How big of a crate do I need?
1431154
You need enough space for the dog to stand up in comfortably. Also it needs to be wide and deep enough for them to move around some and lay comfortably. Measure you dog and see.
1431155
I bought a crate a little larger then I probably needed but I'd rather have it then have it be too small. It really depends on how big your animal is, and should still be enough for it to stand up and turn around comfortably in.
1024998
It will be too big for the crate I would think and it won't fit in well because if its round. Lookat www.whippetwear.com/cocoon/ i believe there's is rectangle. More expensive though...
2066484
I have two of these crates. My 120 lb mix and my 90lb GSD are each comfortable in theirs. Hope this helps.
1163415
If you will go to the Carlson website and check out the video and specifications for this 3 in 1 crate I believe it will help you decide if this is what you want. I love this product and there is nothing on the market like it.
958459
It depends what your purpose is in getting this crate. I have an 9 lb Pomeranian and he is crated during the day while I work, and I have one that is rather large for him 22" wide by about 24" tall. I keep this crate set up all the time. I have smaller crates for him also, but this size works well because it is sturdy enough. It was quick to set up using zip ties, so have a pack of zip ties on hand.
1786658
the dog won't be more than 30 lbs I assume so you can get the 24 inch crate.
1073044
It would probably be ok ...It's not rigid at all and would just curve up little around the outside of the smaller sized crate.
425691
I purchased several sizes and all of them fit perfectly, as per specs. If width and length of your crate fit the cover specs, then 1" height difference should not be a problem... you can always use duct tape around the bottom of cover to make it up...
2094257
You would have to ask the manufacturer. I have had no trouble with the crate to date.
2100102
I don't know why these answers are so different. I just measured it and it's 48" L x. 30" W x 32" . I have the XL. I have another crate the same size and similar build that I got a few years ago from Tractor Supply. That one was the biggest they have and it is supposedly appropriate for Great Danes. I have 2 German Shepherds. They each have their own crate. It fits them nicely although their ears still stick up through the top of the crate when they're standing. It doesn't seem to bother them. Each of them has room to walk in, turn around and lie down. My 3-year old is 75-80 lbs and has a very long body (they're European working line dogs) and when he really stretches out on his side he covers the full length of the crate. These crates are strong and, as a side benefit, are easy to hose down on those occasions when the dogs have, shall we say, intestinal issues.
1362651
I bought this for my 42 x 28 inch crate. I thought that it could have been a little bit larger, but it works good enough for me. It did not fit perfect but I'm sure each crate gets a little beat up if you move them a lot like I did. Hope this helped.
936815
I didnt put it in a crate, I use it for a wewe pad ... Sorry I can't answer the question of the size of the crate.
2199994
I bought this crate, and if you wanted to use a divider, it would be 27" x 31" approximately. I don't have it set up now to measure it, since my dog needed a stronger one.
137243
It's 46" wide all around, but won't won't give protection like a good dog crate(s). Wire crates will allow your dogs to see out and are far more safe. PS - I have Shelties.
878191
I believe the only crate without a handle is the smallest size . If that is the size you are buying And need a handle maybe you should find a different brand.
2026184
The crate we have is extra size so not good for moving around. But for 11lb cat the small or medium size would probably work out well. Very durable and secure.
67377
The crates size when assembled is 54H x 46L x 35W. I"m not sure of the wire guage. It seems to be about the same as the Midwest 48". When set up, it seems to be a little bit wobbly. If your dog is relatively calm it shouldn't pose a problem. I carry mine to shows, trials, etc. There are a lot of dogs around, so I take the extra precaution of using zip-ties. I found some ties that were re-usable to you don't need to worry about finding cutters to take the crate down. It does have three doors, so that makes it easier to find a pace to set up the giant crate. The crate is probably fine without the ties, but it makes me feel better. It also happens to be the only collapsing crate of it's size. I've owned and bred Danes for almost 30 years. This is the only one I have ever seen. Sorry to be so long winded, but, I just can't help it. Good Luck.