I have a Yorkie puppy and she is very small, only about 2 pounds if even but strong. Would she be able to fit through the bars?
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We've used this gate for similarly sized dogs and they were not able to get through.
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I bought mine about 7-8 years ago. The little metal bars are about one inch apart. I do not think she would be able to fit through them.
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The bars are about 1-1/4" apart. I don't know how big a 2 lb. Yorkie is but I expect only a mouse can get through these bars.
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My dogs are 22 pounds and 11 pounds and each have plenty of room in the medium. I'd think small would work for your Yorkie.
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Looks like others have measures, but this might be useful - our Yorkie Shelby started using them when she was at 4 lbs with no problems - never tried to go "through" the spaces (though I guess she could have) - she's now at 6 lbs 6 oz and they work just fine
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I would think so, my dog is a 13lb yorkiepoo and he fits well in it. It does stretch some, so I would think go ahead! If it does end up being too small, amazon has a great return policy.
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I don't believe so. Also, I believe it will be a bit too heavy for a Yorkie
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Yes, a dog that small could squeeze under. I put a mesh screen behind the bars to keep my active border collie in the back. It was easily done, but I think your dog could get through the bars if it is determined to. My dog got through the first day before I added to the set-up. And she weighs over 20 lbs.
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Your puppy should be fine... I had a puppy in mine that was a friends he kept trying to get in so we put him there. He is about 5-6 lbs and no problems.. Good luck.
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My long panda dog/beagle mix does not and she is only 6 lbs. because the holes are too close together for her tall body. I would think a yorkie would be okay. She liked it, but couldn't fit. Trying a sling bag instead.
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no, the bars are 2 inchs width apart & 3inchs rectangle shape height. When I first put my Chihuahua in this she was 2.2 lbs and she never could think about getting out between the bars.She is now 4.5 lbs at 5 months and she still cant get out. Hope this helps ease your mind.
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Sorry, I have not. My Yorkie is only 6 pounds, so, not much help here. Good luck.
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I doubt it, it depends more on height and length of dog, my havenesse puppy is 5 lbs now and we are going to add to length to the bar, I have it extended as high as it goes and he can almost sit down. We have friends that also remodeled their bar higher. I like that it can be used anywhere and is constructed good and sturdy
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I have a yorkeepoo that's arround 20lbs he fits in there just fine. There are tie downs on the inside to hold the dog in place but still move arround if he needs to
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It would really depend on how small your Yorkie's neck is. It would probably accommodate just fine, but may be slightly bulky for a really small dog. You may want to find one that is a bit thinner rope so it's not too much for it's little neck :)
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My 7 1/2 pound Pom fits with plenty of room. If your yorkies are small they should be fine. My dog loves to go on walks or runs with me. Love this stroller!
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I have yorkies that are aprox 5 1/2 lbs a piece and I could fit them both . There wouldn't be a lot of room . But they would fit to just lay down for a little while
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The bars are 1 inch apart. If your pets heads are that size, they'll squeeze through.
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Hi! My Yorkie is about 4 lbs and the small is a little big on him. So, I think the small would for your pup nicely! I agree, it would be helpful if they added a description. Hope I helped :-)