My dog is 55 lb, 33" long and 24"tall (floor to top of head). Will he be able to turn around &amp; stand inside? He needs to fly from Ukraine to USA.
247129
He will be able to stand inside but will have difficulty to turn around. I would look for a larger sized kennel.
1882692
You measure a dog's height from the floor to the top of the shoulders. The official rule for airlines is that your pet must be able to comfortably stand and turn around in the carrier. It's ok if the dog has to duck her head.
475133
I would be careful when transporting in this cage, it has held up fine being a stationary 'kennel' in our home, but I have noticed the wires are not as strong as you might like for traveling. For example, a heavy laundry bag makes the top/ceiling part of the cage droop. And United airlines is the best to fly animals. They really take care of them.
626979
The weight would not be a problem. The bottom is solid. Your dog's size would be the biggest consideration. We have 2 11lb dogs. One of them has good room to turn around. Both of them in there is cramped. A bigger dog, size wise, would be cramped, in my opinion. You might want to consider the large size
439919
Yes, our dog is a Lab-Shepard cross well over 70 pounds. He can easily stand and turn in this kennel.
420420
Yes should be able to, my Mastiff Lab can turn around and he is 110lbs and over three ft tall. He can also stand in this crate.
30988
My poodle is 8 lbs and it's perfect! They have to be able to stand up and turn around so I would say no, it will be fine.
818818
From what I am aware of it should, most airlines just want your pet to be able to stand and turn around. The bag itself is the size of a small backpack and can be taken as a carry on.
1913060
Yes.. I have an 11 lb maltipoo... She was able to turn around in it. The metal frame ended up poking thru the material after one use though..�
646284
My very tall 130lb Great Dane fits perfectly and has room to stand up and turn around. He Loves it and so do I.
1134394
It would be fine if you're carrying the dog onboard the flight, but definitely not if the dog is going to be shipped in the hold. The pet will need a comfortable, locked crate with room to move around.
2012299
Deb, I honestly do not believe, my dog is a 15lb Westie and he was very very tight in this, airlines wouldn't allow a pet that cannot change position in the carrier....hope this helps
1772095
This may be suitable for that size pet. The pet should be able to stand up and turn around comfortably inside the crate.
1158635
I have a Beagle mix puppy. I moved to Belgium from the U.S. a couple months ago, and she sat comfortably in there for a red eye flight and train ride. She was 22 lbs at the time and between 20 and 24 inches tall sitting down. If you are travelling, this one is nice because they can stand and stretch their legs when you roll or carry it, but lying flat during travel, there is a good size area for them to lie flat and spread out more than a standard duffel-shaped carrier.
1291778
Yes! I travel ed with 8 week PupPy who weighed 5 lbs. Had bowl, chew toy and blanket inside with him for 3 hours. He was so comfortable no one but flight attendants knew I had a dog with me. It was easy on my shoulder moving through airport also. Loved it and highly recommend it.
1206266
HI,depends what you want to do... If you fly like I do with my (Pocket Beagle) pet in cabin, you need to take the MEDIUM size, the other one will not be accepted by the major airlines. My Beagle weighs some 14lb and is probably bigger than a toy poodle (mine is an extremly thin hunting dog) and mine is very comfortable in the MEDIUM bag despite her long legs! Good luck Marina
2265778
That's a tough question - I can put a 24 lb Corgi in easily because we teach it to go in and out before a flight. Depending on how slender they are and length of legs etc. I am sure you could get two in okay but then try getting the third in there and the others not liking it. If this is for a flight I do not think they would allow 3 in the same carrier but for a road trip maybe and I mean "maybe". I love my large Sherpa on wheels - wish I could help more definitively