the dog house would fit fine, but the opening is very small! My Husky comes to about my knees, and wouldn't be able to get in side it. The inside was the perfect size for her...but the door of it is very small and not wide at all. If you have a Tractor Supply Store any where near you, they have them there where you could go look...MUCH cheaper there as well. They also have a website you could order from. Theirs is 109.00 for this large size.
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Very much depends on the way you crate your dog and his length/height more than weight. We use a tight fitting crate so our English Bulldog can turn around and readjust comfortably, but can't urinate in the crate and avoid laying in it (thus helping her avoid urinating in the crate). This is just the right size for her, and she's about 40 lbs. some folks prefer a roomy crate for their pet, and it sounds like it would allow your boy some room. But Its hard for me to tell for certain while not knowing his height or length.
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We have a 60 lb. husky mix who fits just fine through the doggy door. He is just about 10 months old so he will probably get even bigger and I don't think it will be a problem.
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I have a shorkie, she is about 9 pounds and has plenty of room in this crate. (Yorkie and ShihTzu mix)
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I would probably go the next size bigger. I have a 50# Siberian, but she is all legs.
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I bought a crate a little larger then I probably needed but I'd rather have it then have it be too small. It really depends on how big your animal is, and should still be enough for it to stand up and turn around comfortably in.
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Our male lab is only 55 lbs - it all depends on her size, not her weight. I think though that unless she is really large, the 36" would work. Just be careful though, as a couple of our friends use these and if they have "chewing" dogs and dogs that don't like to be in the crate, they can easily tear their way through.
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No this will be too small for her- might be ok for a very short time only but I would get a larger crate.
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I would get the largest one for your dog. I ordered the large for my miniature dachshund who is 15 lbs. She can obviously move around freely. Which is exactly what I wanted for her. I think that your dog would fit in the large, but it might be cozy. Really depends on how much room you want your dog to have. The crate is really tall so I don't think height would be an issue.
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What breed are your puppies and how old are they? If you can tell me that I can help you out a little better. I bought a large because we have a Cane Corso which is related to the mastiff breed and honesty I could of bought an extra large and it would of been better for her.
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If you really need a good suggestion I would like to know his/her age, weight, hight and length. My dog is a mixed breed with long body and long legs. I guess she is a in between sizes for the other manufactures' crates. They are either too small or too big. Some manufacture offer buying guide based on dog's weight. That didn't work for our tall and thin dog. Some older dogs can be less flexible that they need more room to turn around in it too. If your dog is still a puppy, get used ones until he stop growing. The rule of sum is the crate should be tall enought for him to stand and wide or long enough for her to turn around. I hope this will help you. Good luck!