I have a young holland lop, would this be a good size for her?
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No I think it's too small. I don't think it would be able to get into the little house.
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"Bigger is better! A rabbit's home should be at least 4-6 times the size of your bunny when he's entirely stretched out-more if he is confined for a large amount of the day. Enclosure sizes also should be decided in conjunction with the amount of exercise time and space the rabbit has. One guideline to go by is at least 8 square feet of enclosure time combined with at least at least 24 square feet of exercise space, for 1-2 rabbits, in which the rabbit(s) can run and play at least 5 hours per day. You can build or buy your rabbit a two-story "condo" with the floors connected by a ramp-they love this! For ideas on where to buy different housing options," from... http://rabbit.org/faq-housing/ I would not put a rabbit in this cage, unless he was going to be out for most of the day. This size cage is not adequate for a rabbit to get any exercise.
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I would definitely think so. I bought this for my pug puppy (who is roughly similar size to a Cairn) for the exact same reason as you and it has been absolutely perfect-- much larger than her crate and enough room for a bed, food and water bowl, wee wee pads and room to walk around/play. I usually line the bottom with wee wee pads. This comes up to about my waist when I'm standing, maybe a little higher. My dog is a big biter/scratcher, but she hasn't been able to claw her way out of this. This has been incredibly helpful while we are at work, and she really likes it. Best part is it is easy to set up and folds completely flat for travel/storage. I would recommend it. I would definitely think so. I bought this for my pug puppy (who is roughly similar size to a Cairn) for the exact same reason as you and it has been absolutely perfect-- much larger than her crate and enough room for a bed, food and water bowl, wee wee pads and room to walk around/play. I usually line the bottom with wee wee pads. This comes up to about my waist when I'm standing, maybe a little higher. My dog is a big biter/scratcher, but she hasn't been able to claw her way out of this. This has been incredibly helpful while we are at work, and she really likes it. Best part is it is... » Read More I would definitely think so. I bought this for my pug puppy (who is roughly similar size to a Cairn) for the exact same reason as you and it has been absolutely perfect-- much larger than her crate and enough room for a bed, food and water bowl, wee wee pads and room to walk around/play. I usually line the bottom with wee wee pads. This comes up to about my waist when I'm standing, maybe a little higher. My dog is a big biter/scratcher, but she hasn't been able to claw her way out of this. This has been incredibly helpful while we are at work, and she really likes it. Best part is it is easy to set up and folds completely flat for travel/storage. I would recommend it. « Show Less
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I don't think it would be big enough. I have Yorkshires. The free standing one would be better for you as it is bigger around for a larger dog. I have that one as well.
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A small fits dogs (English Cocker Spaniels) between 20 and 25 pounds. This would be too big for a yorkie poo. So, the xsmall is probably a perfect fit for your dog. (They work!!!)
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I have a mini holland lop in it. The cage was too small for him when he had a corner litter box. It's not too bad without it, but he also has an outdoor cage for him to have a lot more room in. It definitely isn't roomy enough for a large rabbit.
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I think you would be OK with the smaller one- I have a larger one and a smaller one and I like the smaller one for my kitties and also for the faces of my big dogs. I think the blue one will work just fine for your pup!!
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I have a shih tzu so it's smaller than a medium dog. She has plenty of room in there, she can walk around and play with toys. We have food and water and a bed in there and there's plenty of space. I'm sure it would work if it was a medium sized dog! :)
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I think it'll be fine but you'd better check the back length of your pup~.XS product precise size : girth 16~22"(adjustable belcro), neck 10~15" (adjustable belcro), back 11.5", approx 9~18 lbs. http://shop.kyjen.com/outward-hound-life-jacket-xsm-orange.html
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My girl is 5 pounds and she fits good in it, all she sticks out is her head. If your Yorkie is 3 lb or less I think it will be too big, unless you put a small cloth or towel underneath so he or she doesn't sink to the bottom.
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No I don't think the medium will work for you. I have a 10lb Pom and the medium wasn't deep enough for her. Good luck and hope this helps
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I would say yes. I have a five pound morkie and she could probably have company over in there. She has plenty of room to stretch out in there. I love the little snap up windows at the bottom on each end. I'm able to take her in stores that would otherwise give me grief. When I go through checkout I just flip the window down on that side and no ones the wiser. Bag is very well made!
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I would definitely still get a Cob size. The full should fit for this summer but honestly I am not too familiar with that breed. Sorry I could not be more help.
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It would be a tight fit. I have two meduim guineas and its tight for them. I would recommend something a tad bigger.
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I would say you should get an XS if you can find it, for a 3lb unless she's a puppy and will grow into it. It fit a 6-7 pound Yorkie perfectly...really cute!
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I have a 6lb Pomeranian in mine and he loves it. Just the right amount of room to play around in. I think it'll be just fine for your Yorkie.
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My Cavachon is about 21-22 lbs. She likes this size because she feels nestled. She's a rescue and likes to feel secure. She also hangs her head over the side while sleeping. If you feel you pug needs stretch room then larger would be better. Bridget curls up in it and there's still some room for a toy or two.
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In my opinion it may be too tall for her. It is mainly for small climbers like tree frogs or a few small lizards. You may want to get the 18x18 at least so she can walk around more than climb. Just depends on how she.likes to entertain herself I guess. Other than that it's a great enclosed. The front door is very convenient for cleaning, feeding, and handling your pet of choice.