Will this crate work with a very aggressive chewer?
598738
I have had several Lab puppies & several Great Dane puppies that have been through my crate. No problems so far.
598739
We have a chewer also! The double latch is helpful. But, it does not take down as easily as I would like! Our Plott hound is such a chewer, iI did not put a blanket or pad in it. But, iI found a padded bathmat that he has not bothered. He may just be grateful to have a little padding! We also make sure he has a large rawhide bone in his crate.
1900061
I'd hesitate to give a definitive answer as "aggressive chewer" is somewhat subjective but I can tell you that I have a Rottweiler who usually destroys toy in a matter of minutes and this thing lasts her weeks including occasional bouts of tug-of-war with my parents Chocolate Lab when we visit over there. I feel like I definitely get my moneys worth out of this purchase.
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.
1904500
Easily. I have a 68 pound Pit that calls this crate home. Made well and quite secure.
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.
319081
I have a pitbull/lab in mine and she has not escaped, where she has in other crates. We did use a chain and hook on the doors to be on the safe side, but so far (1 year) she has not escaped. Worked great for us.
1262549
Yes. I have two 40 lb basset/corgi mixes and they both fit in it comfortably with room to lay down. They are very short but could be twice as tall and still comfortably share this crate.
1235399
I have not used this crate for a Great Dane but I do have Pyr's. I would not use it for large dogs at all. It is fine with my cavaliers, but not for large fellows/not sturdy enough to work well with them,in my opinion.
1900059
My 18 month old Corgi managed to chew off the ears and nose within minutes of taking it out of the shipping box. Within a week it was done for. I wouldn't recommend it for an aggressive chewer. Definitely a disappointing product. I would, however, recommend a deer antler.
1887812
This large crate is huge for our almost grown 20lb. mini Aussie. I believe the weight would work, but what is the pups height. That may be the question. The crate has worked wonderfully. Hope this helps.
1014489
I don't think this would fit a 49 lbs pitbull. It depends on the dimensions of the dog. There are so many variations of pitbulls and sizes that weight isn't a good judge. I don't think the crate could stand a pitbulls strength if the dog has separation anxiety or gets bored easily.
1309719
I would say yes, I put my 5 pound pomeranian on it and he does just fine--the hardware may be a bit large for him, depending on his collar--you may want to change the connector.
2062961
The cage is large however it isn't as sturdy as a smaller one that we have. Our dog is 40 lbs but not very active in the cage. If yours is hyper, you would be better with something more sturdy.
1095326
If it chews and scratches I would say no. My little yorkie has torn the bottom out of ours.
1607547
Yes. We bought for our beagle / basset mix. I absolutely LOVE this crate, and so does our pup!
550437
No! This crate is not as big as it states. Our 35lbs Puggle fits in there fine but our 45lbs lab is to big.
1110575
Absolutely !!! I have Irish Wolfhounds and this is great..... biggest I found for a soft crate...opens and closes with ease