Would the large work for a 50 lb. AmStaff? She sometimes curls up and sometimes lies on her side to sleep.
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We have an XL for our 50 lb dog. I would suggest XL, especially for the times he stretches out.
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My dogs are 54 and 62 lbs. and it works fine. Even if they don't curl up in a ball they like to put their heads on the edge. I have the 2 side by side with a quilt covering them to make it a little softer.
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The large bed works great for my 40 pound border collie (large for her breed) and leaves plenty of room left over. I think it would work for a 50 pound dog as well.
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Ours works for a 76 lb. Elkhound-Husky mix, so I would say yes... he usually lies on his side.
45757
A large will be fine. They are for 60-130 lbs. I have a 65lb black lab and it fits her just fine. Now if only she wouldn't hate it so bad...works great for keeping her from pulling, but she really gets irritated with it and constantly rubs in her nose on the ground trying to get it off. Good luck! You can't beat this price either.
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Depends how closely they sleep together, but I would say yes. My 2 dogs- 80 and 55 pounds, comfortably fit with room to spare, but they both curl up.
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I have a 12# Cock-a-Poo mix and she curls up in it when she sleeps. I guess if your dog curls up when she sleeps, it will work for her. When my 'baby' isn't sleeping, she can sit and look out the window or she lays down and rests her head on on the edge of the booster seat.
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Try the extra large...these things are great but for dogs with a belly, can be too tight when they are laying down...
812320
I'm not sure that would work. I have two dogs. One needs the size large and he is about 90 pounds. The other dog is about 40 pounds and wears the small. Her small halter would not work on the larger dog due to the shape even if I could add enough extensions to get it around him.
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We have two small dogs that share the xlarge bed. This bed is very firm and heavy. A large dog should do well.
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My boxer is 62 pounds and we have the size large, she fit very comfortable. I believe the foam is the same in all sizes so it depends on how big you want it.
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I have the large for my 50lbs. Siberian Husky and it works perfectly for her. This is honestly the best crate I've had for her.
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She would be curled up and not be able to spread out. I would go with the large.
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Hello Jill! Did you end up purchasing this product? I too have a 45-50 lb dog and would love to purchase this for her. However, in the previous answers the people who were kind enough to answer seemed to miss the fact that their dogs were roughly double the size of our dogs and because it fit their 80-100 pound dogs doesn't mean it will fit ours. I'd love to hear whether it worked or not if you purchased it!
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I bought large ones for my 105 lb dog, and they fit, but there is some problem with them rotating so that the fabric actually on the bottom. I'd be inclined to go a bit smaller than you'd think.
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Yes! It should. I actually had to exchange mine for a medium because the large was too big for my 60lb dog...so it should be the perfect size for 100lbs!
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I have a 70lb lab, and he really likes to curl up in it, but if he were any bigger he wouldn't fit very well. He does stretch out across it sometimes.
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It would probably be a tight fit. My dog is a 65-lb golden/shepherd mix. He eats in there, can lie down and turn around comfortably, but I have trouble imagining a much bigger dog doing the same. I'd go for the next size up.
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Hi! Sorry? Just saw this from yesterday right now. I got it large for my 34 pound mixed breed, and I wouldn't get it any smaller. So, definitely go with the large? Also, I actually looked at a YouTube because I couldn't figure out how to put it on.mi'm not stupid, just too impatient to read directions so I exhaust myself! Lol. It's a great thing. She walks so much better! Good luck!
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I'm not sure. I would have to say no. My boxer is 50 pounds and fits in a Large