Can you tell me how wide the door opening is on this pen? I've springer spaniels &amp; want to be certain momma can fit through without any problems ; )
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The opening is 12" - 13" wide. So you also know the door does not go all the way to the ground...there is an 8" high section that the doggies will need to jump over. Our 2 little Chihuahua's have no problem jumping over it. Good Luck. We love the fence. For the money it is REALLY a good product...we bought 2 sets so the area for our doggies is larger.
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The widest span is about 4 inches but the heart shape part of the bone goes down far enough that there really is only about 2 inches until the bones goes straight and that opening is 2 1/4 inches wide. I also have a Chihuahua she is about that same size and I have never had a problem with the gate.
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I'm not really sure. It is prob just a little bit bigger then the pen length wise and prob like 3 inches width wise with about no more than 1-2 inches depth. I got it, opened it, and gave rigth to my family member who wanted it. Hope this helps. Sorry can't give you any more information than that.
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Not made specifically for this pen. I would order a kennel cover and tie it down with bungee straps.
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Each panel is about 2 ft. wide. There is not a gap between the panels that would cause paws to get caught in. I used the playpen for my bichon when he was a pup, and he was perfectly safe.
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Hello, I very much like this pen, but my pups do get their nails caught in the mesh of the door, I clipped the nails and it solved the problem for the most part.
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I LOVE this pen, but you actually have to turn sideways (unless you're a tiny person or a child), to step in through the gate. If you're just cleaning by reaching through the gate, you'll have to turn your shoulder width and place one shoulder in at a time to reach all the way in. The width of the door, which opens completely, is: 13inches; and the height (e.g., "long" as you put it) is: 31-1/2inches
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My dog who is 25lbs and 24in. does not challenge the pen by pushing or jumping. If you golden doodle does, the pen will not work without some kind of stakes to hold it in place.
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The actual insert is approx 15 1/2 inches and the flap is 11 inches wide. Please note that I have had multiple problems with the flap. I have replaced multiple flaps in the past 7 months. We have learned to put them back together and reinforce them with glue to make them last. I have been incontact with the company and they replaced one flap, but deny that they have a proble with their products durability. Take this into consideration. My last dog door was a pet safe model that lasted 8 years and I only replaced 4 flaps in 8 years. I had already exceeded that number of replacement/repairs to the ideal pet door in only 6 months. The actual insert is approx 15 1/2 inches and the flap is 11 inches wide. Please note that I have had multiple problems with the flap. I have replaced multiple flaps in the past 7 months. We have learned to put them back together and reinforce them with glue to make them last. I have been incontact with the company and they replaced one flap, but deny that they have a proble with their products durability. Take this into consideration. My last dog door was a pet safe model that lasted 8 years and I only replaced 4 flaps in 8 years. I had already exceeded that number of replacement/repairs... » Read More The actual insert is approx 15 1/2 inches and the flap is 11 inches wide. Please note that I have had multiple problems with the flap. I have replaced multiple flaps in the past 7 months. We have learned to put them back together and reinforce them with glue to make them last. I have been incontact with the company and they replaced one flap, but deny that they have a proble with their products durability. Take this into consideration. My last dog door was a pet safe model that lasted 8 years and I only replaced 4 flaps in 8 years. I had already exceeded that number of replacement/repairs to the ideal pet door in only 6 months. « Show Less
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The doors are double, opening from the middle with no center brace, so the opening is about 3 feet wide and about 18 inches high. There of two such openings - top and bottom. Best playpen for getting in to clean I have ever had. Also bottom is a slide out tray so you can take it out and clean the excess litter off of it.
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The dimensions of the flap are 10" wide x 17" tall. However, the width of the entire opening is 13". My large lab/retriever mix fits through with ease.
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16 1/2" high x 10 1/2" wide with about a 5" rise. I have a toy poodle (9 lb) and a an Airedale/German Shepard mix (60 lb.) and neither has any trouble getting in or out through the opening. I hope this helps. Since I put in this pet door life has been GREAT for me and for them!
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Hi Bonnie, It is a 39" circle, so should fit within a 45" pet pen. It is 8 inches thick, so quite cushy for pets, and also for when you sit down on it to be with your pet. We currently have it upside down, since our 5 month old puppy cannot resist chewing on the white lambswool like fabric, but does not chew on the brown sofa like fabric. We have not had any clean ups needed yet, but I think it will be pretty easy to clean, with just wiping off. The puppy likes the bed and will happily go stretch out and take a nap, when she is tired from her playful shenanigans.
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It is the width of any other typical pen. Not excessively wide nor overly narrow. It is a real pen and you can actually write with it and it just feels like a normal size pen. Hope that is helpful.
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The opening for the flap is 8.25" high 5.5" wide with a riser of 1.5" I have a 5 pound dog and she navigates through the door perfectly.
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Actual size of door entrance is aprox 9" x 10". Cut size was aprox 10" x 12' We have a Mini Australian Shepard and it is perfect for her she walks in very easily. Very well made! Hope this helps you.
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I have an 8 yr old Shih tzu that can go in & out with no problem. I also had a bigger dog, so the step-over had to be higher, but still my Shih Tzi jumps right through it, no problem. My shih tzu is younger than your little guy, so I'm not sure how he'd do with the stepover. My Mom's little Pekingese has shorter legs & refuses to use it, so I have to leave my slider open slightly if we leave. So it's just gonna depend on how agile your cocker is. It's nice, but it was HARD to install. My brother is a builder & he did it for me. It IS a great door tho.