Is the 19" kennel the correct size for an 8lb Cocker pup for a 9 hr trip?
1112450
That sounds about the same size as my Yorkie and I got the 24". I wouldn't recomend a smaller one for a long trip. It would be hard for a dog to turn around or stand up to full height in a 19".
1112451
I bought the 24" kennel and glad I did. My 10.5 lb cat fits perfectly in this some room to spare. You need to buy a pad for the bottom, something soft.MidWest Quiet Time Pet Bed, Fleece, 22" x 13"
1112452
This would be too cramped for and 8 pound puppy to be in for such a long trip.
1112453
I bought the 24" kennel and glad I did. My 10.5 lb cat fits perfectly in this some room to spare. You need to buy a pad for the bottom, something soft. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00063KG7I/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1903453
While our pets are smaller than yours, I would feel perfectly at ease with a dog the size you described. This kennel is very sturdy and well built. Hope this helps : )
169330
My Lewey is 9 pounds.It is 19in deep and 15 in tall (rough measurement). Lewey can curl up in it and stretch out with his head hanging over the side. I do think you might want a larger size. Lewey goes to the office with me each day (1 1/2 hour drive each way) so he spends a good amount of time in hhis car seat. If your dog is just running to friends homes short trips it would be fine. I love this car seat and so does Lewey.
858091
It should be no problem our 16 lb cocker rides with plenty of room. One thing these have a narrow wheel base and turn over fairly easy. We love it. it is well made very nice to tow.
2098417
We have a Cocker Spaniel approx. 25lbs. He fits in the 36" with ample room. Your dog would probably be more comfortable in the 42 in my opinion.
1915459
Have an 27 lb Chinese pug who has traveled the past 7 weeks in our carrier (it has been broken down to half capacity) he has done wonderfully in it, but not sure how a larger dog would do in it. He has. Had plenty of room but is a third of the size being asked about.
1110580
Yes, I think your puppy would be fine. My 110 lb old English sheepdog fits in there with his bed, food bowls, toys, and plenty of room to move. It is sturdy and folds up and down very easy.
120455
Well it is up to you. A puppy will fit fine is this large or small breed. For this how big will your puppy become as he grows that is dependent on breed of course. This is desired for large or small dogs. I have a Dachshund and a Pembroke Welsh Corgi both a year old that I put in there. They are full grown and lots of room to walk around across the back seats but are contained in the tube which I like. If your breed is larger then your pup will grow into it. If it is smaller like mine are you might want to get the cushion inserts they sell for it to fill some of the space. Even with a larger breed you may want to put some towels or blanks down to make it more comfortable for you pup. The is no cushions that come with the tube itself. It does unzip from either end which is another feature I like for keep then contained or to get them out in the back of the car.
2186845
It's 36" long and 23" wide so I consider it a little small for my 80lb dog but my 50 lb one is perfect for it. I would say a dog your size would be fine for a trip in it but day to day it's a little small. Great crate, my girl was wrecking the plastic tray beds and destroying the crate. She can't get out of this one
1844651
i honestly dont think so because I bought this as a temporary kennel outside for my black lab puppy and he is only 31 pounds at the time i put him in it.
233256
Yes, it would be with room to spare. My Weimaraner and Schnauzer fit in there together with room to spare, even though schnauzer has one of his own.
1944127
I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable transport. I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable... » Read More I have a 13 lb terrier-mix. She is able just barely able to lie down and turn around, and is not able to sit upright, or stretch out lengthwise completely when lying. i use the carrier only for a short 10 minutes or so trip to the vet. I would not recommend a longer trip as the dog will probably be too cramped. I bought the carrier when she weighed only 9 lbs, so she has outgrown it. In retrospect, although the carrier is well made, I would not purchase it again, and would get a carrier made for a medium size (15-20 lb), rather than a small dog. It would give the dog a more comfortable transport. « Show Less
1054438
The manufacturer web site should have the specific info. For sure a 9 lb puppy is too small, but wait a week and that lab/mastiff will be the minimum 25 -35 lbs
686215
I think it will be to small .I have a 4 lb dog and she fits well with room to spare but I wouldn't go over a 8 or 9 lb dog . I hope I could help .
2143340
I have a small 13 lb cocker spaniel. She has more than enough room in her large.
1554170
Yes, it is long. My maltipoo is only 8 pounds and he has more than enough room. He is sleeping in it right now.
2012919
I flew with my 18lb Cavalier King Charles in a medium sherpa bag just fine! He was snug but did not seem bothered at all by the trip. We did not take him out of the carrier once and he was completely fine!