I have a 48 lbs.dog..would that type of dog house be suitable ? Thanks ......
472024
should be fine - ours is actually used for a hefty 22 lb cat - but 4 of him could easily fit in the house - at 48 lbs your dog should have plenty of room to spare.
812641
The large should be big enough! We have a dog in ours that weighs about the same and she does fine in the large house .
2010555
I love this bed for my 8 pound yorkie. I don't think it's big enough though for a 40 pounder.
858089
I think it would be fine. Mine are 4 pounds and 3. They have plenty of room to move around
1920315
Depends the dog house was very small for my pet..it's more for a chihuahua or a small doggie and dog house doesn't have ventilation so it may get too hot in the summers.
1639548
The large bed works great for my 40 pound border collie (large for her breed) and leaves plenty of room left over. I think it would work for a 50 pound dog as well.
1364738
I have the medium dog house and my 2 small dogs run in and out easily. They both fit into it together easily. The interior is spacious. I can't vouch for the large size dog house. I'd measure your Dog's height and width and compare that to the opening dimensions listed for the house. While you can return the dog house if it doesn't fit, that would be difficult to do. It comes in a very large box (well pkgd) and it is heavy!
1691912
My dog is 72 lbs and has room to move. I'd say 80 lbs should be fine. Don't expect to close the top though. At 72 lbs my bulldog/boxer mix has his head poking up through the opening like a giraffe through a minicooper sunroof! As far as weight and hills etc, its actually not that bad. And I'm no athlete.
1831040
I think it would be a tight squeeze..the dog house is a bit flimsly, we made a plywood floor for it and put it up on some blocks
86814
I think it may be tight. He needs to be able to turn in the house so maybe you can create the dimensions by moving furniture together to see how he fits. My dogs are about 22 inches at the withers and 50 lbs each and they share a house.
263906
I have a 75 lb black lab. I bought a 40" for the living room and the 52" for the bedroom. She fits snugly in the 40" but in the 52" she has extra room. I would go with the 52" for a dog that size. The picture they use looks like it might be the 52" size.
812645
my Border Collie is about 40 pounds and this particular dog house fits him smugly.as, should be for a cold weather dog house. It would be way to small for a sheppard.
70228
Yes I purchased that house last year for the outside cats I have. It worked for me and would be big enough for your dog. Michele
1466480
Agree with the others, go with a bigger one. I have a 45 lb lab mix and it is bug enough for him to curl up and stretch out. Double him, and I would say go for the 52".
1777175
My Boston Terrier is 12 pounds - she did very well in the carrier, it was not stressed at all. It could handle probably another 5 pounds or so. I don't know if I would "stuff" an animal into it that was too much bigger, keeping the comfort of the animal in mind, but I believe the carrier is made well enough to accommodate that weight.
1262547
Aristea. I don't know what kind of dog it is, I would think the 36 inch crate would be big enough for a 40 lb. dog. If the dog is housetrained and you want him to have plenty of room to stretch out, get te bigger crate.
1647821
You could probably do it. It works well for my two small dogs. There would probably be a bit of a gap where assuming you have baseboards or some kind of trim around the floor.