do you think a puppy bullmastiff who is not yet 100lbs would fit in this crate? I need it to travel to hotel rooms and be able to leave alone for a couple hours at a time.
1110575
Absolutely !!! I have Irish Wolfhounds and this is great..... biggest I found for a soft crate...opens and closes with ease
1110576
Has he been crate trained? I have a 22lb Maine Coon cat with claws, and he does fine. But he's used a crate since he was a kitten . I really like this crate, but if he really wants out, he might be able to get through the screen.... But if you work with him , it's very roomy, he'll be ok.
1110577
My dog is golden. 70#. He used it a lot when recovering from hip surgery. Was able to lie full spread with no problem. Full size mastiff u might need bigger.
1110578
I have a Great Dane who is 38" at the shoulder. He fits comfortably in this crate.
1110579
Yes I think it would fit.... Only problem is if like my dog they want out they can "paw" there way out of the mesh. It is an awesome travel crate and my 90lb dog had plenty of room and has done well in it all but once.
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.
1110581
Our 2 Great Danes fit fine in two of the largest kennels. The biggest one is 130 lbs and he is still using his after using it in hotels to travel across the country. Our smaller dog is 100 lbs and she tore through the netting to go to the bathroom one night. But she also pushes at metal kennels to get out sometimes so we expected that. Like you, we needed something for travel and the soft crate did get her here.
410390
I have a 30lb dog in this crate, he has room to lay down and turn around. A 60lb. dog might be a bit tight. But if your Puppy is Temporarily Medically Restricted, This would probably be a good size.
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I don't think the 4 panel is large enough. One of my puppies is a jumper so I had to make a 4 panel one and use one panel on top to stop her from getting out. There is barely space for her bed and a couple of chew toys. You would need a bigger one to fir the wee wee pad and the crate.
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This size should be fine. I'd judge more by his length than weight. Our Golden is long with long legs & this size gives her room she needs to stretch out. Nothing less than 48x30 will give her space to move comfortablely. Very heavy & sturdy crate. Love the pewter. More appealing/ less obtrusive in room than black.
237149
Definitely not. My dog was only 12 lbs and managed to bend the wall with very little effort. If he had gotten his head stuck under it, it would have killed him. It is an attractive crate, but terribly flawed design.
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Yes for the LARGE size - our border collie x cattle dog and our pit bull (both 22 inches at the shoulder) use it (sometimes sleeping in it curled up together) but it is light weight and soft - this is NOT intended for keep-the-dog-in-the-crate-at-all-costs situations but ones where the dog is willing to be there. We use it - with the door open - for the dogs to sleep in at night (their choice) and when we go to agility trials and someone will be sitting alongside the crate - saves taking the metal crate and a cover. We also use it in the back of the SUV on long trips again, more of a 'safe spot' the dogs are familiar with than to keep them locked in. Yes for the LARGE size - our border collie x cattle dog and our pit bull (both 22 inches at the shoulder) use it (sometimes sleeping in it curled up together) but it is light weight and soft - this is NOT intended for keep-the-dog-in-the-crate-at-all-costs situations but ones where the dog is willing to be there. We use it - with the door open - for the dogs to sleep in at night (their choice) and when we go to agility trials and someone will be sitting alongside the crate - saves taking the metal crate and a cover. We also use it in the back of the SUV on long trips again, more of a 'safe... » Read More Yes for the LARGE size - our border collie x cattle dog and our pit bull (both 22 inches at the shoulder) use it (sometimes sleeping in it curled up together) but it is light weight and soft - this is NOT intended for keep-the-dog-in-the-crate-at-all-costs situations but ones where the dog is willing to be there. We use it - with the door open - for the dogs to sleep in at night (their choice) and when we go to agility trials and someone will be sitting alongside the crate - saves taking the metal crate and a cover. We also use it in the back of the SUV on long trips again, more of a 'safe spot' the dogs are familiar with than to keep them locked in. « Show Less
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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
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My puppy is 14 pounds we have the medium size. She likes to stretch out but she still has room. If your dogs are small and like to sleep together it could work. I suggest going to Petco or anyplace that sells crates and bring your dogs. Check the dimension of the crate you want then you can try a similar sized crate if they don't have the exact crate. We took a stuffed animal to Petco because our rescue puppy was still in foster care. Good luck it is a great crate.
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It should be plenty of room, especially for a pup. My caution would be that my 2 year old boxer was able to escape at will in this crate. She was able to bend the bars along the bottom of one of the sides and squeeze through. Best of luck!
2007990
They might fit, but I don't know if it would be comfortable for an extended amount of time. I have 2 and am using one for a mini aussie and another for a puppy. I could probably fit another mini aussie in the crate for a short period if I needed to, but I wouldn't do it for an extended amount of time. Also, I am not pleased with these crates at all. They are hard to put together and do not stay put together unless I use zip ties. The only thing that I like about them is that the door can open either way. If I had to do it over I would have purchased the Petmate Ultra vari dog kennel as I have one and it is a much better plastic kennel. They might fit, but I don't know if it would be comfortable for an extended amount of time. I have 2 and am using one for a mini aussie and another for a puppy. I could probably fit another mini aussie in the crate for a short period if I needed to, but I wouldn't do it for an extended amount of time. Also, I am not pleased with these crates at all. They are hard to put together and do not stay put together unless I use zip ties. The only thing that I like about them is that the door can open either way. If I had to do it over I would have purchased the Petmate Ultra vari dog kennel as I... » Read More They might fit, but I don't know if it would be comfortable for an extended amount of time. I have 2 and am using one for a mini aussie and another for a puppy. I could probably fit another mini aussie in the crate for a short period if I needed to, but I wouldn't do it for an extended amount of time. Also, I am not pleased with these crates at all. They are hard to put together and do not stay put together unless I use zip ties. The only thing that I like about them is that the door can open either way. If I had to do it over I would have purchased the Petmate Ultra vari dog kennel as I have one and it is a much better plastic kennel. « Show Less
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I have this crate & also had a Golden many years ago, Kathy. It will not be big enough, using it for a much smaller dog. Good luck on finding one, it is a big decision.
1737047
I no longer have this crate it was way smaller than I thought it would be. I have a10 pound sheltie with a 12 inch withers ( shoulder height) and it was to small. I liked it but I needed bigger.
1170833
We use it for our boxer. We bought it when he was a 35 pound puppy and we still use it at 13 months and 70 pounds. This is a great crate.
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Yea, we kept our Cav in it until she was about 20 lbs. This is a great dog crate. We bought the same thing only the next size to accommodate her as she gets bigger.
823311
I had to return my co-sleeper bed because my dogs would not even go near it. But I did think it was nicely made and a good idea. I don't know the exact size of the lower bunk but a German Shepherd could not get in and out of the lower bunk. That space is best for a small dog under 25 lbs or a cat. And even the small dog would have to "duck". If the German Shepherd is not too big, he could fit in the top bunk but may need help getting in and out.
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Yes. My 44 pound long--legged Vizsla sleeps in this crate and has plenty of room. This crate is really well made and is very attractive.
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I can't answer whether it is big enough but the Midwest iCrate I bought for my Bichon is very sturdy and very well made. I would definetly recommend this crate.