Is this the same height (opening) as a regulation tunnel? I have a Aussie/Lab Mix - 72 lbs will she fit? Thanks
1427034
I have a 70 pound lab and she fits just fine. She absolutely loves her tunnel. It is very well made, she runs through it all the time as well as my 2 other dogs.
1427035
I don't know the height of a regulation tunnel, but all the ones I looked at were 24", same as this one. We have a 95 lb German Shepherd who loves it and has no trouble with the height. I was also impressed with the durability of the tunnel. Its a good product.
1427036
From what I have read about it -- This tunnel is regulation size, so that wouldn't be a problem, the problem is that it is light weight and only durable for smaller dogs (Mine is a miniature Rat Terrier). "Competition" type tunnels should be purchased for larger dogs -- they are a lot more durable. It is good quality and a lot easier to take places but I would check on the heavier ones.
392644
Yes, it would work for her now, and for a couple more months. Our dogs are 65 and 70lbs, and both of them fit in it (one at a time) with room to spare. I'd estimate the max weight to be 90-100lbs. At that point, you'll probably want to look into another size.
449722
I have a 70 lb Lab boxer mix. He is 24 inches high at the shoulder and 36 inches long. He has enough room to stretch out and move all around. You could fit one of him and a small dog easily.
177339
I have no idea. I measured my 7 lb. Yorkie right behind his front legs. I also had a store bought leash to go by...and they do have room for adjustment. Good luck.
1141149
I bought one for my 60 lb. dog and she has no problem getting up and down. It has carpet on it so that they can keep their grip. I love mine!
2169145
I bought this for my daughters black lab and it is a nice fit. The magnet isn't that strong so I'm pretty sure your smaller dog could push it open. For the larger dog I have it mounted so the bottom of the door is 6 - 7" above the floor. Hope this helps.
794169
We have a border collie and it works perfect for her. Not sure for a bigger dog
2240227
You can go to the manufacture's site for my info. I have an 80 pound dog and had the same question. The manufacture's site has a trick for getting the proper measurements
1308894
Hello there, I'm not familiar with the dog breed you have, but I can tell you of my own experiences with these items. I own the 32" fence, and I own 2 of the 40" fences. I use the smaller one inside to house a 4pd Yorkie puppy. I have it set up in my laundry room, and it works wonderful !!! Within the play area I have a crate for Bella to sleep in, I have her food and water bowls, and behind the crate I have a UGO potty pad. Everything fits nicely and well contained. Bella is very small and isn't expected to get much bigger. This is her bedroom and she feels very safe and secure in there. Now the 40" fence I use for my 2 outside dogs. Molly, a female terrier mix about 15 Pds and Bailey a chaweenie about 9pds. I use this fence to block them from certain areas, works great. It's a easy and well made product to put together. It's a very affordable option to a permanent investment. I take it down and move it around often and it's never a problem. I also have a pool and it helps with that too. If your dog is gonna be a jumper the 40" might better. I love both heights for the purpose they serve. Hope this helps
1691912
My dog is 72 lbs and has room to move. I'd say 80 lbs should be fine. Don't expect to close the top though. At 72 lbs my bulldog/boxer mix has his head poking up through the opening like a giraffe through a minicooper sunroof! As far as weight and hills etc, its actually not that bad. And I'm no athlete.
1179820
No. My dog is 50lbs and it was too small. He would walk in It has a small opening. See my review, opening size is there.
949379
I am not able to measure it right now but I can tell you that I have a 70lb shep/lab mix and she has trouble picking it up. She can but will drop it shortly afterwards. She mostly pushes it around. She loves it though. I have trouble adjusting the holes so food falls out to quickly. I have a different one that I like better. And she probably prefers. It's more of a ball. That one she enjoys because she can pick it up and toss it and knows good will bounce out. Both are good.
1698472
Yes the opening is close to the ground...my beagle does not make any movements other than walking through the door. This would be the perfect size for a doxie and truely has changed my life. If you have any other questions, just post away and I would be happy to help answer them. We have had the door for about a year now and it is still working great (same panel flap and everthing)!
1851067
Probably will fit them. It was too small for my 65lb Aussie. I returned it. But, it was good quality and would be great for 2 little dogs.
1112450
That sounds about the same size as my Yorkie and I got the 24". I wouldn't recomend a smaller one for a long trip. It would be hard for a dog to turn around or stand up to full height in a 19".
1956397
I don't think this would work - the opening is 25" tall - my German Shepherd loves it and its perfect for her, she's only 70 pounds.
1996289
It will be close. We have an 84 pound mix and she is too large for it. But to be fair she was trained to use it. These are handy and a 50 pound dog should be ok. Make sure it is solidly set down. They should hollow and I know our dog does not go for that sort of thing. Made her nervous. Also using this sort of thing takes patience and a lot of positive reinforcement.It should be ok .Good luck!Regards,Maurice