I have a German Shepard and she is 3 months old and 50lbs...(She is still a puppy and growing). Will this house work or should I go with a bigger one?
1712563
Yes this house will work it is plenty big for a German Shepard or any dog growing big. The only thing I did different with this house was not put on the flabbing door. I never could get the door to stay on one of the sides it was like one of the screws that was included wasn't the same as the other ones but my dog still gets in there it took him awhile but he eventually did.
1712564
This will be big enough in all likelihood, but not sturdy enough. A hyper puppy already that weight might try to use it as a backstop and jump on it when running around... I doubt it takes much of that sort of punishment.
1712565
I wouldn't advise it. This is a poorly constructed house. It's also not good for her size. When we had it our female Pointer was ok in it, adult and 45 lbs. Then our coonhound ( adult 55 lbs ) decided to take it over for a time. It ended up collapsing, it also got soft spots on the roof from Florida sun.
1591646
We have a 101 lb weimaraniner, and he does great. The covers zip off so you could add to it or change it if needed. :)
812644
Hmmm - I bought two large houses for my two medium sized dogs. They both weigh between 40 - 50 pounds so, 90 pounds of dog. Well, they much prefer a single house packed in there together so I'd say a large should be big enough for you friend. These houses are much roomier than the look thanks to the miracle of solid geometry.
1895550
I would say yes! We have a 100 lb German Shepherd with separation anxiety, who would break out of everything we put him in, and he's never been able to get out of this! We've had this for 10 months, and is the best investment in our dog that we've ever made! &#9786;
145845
I have a 30lb puppy & a 50lb puppy & the large size has worked great for both since they were 8weeks old. If you have an aggressive chewer you might think about a Kong extreme (the black) but unless this is their only toy you should not have a problem.
1123824
Our puppy is 6lb. It might b little too small. U might want to go up a size.
550441
If it's just for the German Shepherd to sleep in I'd say yes. If you want room for him to move around I'd say get something a bit larger. It's perfect for my 26 pound schnauzer.
1743081
My dog is around the same size as your husky. We have a 42inch and she has more than enough space. You could go either way but I like her to have the extra space so I would go 42. Definitely 2 of her could fit inside.
384384
I have a 8lb Morkie and she fits nice in this kennel. You could have a larger dog but I wouldn't go any larger than 15-20lbs. I like to make sure they have enough room to move around. Hope that helps a bit
534866
I think you can get the giant one...I have a 70lb german shepherd and the giant was okay, but just SLIGHTLY too wide, I think it would work well for your dog.
1288048
I would go with a different kennel, something a little taller. We bought this for a baby rotty and at 3 months she fit but any older and it would not have worked. Depends on how tall your dog is I guess. They say as long as they can sit up comfortably and ears are not touching the top it is the right fit. Have your dog sit and measure height to the top of ears and see.
2026658
Absolutely...we have a 2 year old, 150+ pound English mastiff and it has room to grow beyond her! :)
1217877
I purchased the jumbo for my boxer mix puppy. He has played with it from 45-65lbs. I would recommend at least that size for a german shepherd.
2151895
I have a Great Dane- 150 lbs. He is not broad but tall. He has plenty of room. If he liked to stretch out completely , with his long legs he would hang off slightly but only slightly. This bed supports well and he does not touch the floor. I didn't want to go bigger because of the rooms I would have this bed in at home. It does take up space, so take that into consideration. It is perfect for my big baby! I feel you be fine with this size for your Newfie.
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I would get the larger size for your lab. I have two mini schnauzer puppies and they equal about ten pounds combined and it is perfect for the two of them to cuddle. I am thinking about getting the larger one soon. It is a good quality bed though. My puppy's tug at the faux sheering and try to eat it. They are still babies though. If u have an adult dog it will be perfect.
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
205446
No...I would recommend you look into the next size up bed. They are a solid bed...but I would be worried a dog that size would put too much strain over time on the structure. Hope this helps!