I have a 93lb lab &amp; have an XL doggie door, but I'm looking for something more durable- anyone have same size dog have any trouble with size of XL d
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I have a Dane and it has held up for her. The only problem we have with the door is it doesn't stay shut in the wind...
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Hello Jude. I got the large one because I have a Great Dane but you should be OK with the medium one or even the small one. This product is really good. I tried others and they break easily. This product is also very long so you don't have to bend down. Make sure the medium size is as long as the larger size and measure the distance between your hand and the ground to see if you would like either the medium or large. If you get the large one, it won't hurt you as it is very tall (I don't know about the medium one) but if the medium one is as tall then go for the medium one as the size of the spoon/grabber in either the large or medium size would be sufficient for the size of poop you will be picking up! I would be more worry about how TALL it is between the two! :P Hope this helps!
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My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong with these beds. My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong... » Read More My largest is a 95 lb Ridgeback, and I have the large and xlarge beds that are flat. It might depend how your dog sleeps. My Ridgie stretches out, and extra large is definitely more spacious width wise, which is where I notice the benefit. I can't say enough about these beds. I've had mine for about a year, and the covers have held up to multiple dogs and washings and the inserts are in perfect condition. It is a relief finding a bed that holds up to use with large dogs. Mine are also diggers, and the covers are impervious to nails! I recommend the waterproof liner, too. You can't go wrong with these beds. « Show Less
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I bought a Lg for my 57# Labradoodle who is tall and narrow like a poodle. I bought an XL for my 64# Labradoodle who is stockier and wider like a lab. Both fit correctly. The L is almost not long enough for the one dog but fits her narrower chest fine.
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I was using it for my 70 pound Cane Corso and it is big enough and more than durable, however I also bought the XL and it gives her more room and looks like a better fit to me. Fantastic crate, well worth the money, especially if your dog easily destroys regular crates.
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Hi! Sorry? Just saw this from yesterday right now. I got it large for my 34 pound mixed breed, and I wouldn't get it any smaller. So, definitely go with the large? Also, I actually looked at a YouTube because I couldn't figure out how to put it on.mi'm not stupid, just too impatient to read directions so I exhaust myself! Lol. It's a great thing. She walks so much better! Good luck!
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Hi, I own the larger size already and found it withstands my Tibetan Terrier's scratching and habit of pulling on it. Like most I think they could had installed a better zipper and added more stitching along the fabric and zipper. But I also want you to know that the foam is superior to any I have bought at pet stores or other internet stores. My dog has hip dysplasia and he always picks laying on this pad. I'm buying this smaller version so I can put it on top of his larger pad so he can get into his recliner more easily.
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I would say "no". My Doberman/lab mix is only 65 lbs, and I want him to stretch out as he grows. I got him when he was a tiny puppy and first bought the 36" version and before he was 5 months old, he had already out grew it and had to buy him the 42" version. I tend to upgrade when the top of his head can touch the top of the kennel. Now it is time to buy the 48" version unfortunately. I hadn't planned on this dog getting so big! If you haven't already purchased this, I recommend you go with the 48".
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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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My dog was a lil chubby 19lb she fit perfect! I love this purchase for her. I think yours should be fine your pup just may not have room to move around a lot. I have a doxy so a long body and it's perfect. I did a lol of research and this was by far the best! Good much!
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I have a 85 pound lab and it fits him great. I got a large for him. There's room to expand or make it smaller as well
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I will chime in and also add that I believe that this will work for your dog. We have 2 bischon-poodles mix pups that are about the 18-22 pound range. This door is perfect in every way. My bro-in-law has a 80-90 lb black lab that squeezed himself through the door a couple of times because he saw the smaller dogs do it. Anything bigger than 50-60 lbs would be too big for this door IMO. Anything less is great
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You can only adjust around the waist with the velcro and there is a little pull tab that makes the tail hole smaller. Our german/lab mix is about 70-75lbs and they fit, but they have gotten slightly looser over time. I don't think the XXL size would be good (that's the size I'm using), but possibly a smaller size. The pull string on the tail eventually becomes useless because it gets messed up when you wash it and it sticks to the velcro. If you get the right size meant for the your weight of dog, my guess is it should be okay - can always put it on and if it doesn't fit, send it back?
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I just got a good size crate for the area I was placing it in, in my front room. I went by the dimensions given in the add based on the size crate you chose. My crate is 42" long. I think it's an xl crate. My 70 lb. Pit bull has plenty of room in it by himself. My 60 lb boxer and my pitbull can curl up next to each other in it as well. It's big. It's better for it to be to big of crate for your dog than to small of a crate. My dogs use mine as dog house to hangout in constantly with the door open when I'm home. Their choice. They are comfortable in it. If it was to small they would hate it, and wouldn't want to go in it easily. I just got a good size crate for the area I was placing it in, in my front room. I went by the dimensions given in the add based on the size crate you chose. My crate is 42" long. I think it's an xl crate. My 70 lb. Pit bull has plenty of room in it by himself. My 60 lb boxer and my pitbull can curl up next to each other in it as well. It's big. It's better for it to be to big of crate for your dog than to small of a crate. My dogs use mine as dog house to hangout in constantly with the door open when I'm home. Their choice. They are comfortable in it. If it was to small they would... » Read More I just got a good size crate for the area I was placing it in, in my front room. I went by the dimensions given in the add based on the size crate you chose. My crate is 42" long. I think it's an xl crate. My 70 lb. Pit bull has plenty of room in it by himself. My 60 lb boxer and my pitbull can curl up next to each other in it as well. It's big. It's better for it to be to big of crate for your dog than to small of a crate. My dogs use mine as dog house to hangout in constantly with the door open when I'm home. Their choice. They are comfortable in it. If it was to small they would hate it, and wouldn't want to go in it easily. « Show Less
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I got 2 sizes that I thought would fit my dog he ended up getting off and chewing up the bigger size. I would say go with the smaller size like a 3 or try the Thunder jacket that worked fine for mine for calming him down enough he didn't snap at people. And don't leave her unattended with it on for long I did and I was surprised to see my house torn up.
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I have a 30lb puppy & a 50lb puppy & the large size has worked great for both since they were 8weeks old. If you have an aggressive chewer you might think about a Kong extreme (the black) but unless this is their only toy you should not have a problem.
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I just called the company (IdealPetProducts dot com). The man said that the X-Large door flaps are the same size....whether they say the width is 10 1/2" wide or 9.75". One is measuring the opening between the "fur" edges, and the other is measuring the full opening including the "fur" edges. But it's the SAME size flap. He said they cost less ordering them online than ordering from the company.