I have a Pitbull and a small terrier. Will this door work for both or do I need the Large one?
1627625
You will definitely need the larger size. My Schnauzers are about 14" at the shoulder and you would want to be any larger going through these dimensions.
1627626
I would suggest you measure your dog to find out. Go across the front of his/her chest where the dog is widest.
1627627
The medium door will be fine for the terrier but I am afraid the pit bull will have a tuff time getting through it.
1627628
I have 2 pugs and 2 yorkies and they fit fine but it would be to small for a pit the large one would fit fine
1627629
My dog weighs 30 lbs and fit through easily. So it will depend upon how large you pitbull is.
1627630
Based on most Pit Bulls I have seen this would not be large enough. However it is not difficult to open so that whichever size you get for the pit bull the smaller dog should have no trouble.
1982511
I have the large door for a 90 pound Catahoula and a 40 pound Jack Russell mix. Both of them, particularly the smaller one, go only part way out and then change their minds and back their way back in. Drives us crazy. I think that if door you select is the proper size for your dog, it could change its mind too. Even our 22 pound cat has no trouble sticking his head out and then retreating. I hope this helps you make a decision.
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Sorry but my opinion is no...This particular door has two flaps also. I have two indoor dogs a Big 89 pound Weimaraner and a 13 pound Yorkie and the Yorkie will not use it, too intimidated to him, he is scared of it and will not even try to push it in (We have tried everything treats on the other side etc.) Just not so sure if a cat will do it either. My Weim uses the door all the time, it's perfect for him! Good Luck! Wish I could get my husband to let me get a small doggie door for my Yorkie LOL!!
2000689
Both doors are very large i have a 90 pound 6 month old great dane and he gets in no problem
1238899
I have this door and my 22-23 pound Jack Russell Terriers use it, also my sons Rhodesian Ridgeback mix, who is 70 pounds uses it. He doesn't like to use it going out, but will run right back through it. I have found my door works well for dogs up to 50-60 pounds.
1761868
Not sure, the door was purchased for a Doberman weighing 100 lbs and it worked perfectly.
1723072
It depends on what their circumference is. From my experience, medium dog flaps are around the same size as the door on this pet door. I got this door for my fat cat and it is obviously larger than what he needs.
1075569
When I installed this door I had a Bullmastiff mix (90+ lbs.) a Bichon (11 lbs.) and a Shih Tzu (15 lbs.) The ShihTzu has since passed but she had no problem using it until the day she died. The bottom of the door is 10 inches from the floor. None of the dogs have ever had a problem using it at all. The little ones have to hop up a little but that's not nearly as high as getting on the couch or bed.
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I have a smaller terrier and it's a little bulky but not heavy for the dog, collar goes as small as u need it and u can cut excess down if u want, it comes with small studs to replace the Larger Ones if needed
844661
then a small would work..I am upset at my large pet door it don't close all the way and the weather cold or hot comes in home..so I did a complaint on the door..but I did have a medium size dog door before I put the x large on in and a cat would use medium..the small is really small so if you go medium he won't rub his or her sides coming in..
1628265
Hi Janet,No, the medium pet door is a little bit small for a pet that is about 15" tall to his shoulders, because the medium flap is 7 1/4" wide by 13" high. Your best choice will be the extra large pet door.Sandra
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I found on my 30" X 20" door that both were needed. It was not opening even with only one. You might can get away with it since it is a smaller door...I'd order two to be safe and send the extra one back if you can make one work.
1105920
I really can't tell you. I have a small dog and the one Igot for her fits. She is happy cause it works for her
903475
My 14 lb dog uses a medium door, and my 70 lb dogs use an x-large. so I would say a Large would work for you. (a little too large is better than too small)
878059
There is also a button on the inner side of the "door" system that will open the door. Also, the small opening size of the medium door is just big enough for our 20 lb mini schnauzer. No human could fit through, in my opinion. Location close to bottom of exterior door that it is mounted in also insures that the inner door knob cannot be reached from the outside through the dog door.
1616906
If you have an older kennel it is very hard to replace the door. If you will make sure the top and bottom are rounded it should work. I'm sorry we don't get model numbers
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I just got a good size crate for the area I was placing it in, in my front room. I went by the dimensions given in the add based on the size crate you chose. My crate is 42" long. I think it's an xl crate. My 70 lb. Pit bull has plenty of room in it by himself. My 60 lb boxer and my pitbull can curl up next to each other in it as well. It's big. It's better for it to be to big of crate for your dog than to small of a crate. My dogs use mine as dog house to hangout in constantly with the door open when I'm home. Their choice. They are comfortable in it. If it was to small they would hate it, and wouldn't want to go in it easily. I just got a good size crate for the area I was placing it in, in my front room. I went by the dimensions given in the add based on the size crate you chose. My crate is 42" long. I think it's an xl crate. My 70 lb. Pit bull has plenty of room in it by himself. My 60 lb boxer and my pitbull can curl up next to each other in it as well. It's big. It's better for it to be to big of crate for your dog than to small of a crate. My dogs use mine as dog house to hangout in constantly with the door open when I'm home. Their choice. They are comfortable in it. If it was to small they would... » Read More I just got a good size crate for the area I was placing it in, in my front room. I went by the dimensions given in the add based on the size crate you chose. My crate is 42" long. I think it's an xl crate. My 70 lb. Pit bull has plenty of room in it by himself. My 60 lb boxer and my pitbull can curl up next to each other in it as well. It's big. It's better for it to be to big of crate for your dog than to small of a crate. My dogs use mine as dog house to hangout in constantly with the door open when I'm home. Their choice. They are comfortable in it. If it was to small they would hate it, and wouldn't want to go in it easily. « Show Less