would the 4 panel be okay for my corgi? i want to put my corgis crate and a wee wee pad in there as well.
1433349
I don't think the 4 panel is large enough. One of my puppies is a jumper so I had to make a 4 panel one and use one panel on top to stop her from getting out. There is barely space for her bed and a couple of chew toys. You would need a bigger one to fir the wee wee pad and the crate.
1433350
actually..I think 6 panels would work better..especially if you want a crate in there too..What I do is put the crate on the outside panel with the door.and open the crate door and pen door and line the two openings up..and this way they have a sleep area and thr puppy pad and food,water dishes can go inside...I raise tiny chihuahuas so they work great for me..the height will be good and space wise you would be better to expand to 6 panels for the corgi's..But I will say I love the Iris pens...hope I have helped...
1433351
i have a small 15 pound puppy- the 4 panel is not enough room, it looks like just a large crate, not enough room to play around. Also, its not very tall- so if your dog can jump or use the sides to climb over this would not be ideal. If you purchase the mesh cover on it just an fyi its held together by velcro that the dog can easily reach and pull on to create an opening to get free. Eveytime I places my dog in this she got out. I had to tie alot of strings to keep this cover on the play pen.
823314
May be small underneath for a German Shepherd; top bunk should be fine. Our large dogs sleeps on top and 2 minature Aussies underneath
2265778
That's a tough question - I can put a 24 lb Corgi in easily because we teach it to go in and out before a flight. Depending on how slender they are and length of legs etc. I am sure you could get two in okay but then try getting the third in there and the others not liking it. If this is for a flight I do not think they would allow 3 in the same carrier but for a road trip maybe and I mean "maybe". I love my large Sherpa on wheels - wish I could help more definitively
371297
I have the one with 11 panels and it's pretty big, enough for a puppy or other small critter. I used it for my piggy, and it was too big for my living room. Other than that, really great product.
659001
I think it is perfect for my 2. They run around like wild men in there. If you have room for it, I would go with the bigger cage. The guinea pigs will be much happier.
172679
I love mine but i only have one puppy that is 7 pounds. It give him room to move around in and also his toys are snacks can be transported. i think there would be plenty of room for your two pets.
1652088
I have 4 sides and have configured them into a square to create a crate/pen (without a roof). If you describe how you plan to configure it and what your plan for it's use it that would be helpful, plus how big is your dog and how determined and strong is it?
1262549
Yes. I have two 40 lb basset/corgi mixes and they both fit in it comfortably with room to lay down. They are very short but could be twice as tall and still comfortably share this crate.
2235281
If your dogs are OK together, this carrier would be fine to contain both (lots of room for a couple of 2 lb. dogs). I'm wondering if you can get by with paying for just one dog since they'd fit in one regulation carrier? There is a mesh (expanding) pocket on one end and a side pocket. I can put a leash in one & a baggie of snacks, collapsible water dish & poop bags in the pockets. I store 2 folded pee pads under the removeable lambs wool (faux) liner inside the carrier. This carrier is well made & the inside washes out easily if needed. I love the wheels, although with your bouncy light-weight dogs, it might be a bit tippy as you pull it. I have no problem with pulling my 19 lb. dashound mix. Happy travels!
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.
506518
The 4 panel is definitely tall enough, but it may not be wide enough as your pups get bigger. You may want to get the 8 panels for them, so as they grow, they will have the space to move about and play. I got the 8 panels, but then adjusted the pen to 6 panels when I realized my little dog didn't need so much space.
1956394
i asked our agility classmates- they think this tent is too small. they think you will need a crate. there are some large lightweight ones we have seen at dog trials- you may want to explore those. good luck!
2185487
Yes, if you have the correct 42 in cover. There are velco tabs on each corner. You can raise or lower each side as needed. You will be glad that you bought a cover. By having the side door open, I use the crate as a lamp table. The dog can sit in her crate, be out of the way and feel part of the family. Very nice.
1350338
Honestly, I would say no. My dog is a Yorke, 12 lbs. His bed fits perfect and he has just enough room to turn around. I know the crates Can be very pricey, I was lucky to find this one at a great price. My suggestion to you, go on graigslist, remember the asking price can always be brought down. Hope that helped. .
750820
It is spacious inside. They will have enough height but they will not have a lot of space to sprawl out. I think it might fit both bit it depends on how snug you want them and how long thy will be in the kennel. Short trips are probably fine. Not sure about long durations. Hope this helps.
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I'm sure it will be fine, I tote around 4 dogs in mine at times - one German Wire hair at 70 pounds, and three 10 pound ankle biters, noise makers. The Doggy Hut works great and highly recommend it.
1636182
Yes. We started with a 4- panel pen and we had a xsmall crate inside the pen and one wee wee pad on the floor. The puppy has grown some, so I've expanded it to 6 panels with a medium size crate and two wee wee pads. But with the expansion, he has more play room and isn't on the wee wee pads with his toys.