My dog is about 45 lbs. He has bent the bars and destroyed the tray, of a light duty steel crate. He has separation anxiety. Will this hold him?
1243129
Absolutely. My dog did the same thing to the steel and plastic. Don't waste another dime. Buy this crate. Get the big one. I don't have the wheels on mine. He's great in it. Best thing I bought for him.
1243130
My Beagle/Terrier has separation anxiety and bent the bars on a wire cage. I bought the large ProSelect Empire Cage. Well worth the money, looks good and he has met his match with this cage ! :) Just be aware and check the dimensions of the cage you want. With the large cage it WILL NOT fit through a standard doorway once put together. I knew this and was fine with that. It's also very easy to put together, only requires an allen type wrench which is included with the cage. Highly recommend this cage !
237149
Definitely not. My dog was only 12 lbs and managed to bend the wall with very little effort. If he had gotten his head stuck under it, it would have killed him. It is an attractive crate, but terribly flawed design.
1026891
I would imagine it would be but depending on how tall he is. I have a 35 lb collie mix and he has pleanty of room. I purchased this one beacuse he is an escape artist. I went through about 4-5 different crates before this one and has yet to get to escape!
811645
Please let me know if you get a reply, I want to know the same for a 15 or 16 pound dog. It is a very sturdy crate.
1844649
I would say no! i HAVE A COCKER SPANIEL who weighs 19.5 #. There is little room with his bed in it.Overall,too light weight construction Plus he can bump gate open. I would not buy again!!!
1014491
No way...could not hold my 32 pound mini lab..wires are cheap. .get a kong brand crate
515776
No, my dog weighs 35 lbs, but I would not trust trying to carry this crate with my dog inside, and besides it would just be difficult to pick up....I think it would be fine for a smaller dog, such as under 20 lbs.
1026890
Absolutely, my 48lb BC mix walks into it and sleeps in it at night by is choice. He easily got out of other crates I had that were in the $200 range. His brother is fine in the other type to a degree, he chewed all the plastic. The cage you are considering doesn't have anything for chewing. It's a great cage, I highly recommend this cage, price is high but worth it!
1023858
It is very strong and would accommodate him - I'm assuming that it is for short times - no dog should be kept in one for extended periods.
1625698
Wow, I don't really know the answer to that. If your pit was not trying to get out - then yes. It has been more than sturdy enough for my two, but they aren't pit bulls! Sorry I can't be of more help -
2006952
It will hold a 60 lb GS easily. It would be much more comfortable for him/her than a crate because they can stretch their legs and have access to water etc. It is not big enough to use as an "exercise pen". We use them in the house on ceramic tile flooring and they do move around a lot but do not tip over. I have not noticed any damage to the tiles. Do not leave your dog unattended in this kennel, however, because he will be able to open the gate unless you add a lock of some kind.
629292
We attach ours to a 55lb bulldog. The buckle insert is metal, so I don't see why it wouldn't hold significantly more weight.
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It's a great crate in terms of size. I own a 100lbs Akaskan Malamute and he can stand upright in this crate. It is however not very strong. My boy broke out on the first day. That said, I added zip ties to the all the connections and he has not escaped since. It was a good price and just adding some strong zip ties wasn't expensive.
1826177
Probably not. The crate has been great to train my teething puppy and he has gnawed on it but not aggressively. Sorry I couldn't give u a sure answer.
418118
Unfortunately, my only containment experience with the gate is a 12-15 month old baby. I think the literature with the gate said pets up to 33 pounds? My daughter will grab the bars and rock backwards and forwards...I have one end pressed against woodwork/doorframe and another against a bench. She's not able to defeat it with her abuse to date, although I did have to retighten some of the positioning screws one time when the locking button shifted to be less "resistant" to shaking. I would say to scan the other customer reviews to see which pet owners mention the size/breeds of their pets to see how it fares versus a large "pupperoni".
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My dog is a beagle daschoung mix, about 32 or 33 lbs. It is ok for him for travleing. I dont use it for long term kenneling. He can stand up in it and move around. The crate is very good quality, easy to set up and take down. I am very pleased with my purchase.
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Sorry...it won't! My two Goldens, weighing 65 and 78 lbs, love the fact that they can stretch a little more than they were able to in their last crates...separately!