What is the largest dog this will hold? I have a 48lb boxer who is having CCL surgery and need something safe for her to be in away from my other dogs
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Sherry, This is a nifty little pen, but its barely enough room for my 15lb cat. I guess to isolate your dog for short periods its ok, but I think its just a tad too small for any extended periods. Great little tent though
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I got the puppy tent to use when my niece visits me with her 2 mixed mini German shepherd/pincher puppies. They are two years old and combined weight is about 50 lbs. They use the pen for about an hour each day & spend the time napping. If your boxer will be napping, eating/drinking, playing quietly I think this would work for you. It is strong, easy to clean and setup/breakdown is quick. Hope this helps!
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This will definitely hold your size dog comfortably but also not to much room for him to hurt himself after the surgery.
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40 lbs is the largest, I would think. I have a 20 lb puggle in there and it is a cozy fit
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I have a boxer mix and pit bull terrier one is 80 lbs and the other is 67 lbs. Works very well with the pulling and keeps them much calmer than a regular leash.
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I have a 70 pound boxer; work fine for her. I think it would be a tight fit for your dog.
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My Yorkie is 18 pounds and pretty sure it can hold even more! This is the best money spend as it frees my hands and keeps dog happy!
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it states that it will hold up to a 16lb dog I would go by his lenght also. Mine is 13 inches long and has plenty of room left over. I just ordered another one in black since I like my first one so much.
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My dog is about 100 pounds and fits him without having to punch any new holes in the collar. You should have no problem at all with your dogs....Vic Butcher, CPA, LUTCF (Cordova, TN)
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I would go with larger....unless your dog is a slug...having the extra space to move around is handy...plus if you have small kids, can sit with him/her. We have 3 dogs we put in it: 3 lb Yorkie, 10 lb Brussles Griffon & 15 lb Norwich...I posted pictures but not sure where they've gone
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was purchase for a 12 lb bishon frise. i believe you would have no problem with your size dog . actually my grand daughter put her cat and dog in it together and there is still plenty of room.
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Bought this for my 11 lb. JRT. I must have bought the smallest one, but don't really recall because it was almost a year ago. The tension was way too tight for her, she couldn't pull it out at all. It was actually comical - she just stood there and looked at me like "what the heck"! I had to return it. Probably be ok for a 35 lb dog though. Good luck!
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My boxer is a pretty big boy. Large head, 80#s. In the store the large just looked to small for his big mouth. The XL works well for him. It might be too big for your large dog. I would be careful getting one too small for your Doxie. I have family members that have Doxie's & they were able to tear up the Kong. Their jaws are something else!
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for future inquirers: The "large" is NOT large - it is for small dogs - under 30 lbs. Go with jumbo over 30 lbs, maybe even for 25 lbs, depending on your dog's face shape. Have not seen the "ginormous," so cannot comment on when that cut-off would be.
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Hello david, the pup that rides in this bag is a dachshund terrier mix. she weighs about 15 lbs to 17 lbs. because of the length of lois's body I don't think a larger dog would be comfortable. snug but good fit. you might be able to fit a 20lb dog with a shorter body. lots of "windows" so I don't think lois feels confined. I am very impressed with the construction and design of the this carrier. after tons of research this was the best bag I could find. happy riding
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Definitely go with the large. I bought the large for my two Beagle/Terrier's (17 lbs & 19 lbs) and there's still room in there, it would work fine for 3 dogs of the size you have. Be aware. . . check the dimensions of the cage. The large cage WILL NOT fit thru a standard doorway, once put together. I knew this and was fine with it. If you put it into a back bedroom / spare room, it probably will not come out without taking it apart. It's very easy to put together, only requies an allen type wrench, which is included with the cage. Highly recommend this cage !
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It may say Xlarge on amazon but the package I recieved was for large dogs and the large dog kennels are the biggest they sell. I have a 6 month, 60 pound Italian mastiff puppy in mine. It's holding up alright. Some parts may bend out of place but it has held up rather well. My dog has had 3 months to get used to it and so no longer tried to escape from it.
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My dog weighs about 50 lbs and she has plenty of room. A larger dog should have no problem. I'm an 5'2" average size person and I could likely fit thru :)
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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.