Could the medium (27" W) fit in my crate that is 24" W, or is it too rigid/stiff?
1073042
These are not dissimilar to a human mattress. They beds are firm, so I would personally drop down a size. I think you'll be happier.
1073043
I wouldn't try that. It's too thick to to bend into a crate. My advice would be to buy a smaller one that fits into the crate or use another mat for the crate.
1073044
It would probably be ok ...It's not rigid at all and would just curve up little around the outside of the smaller sized crate.
1073045
I would order a smaller size. Even if the bed rolled up on the sides of your crate I don't think it would lay right. The bed is thick doesn't really have much give to it. Great bed though!!!!
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.
725252
I have an 8x11 bag on on 25" platform and it looks like I could get away with 24". If you went one bag size smaller you'd have some room to spare.
1826177
Probably not. The crate has been great to train my teething puppy and he has gnawed on it but not aggressively. Sorry I couldn't give u a sure answer.
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.
2175115
I think the medium should work just fine it's very roomy. We put a pet bed in it and had a medium dog and a yorkie
1786658
the dog won't be more than 30 lbs I assume so you can get the 24 inch crate.
161438
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.
54547
Absolutely, yes. It's very well built and roomy. I have dogs and wouldn't hesitate to crate train them in this.
875104
I have the 42" size, and the actual dimensions are a little smaller when it's assembled: 40" length X 24" width X 30" height. Based on my experience, I'm guessing the 36" crate would probably measure something like 34" X 22" X 26" when assembled?
1624051
I have two of the medium "crates" (more like taj ma hall compared to others) for my mini-Schnauzers. They are both in the 19 - 20 pound range and they have plenty of room. Add a pad and a blanket and they will be very content. This is the best way to safely pen your pet and be able to have it look like it belongs. Not your ugly wire crate where they risk catching their paw in the grid pattern.
1350338
Honestly, I would say no. My dog is a Yorke, 12 lbs. His bed fits perfect and he has just enough room to turn around. I know the crates Can be very pricey, I was lucky to find this one at a great price. My suggestion to you, go on graigslist, remember the asking price can always be brought down. Hope that helped. .
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.
425691
I purchased several sizes and all of them fit perfectly, as per specs. If width and length of your crate fit the cover specs, then 1" height difference should not be a problem... you can always use duct tape around the bottom of cover to make it up...
384381
I bought the large one and my 75 lb dog fits in. I would research other products online with similar demensions-they will have recommendations about size of crate/weight of dog.
936815
I didnt put it in a crate, I use it for a wewe pad ... Sorry I can't answer the question of the size of the crate.
2025449
My 55 lb lab fits with room to spare. That being said she may be shorter than your dog. She is 19 inches tall and the crate is 26 inches high, by my measurements.