Is this tall enough for. Labrador, he's 7 months and 70 lbs will it work?
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I have a Boston Terrier who weighs 29lbs and it's a perfect height for him. I would think a Lab could be more comfortable with a little more height, but this set will give him enough elevation he doesn't have to bend so far down to eat.
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We purchased this particular item for our 45 lbs Border Collie and it's of reasonable height (especially considering the water bowl is also used by our 2 cats (approx. 18 lbs ea)...they likely couldn't use very comfortably if it was taller). The top of the bowls are 7 1/2" from the ground. If I was strictly considering the height for my Border Collie, I would have likely choose something a few inches taller (perhaps something around 12" tall). However, she manages just fine with it's height. I have to say, I was happily surprised by the quality...it really looks quite nice, especially considering the cost. Hope this helps...
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My petite (70-75 lb) 8 yr old black lab uses this no problem. Her old dishes were on the ground so this size is plenty tall but if u want something that does not require any bending of neck, this prob wont work unless u put on something
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This is way too small for Lab. My poodle is not even a foot tall. You need something for him/her to grow into. I would get one of those wooden ones that the dishes fit into. I've had Great Danes and you want the dish to be tall enough for them to have their head level with their neck and back. Measure your Lab at the shoulder and try and figure how much taller he/she will get and figure it out from there. These are just to small for a Lab. In my opinion. Hope this helps.
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It Will work perfect.! I have a 4 month german shepherd and it's perfect for him.
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No, don't waste your time and money! We have a small lab, too. Sent mine back, disappointed. Still looking for a taller bowl set.
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We purchased this particular item for our 45 lbs Border Collie and it's of reasonable height (especially considering the water bowl is also used by our 2 cats (approx. 18 lbs ea)...they likely couldn't use very comfortably if it was taller). The top of the bowls are 7 1/2" from the ground. If I was strictly considering the height for my Border Collie, I would have likely choose something a few inches taller (perhaps something around 12" tall). However, she manages just fine with it's height. I have to say, I was happily surprised by the quality...it really looks quite nice, especially considering the cost. Hope this helps... We purchased this particular item for our 45 lbs Border Collie and it's of reasonable height (especially considering the water bowl is also used by our 2 cats (approx. 18 lbs ea)...they likely couldn't use very comfortably if it was taller). The top of the bowls are 7 1/2" from the ground. If I was strictly considering the height for my Border Collie, I would have likely choose something a few inches taller (perhaps something around 12" tall). However, she manages just fine with it's height. I have to say, I was happily surprised by the quality...it really looks quite nice,... » Read More We purchased this particular item for our 45 lbs Border Collie and it's of reasonable height (especially considering the water bowl is also used by our 2 cats (approx. 18 lbs ea)...they likely couldn't use very comfortably if it was taller). The top of the bowls are 7 1/2" from the ground. If I was strictly considering the height for my Border Collie, I would have likely choose something a few inches taller (perhaps something around 12" tall). However, she manages just fine with it's height. I have to say, I was happily surprised by the quality...it really looks quite nice, especially considering the cost. Hope this helps... « Show Less
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We use it for our 7 month old Walker Coonhound/German Shepherd (35lbs at this time) and there is about 5 inches extra hanging. I absolutely think it would be long enough for a Lab Retriever!
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It would unless your lab can jump it. We have a 72lb. Boarder collie and it works perfectly for her.
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My 30 lb mix fits, but he's short. My terriers fit best and they're about 15 lbs. If he curls up it's fine, otherwise it may be too small.
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I have a 65 lb lab. He fits fine, room to spare. I don't think you should have a problem unless he's still growing. Hope this helps. I am very satisfied with the crate.
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I think it might be a bit too big for a 7lb dog. You should contact Dogtra and ask them if they have smaller collars for smaller dogs.
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Honestly, depending on age...no. Puppy yes. If older, or if u have plans on using this when he/she is older I would go for the 42", because its taller than this one!
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Hi KathyI think that this bed would be plenty large enough for your 85lb Lab. My 60lb pointer looks so small on it when he is curled up but the width is nice for his long length when he stretches out. My 75lb Catahoula bulldog also has plenty of room on it, curled or stretches out. Of the 3 beds that I recently purchased this one is the favorite of the pointer.When I talked to the company they were going to make another size ( I think larger)
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Yes, our dog is a Lab-Shepard cross well over 70 pounds. He can easily stand and turn in this kennel.
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Yes I think it will. My dog was a 70 lb basset hound mix and it fit perfect with a little extra room for her collar to fit as well. I am so sorry for your loss. This is a great way to keep your pup with forever.
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Yes. My chocolate lab loves this bed. He is an old guy (12 & 110 lbs) and has a hard time getting up and down. It washes well and is holding its shape. I just wish it was bigger.
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I'm sure held in a fat lab pup but it's not heavy on the base so she used to tip it over as she became heavier at 12-14 lbs. if u can secure the base to the ground it should be fine
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My lab is about 85lbs. She has room to spare. I think it would be big enough, but I am not sure. Does your dog like to curl up in a ball, or stretch out? When mine curls up she has room. when she sleeps on her back with legs up and extended, she takes up the length. Good luck!!
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I Think You Probably Could. It Is Pretty Big And Tall. We Got It For A Lab Pup But Now He Is Full Grown And It Is Plenty Big Enough For Him Still.
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I have a 70 lb labradoodle. She is very tall and long and has plenty of room in the crate. Prefers it over our temperpedic!
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We had a male Labrador. He was at least 80 lbs. It was sturdy enough for him. We bought a pet bed that fit in it, and added his favorite blankets and just made it his nightly sleeping place so he didn't mind getting in when we needed him to. It folds compleatly flat for trave, bottom, bed and all and fit in the back of our Subaru.
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I have a 75 lb dog, and it works for him. The size does not matter. It is how the dog responds to it.