Can a 23lbs cockerpoo fit nicely in this crate?
1108138
I think so but it would be very cramped...my dog is a Jack Russel / rat terrier mix....14lbs...fits just right..
1108139
Your cockerpoo would fit fine, however your pet may have limited movement. Of coarse that depends on your pets length. I have and 7 lb Yorkie and a 14 lb Dashshon they both get in and play in their crate together and nap. But I have one for each of them when we travel. As they would have limited movements in one. Really nice crate for the money, Give it a try...
1108140
I would say no, you need the next size up for a 23-lb. Cockerpoo. I have a large cat and we use this as her "house" to sleep in. She can walk around in circles, lay down and stretch out comfortably, so this would be tight quarters for your Cockerpoo. Not only that, this is not a "crate." It's a soft tent-like house with a very thin piece of board for flooring that is almost like cardboard. You can't pick it up while your pet is inside. If you want to use it like a "crate" for transport, you'd have to put it in the car first and then have your put go inside. Hope this is helpful. I would say no, you need the next size up for a 23-lb. Cockerpoo. I have a large cat and we use this as her "house" to sleep in. She can walk around in circles, lay down and stretch out comfortably, so this would be tight quarters for your Cockerpoo. Not only that, this is not a "crate." It's a soft tent-like house with a very thin piece of board for flooring that is almost like cardboard. You can't pick it up while your pet is inside. If you want to use it like a "crate" for transport, you'd have to put it in the car first and then have your put go inside.... » Read More I would say no, you need the next size up for a 23-lb. Cockerpoo. I have a large cat and we use this as her "house" to sleep in. She can walk around in circles, lay down and stretch out comfortably, so this would be tight quarters for your Cockerpoo. Not only that, this is not a "crate." It's a soft tent-like house with a very thin piece of board for flooring that is almost like cardboard. You can't pick it up while your pet is inside. If you want to use it like a "crate" for transport, you'd have to put it in the car first and then have your put go inside. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
1108141
Could definitely fit and be able to move fairly freely but the floor of the crate is not sturdy at all. My 11 lb cat makes it sag when carrying him in it. It isn't comfortable carrying it. If on the floor it's fine.
1761518
I have a shorkie, she is about 9 pounds and has plenty of room in this crate. (Yorkie and ShihTzu mix)
985424
Yes, I have my 79lb dog in my crate. He is very comfortable in it, of course he does get plenty of exercise outside of his crate.
1517674
It depends on the purpouse of the crate. I have a Pomeranian, who is anout 5-6lbs. He fits perfectly.
473723
Yes, I purchased the crate for my poodle/yorkie mix. He is 18 lbs and its the perfect size for him with his bed.
442886
I have a 25lb Cocker Spaniel, and I purchased the 36" crate. It's perfect for his size. Once I put a small bed in there, he is cozy. He can sit up, and stand, but not much more room to move around. As long as you dog likes cozy spaces, I guess this size wouldn't be too bad. Good Luck.
2148123
I like the crate and it seems to be as well constructed as any other I've seen. In terms of size, I have a Boxer that weighs about 50lbs. The crate is a good size for him but I don't believe it would be large enough for a dog which could run 100lbs and more. I'd definitely size up.
142381
I have a Cockerpoo and Toy poodle in mine together. However they weight 15 pounds and 5 pounds. I guess it would depend how large they both are. My babies love their crate and they even go in there to rest on their own.
2066484
I have two of these crates. My 120 lb mix and my 90lb GSD are each comfortable in theirs. Hope this helps.
324036
My dog is about 15 lbs. and he has plenty of room. He naps in it quite a bit during the day, and doesn't seem to mind going in when I leave the house. The crate is very sturdy, and easy to fold down, plus the color is nice.
1015945
This house works well for my terrier who is about 15 pounds. I cannot imagine my 23 pound beagle being able to fit inside!
1431155
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.
1084688
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!
54547
Absolutely, yes. It's very well built and roomy. I have dogs and wouldn't hesitate to crate train them in this.
136411
I doubt it, I have a 35 pound cocker spaniel and IF we would use it, it would be big enough
958459
It depends what your purpose is in getting this crate. I have an 9 lb Pomeranian and he is crated during the day while I work, and I have one that is rather large for him 22" wide by about 24" tall. I keep this crate set up all the time. I have smaller crates for him also, but this size works well because it is sturdy enough. It was quick to set up using zip ties, so have a pack of zip ties on hand.
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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.