What size would you suggest for a female husky? She is a puppy now but we will plan on using the crate when she is fully grown.
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Hope this comment isn't too late. We have a small female Sibe and she could probably fit in the medium crate fine, but we use the large for her. We house sit for a friend with a pair of large Sibes and both fit in the large crates ok. With my wolfdog, we use the XL crate and he's got plenty of room. He's a mix of Timber and Sibe. To give you an idea, the Large is a bit snug for a Malamute and Samoyed but the XL is perfect.
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I bought the medium crates for Boxers they are 2 years old and weigh about 60# and the crates are perfect
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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 would get the large so it lasts longer because your husky will get bigger. :) Hope this helps!
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Probably too big. Large is what you will need when puppy is nearly full size.
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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.
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Measure your dog, length and height then compare with the crate measurements. We have an 11" at shoulder Aussie Terrier & she is comfy in the 24x18x19" crate. We like it, room to get up and stretch and sturdy enough, small to store collapses flat when not in use. We like it, also purchased the medium padded bed .
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i would order a medium. i have a medium for my 43lb husky and it's large on her
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My lab is 85 lbs, I have the Xlarge. I maybe should have the XXl. If your husky is still growing you need the X large. She was still at the chewing age when I got the bed, she did not chew the bed. She loves it. Annette R.
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If your dog is fully grown the medium would probably be OK but if the dog is still growing, go for the large. Also, if the dog's fur around the neck is quite "furry" then go for the large. My dog is a Siberian Husky amd I opted for the large. By the way, good choice of collar!--this is one of the best leather collars I've seen in years.
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I have a mini Australian Shepherd and she is 40 pounds. I purchased a medium. I think it still might be a tad large. Her girth (widest/thickest part of rib cage, front) is about 24". I'm wondering if the large would be much too large for your dog. medium seems about right, in my best opinion.
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My dog is around the same size as your husky. We have a 42inch and she has more than enough space. You could go either way but I like her to have the extra space so I would go 42. Definitely 2 of her could fit inside.
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I have two labs, one is two years old and and about 100lbs and my other one is expected to be larger than him. They are crated while we are at work. Both of them LOVE their kennels! Most times it is difficult to get them out! I would say yes you will be perfectly fine!
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ai found this online: http://www.halti.co.uk/sizing.php I think you will need the size one if your dog is small. i have a husky and a catahoula the Husky wears a 2, but the catahoula can't open her mouth with it and has to have a 3.
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I got a medium for my Siberian Husky when she was about 9-mth old, and now she is 1-yr old and about 45 pounds, I'm kinda regret getting the medium size now, because although the bag size is suitable but the strips at her chest has to be adjusted to the maximum length so that the bag is not too close to the neck. You can also check out those videos in Youtube
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It is a good crate but would be too small for a Dane I got it for a large husky and it's a good fit
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I have a 70lb mix and she loves to stretch out. I bought the XL and she has enough room to have sleepover if we would let her. It is plenty. The large would most likely be enough because when she stretches on the XL there is room left over. But bigger is better if you have the room. Loves the bed and loves the bolster side to hang her head.
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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.