I have a puppy that will end up at about 50-55lbs and 20-23 in...which crate would work best?
151654
Are you asking what size of the Petmate Compass crates would work for your dog (when fully grown)? Given that dogs come in all shapes and sizes, it would be difficult to tell you what size. I would recommend that you find a friend with a dog that is about the projected size of your dog and go to the pet store and see if the dog can enter, stand up fully, and turn around inside the crate. Hope this helps.
151655
The larger the better for you. As they grow, they do not have room to move around in this type of crate. This kind is only good for travel. If you need to keep them there say while you are at work then you need a cage with something down on the floor. This also has no drop pan.
1887244
I wish I could help you there, but I have a 3 lb Yorkie :-) When I searched for the crate, I typed in "small dog crate". Maybe, try the opposite for your search. Wish I could be of more help! Good luck!
1538890
Yea, we kept our Cav in it until she was about 20 lbs. This is a great dog crate. We bought the same thing only the next size to accommodate her as she gets bigger.
2214414
I got the XL , I use it for my MaineCoon.I have cat box , small scratching post, food and water....its a big crate! Great Dane....I'd go lg or XL.
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.
384381
I bought the large one and my 75 lb dog fits in. I would research other products online with similar demensions-they will have recommendations about size of crate/weight of dog.
1800601
My Katie is only 10 pounds and I bought the smaller crate. The medium could be big enough, but not sure. You can go to the Carlson website and get a more accurate interior size details. Depends on how long your dog will be crated, and how much room you want for moving around. I wish they made a larger size. Love how these crates are so well made.
715638
Me personally, I would go with the bigger crate. I have a lab puppy approx. 4 months old and there is more than enough room. We really love it. I hope this helps.
1110578
I have a Great Dane who is 38" at the shoulder. He fits comfortably in this crate.
39632
I have a 70 LB Greyhound and the 42" crate is more than enough for her. She actually can lay, stand, turn around(which for a Greyhound they need a wide area to do that) stretched out or curl up in a ball (which she does most in the far back or the crate. and still have half of the crate space left. She sleeps in the crate most the day. I just leave the door open and clean bedding. She love to go in it when she wants her down time. At night after all have turned in for the night .. Then the sofa is her bed!, lol
1933936
It really depends on the size of the dog. I found this chart with guidelines online: https://apdt.com/pet-owners/crate-size/
1786658
the dog won't be more than 30 lbs I assume so you can get the 24 inch crate.
635052
This would be a good crate for a 30 lb dog to move around in. My dog is 50 lbs and takes up no more than a third of the cage. Plenty of room for water, food, and toys if desired.
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!
447302
i used it for a less than 10 lbs puppy. he is now about 12 lbs and he would still fit into it. i am not in the same location as the crate to measure for you. sorry.
885587
I had a 20 pound Blue Heeler puppy in there... Depending on how much running around your Rottweiler will do, and how you attempt to configure the crate, it may be slightly too small for him. As pictured, it should be enough space for him to turn around and lay out fully, but if you want this as an area he can run in, probably too small.
189136
I have this crate & also had a Golden many years ago, Kathy. It will not be big enough, using it for a much smaller dog. Good luck on finding one, it is a big decision.