What crate size is recommended for an adult Samoyed?
168652
Don't trust the recommendation from their site. I ordered the crate size they recommended and it ended up being way too small for my dog. When I contacted them to exchange the product for the next size I was told the item was nonreturnable because the crate was opened and I allowed my dog inside the crate. I had put him inside to determine the sizing. As soon as you open the box, assuming you haven't put the cage together or allowed you dog inside of it, they will offer a return with a 15% restocking fee and will not cover return shipping. I would recommend taking your pet to PETCO or PetsMart to verify the sizing for your pet. Once you have the crate measurements for the best fit, order this crate, which is great, but do so from another vendor.
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.
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.
384695
I would say no to two of anything older then 10 week old puppies. I bought my 1st of this carrier at a TJ Maxx. And then came to Amazon for another 5, that is how much I like the style. My Maltipoo flies commercially with me about 1x a month. The carrier fits under a seat, but the top does get smooshed down. My Maltipoo is almost 10 lbs is 16" inches from the base of his head to his tail. He is 10" tall from ground to top of shoulder blades, around his chest he measures 13" inches. He can stand and turn around and loves it. But in all honestly my Maltipoo loves being in purses and carriers. My other fosters, just slightly larger by say 3lbs and 2" length or height are not so pleased with the carrier. Also I caution the opening is small. My guy likes crates and such so he sneaks right in. For the other doggies I have to unzip the sides and drop them in that way. Hope this helps
1628605
I have a standard poodle and it was quite large enough for her. I have a neighbor who has an adult male Dobie, and it would not be large enough for him. That's the best I can advise you.
410388
It's not weight that matters, it's size. Having said that, unless your dog is grossly overweight for it's size this crate is going to be too small.
211741
I would say a medium or large. I have an xtra large for my Saint Bernard and that would be too large for your needs.
2031975
If you really need a good suggestion I would like to know his/her age, weight, hight and length. My dog is a mixed breed with long body and long legs. I guess she is a in between sizes for the other manufactures' crates. They are either too small or too big. Some manufacture offer buying guide based on dog's weight. That didn't work for our tall and thin dog. Some older dogs can be less flexible that they need more room to turn around in it too. If your dog is still a puppy, get used ones until he stop growing. The rule of sum is the crate should be tall enought for him to stand and wide or long enough for her to turn around. I hope this will help you. Good luck!
1730136
Our dog is 60lbs and we bought an x-large crate based on other reviews. Glad we did because he has enough room to move around.
1786658
the dog won't be more than 30 lbs I assume so you can get the 24 inch crate.
1274877
I would say size 5 or 6; though I'm not an expert. I suggest you try asking your vet for a more accurate sizing. The nice thing about the cage style is that as long as the muzzle is not too small you can adjust the straps to make it fit better. Again I suggest asking a vet for the most accurate size.
575179
I have two labs, one is two years old and and about 100lbs and my other one is expected to be larger than him. They are crated while we are at work. Both of them LOVE their kennels! Most times it is difficult to get them out! I would say yes you will be perfectly fine!
1301437
This crate easily fits thru regular size doors. I have 2 in my bedroom for my two babies. Hope this helps.
2186845
It's 36" long and 23" wide so I consider it a little small for my 80lb dog but my 50 lb one is perfect for it. I would say a dog your size would be fine for a trip in it but day to day it's a little small. Great crate, my girl was wrecking the plastic tray beds and destroying the crate. She can't get out of this one
635050
Dear Purple Frog(?): I would contact Precision directly before ordering, as they have a range of sizes. The crate we bought is one of the smaller ones, as we have 5-7 pound Chihuahuas. What I can confirm is that these crates are really sturdy, and have a double-latch door arrangement which is better than the iCrate/Midwest crate we ordered later, in error, though it is adequate for chihuahuas. The toll-free number on the Precision crate is: 800-397-3167. I am sure they can advise on the best size crate for your pooch. Many thanks for asking. Morgan Phenix
366737
The height of the dog should determine what size that you get more than pound size. Measure your dog while it is in a sitting position. If he is say, 24 inches from the head to feet then I would buy the 27 inch high crate. If it is a puppy, then allow room for growth. They should be able to sit in their crate and turn around comfortably. Don't buy one that your dog has to duck to sit in. Hope this helps.
1962075
I believe the medium may be ok for up to 20 lbs. If your pet is an escape artist, however, the shorter height of the medium crate could give your pet an edge of attempting to push the top out of it's snap configuration.