How far apart is each panel. I have a tea cup yorkie and was wondering if she could squeeze thru the slats
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My cat couldn't get through. I'd say about 4 inches apart. I've since thrown them away. They were surprisingly weak.
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The slats are wide apart. So I bought a compressed board at lowes for $20, had it cut to fit the gaps and put mattress on it. It saves the extra height of the box springs
1991015
should be okay. I have cats size of yorkies and they get thru just fine. Hope this helps.
1615201
I have a small dog weighs about 10 pounds. The opening itself is 7" X 12". The panel takes up about 12" of the door way.
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I'm not sure how long your mini doxie is, but my teacup Yorkie's back length is about 6" and there's a lot of room (length) for her. She is tiny (almost 1.5 lb), so her legs are very short too. With a thick blanket on the bottom of the sling to give her a boost (and to make it more cozy), it works fine for her. It should work for your doxie as well (with a blanket) unless she's a lot bigger/heavier than my puppy. I hope this helps.
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I have a 3.4lb yorkshire terrier and she hasn't been able to squeeze through. She's not overly adventurous though. If your little guy is pretty adventurous, then I would be worried about him trying to squish through, but in general I think it is fine for our tiny little ones.
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The bars are about 1-1/4" apart. I don't know how big a 2 lb. Yorkie is but I expect only a mouse can get through these bars.
512270
I have a small peekapoo/yorkie of about 5lbs. This is perfect for her. It sits about 5in. off the floor and has good support at the corners and some support on the underside. It should work fine for your puppy for quite some time.
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The bars are 1 inch apart. If your pets heads are that size, they'll squeeze through.
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I believe the suckson cups can be placed between the panels. Hope this helps!
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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
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Its really quite small but would work if your Yorkies don't need room to find "just the right spot" in order to go and are willing to share a space about the size of 1 disposable indoor potty pad. The footprint of the cage part is only 29L x 22W (like a bath mat). Look at the chicken pens offered here or the dog exercise pens (some have covers) and even kid playpens that you could top with chicken wire or even turn upside down. All of those will have a larger footprint for roughly the same $ or a bit more.
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I had bought the small size for our 7 lb. Yorkie. The problem is the length from the back legs to the front. Her front legs were above the holes. This distance from her front legs to her back is approximately 9 inches and the leg holes are 6 inches from front leg holes to back leg holes. Hope this helps. I did reorder and got the medium which works out fine.
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There are 8 panels that come with it. It is exactly as it is shown! We have a German Shepherd 8 month old and it is a great size for the larger dogs too. A couple months ago we had to design a lid for it..she is a large dog and can jump out if we didn't have the lid. If you have a puppy or a smaller dog you will be fine. It is quite tall. Hope this helps! We will be using this for at least another year or until we can "fully trust" her by herself ;-)
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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.
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Definitely! If my two pound twelve week old teacup maltese fits in here fine, so will your teacup yorkie. They either snuggle down in because it's soft or sit with their head hanging over the side (the material slouches).
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The slats are 3.5 inches and are almost 3inches apart. We are using it as a couch outside and it looks great for the money.