Will this crate work with a very aggressive chewer?
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I have had several Lab puppies & several Great Dane puppies that have been through my crate. No problems so far.
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We have a chewer also! The double latch is helpful. But, it does not take down as easily as I would like! Our Plott hound is such a chewer, iI did not put a blanket or pad in it. But, iI found a padded bathmat that he has not bothered. He may just be grateful to have a little padding! We also make sure he has a large rawhide bone in his crate.
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Hello, Geat qreat question. Sorry I don't know the answer. The crate has worked for my very strong border collie lab terrier mix. Great quality, sturdy, easy to setup and take down. She could not chew through it. Her chew toys are wolf chew toys. she is a chewer. Hope this helps.
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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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I would recommend 6 to 8 - assuming the dog that has that crate is large. I have 6 on my 42" crate.
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It is huge and not made very well. I also have a GSD. If your GSD is very active in the crate I would not recommend this one. I would invest in a sturdier one.
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I believe so. This is the first cage my pup has not gotten out of. Pretty durable. I've only had it a weeks but so far so good. (Knock on wood)
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It depends on the purpouse of the crate. I have a Pomeranian, who is anout 5-6lbs. He fits perfectly.
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I have a 6 month old Chihuahua mix puppy who weighs 12 pounds, and is super food motivated. She is an aggressive chewer and most toys don't last long! The packaging says you might need to go a size up for aggressive chewers. I got the Small Extreme Kong and it works well for her. She is CRAZY about it.
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I would say no as my 45 lb Belgian Malinois has already damaged it with out trying very hard. I could not imagine what a breed required to be shipped in a crate that complies with IATA 82 would do to it.
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Should fit very easily. The crate was way too big for my tiny 7 month old chihuahua, and I ended up putting the divider on the 4th row from the door to make it small enough for her.
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Yes. I now use it instead of the metal crate used for years. Both small dogs seem to prefer.
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Size wise yes, if he/she has separation anxiety then a big NO. My 55lb German Shepherd gets out of this crate easily. I had to order a different crate because this one is easily, and I stress easily, bent.
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It should. I have two dachshunds also in the same size crate. Not quite as big as yours but they have room to spare
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This large crate is huge for our almost grown 20lb. mini Aussie. I believe the weight would work, but what is the pups height. That may be the question. The crate has worked wonderfully. Hope this helps.
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I bought the small and on the dog kennel it just didn't stay put. Maybe with a different cage type it would work well. As far as chewing I can't imagine they could destroy it.
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I would say no, I have a pit bull that just turned one this month that I used this crate for and he chewed part of it off and bent the bars.
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Hey Jack! I have a young german shepherd mix with TERRIBLE separation anxiety. We have had the crate for several months, and she has never even come close to getting out. She actually gave up trying to get out, and calmed down quite a bit. This is the only crate that I 110% trust.