Whether your best friend is a Chihuahua or Great Dane, there is
an appropriate size crate for them.
Not exact matches
Because many pups are still growing until they reach 2 years, the Dogster website recommends purchasing adjustable collars, harnesses,
crates and coats that will grow along with your pooch so you're not constantly purchasing and replacing
size -
appropriate items as he matures.
Until then, keep them in a
size -
appropriate crate, and take them out on a leash at least every hour.
Obviously the
crate is too big for proper potty training, you will have to section it off to the
appropriate size for your puppy.
The use of
appropriate chew items (Nylabones, giant
size Kong toys, and Booda rope bones) as well as
crate training for when your puppy is not directly supervised, can be of great benefit to you and your dog.
It is important to choose a
crate of
appropriate size and adjust confinement times as the dog matures in order to build long term success.
Secure pet carriers for cats and small dogs and sturdy leashes / harnesses for larger dogs and
appropriate -
sized crates or cages for other type pets such as reptiles, birds, etc..
In most cases it will be necessary for your dog to travel in an airline approved carrier; therefore, your first step is to teach your dog to relax in a small, confined area, ideally in the
appropriate -
sized crate (see our handout on «Crate Training in Dogs «-
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To figure out the
appropriate crate size for your dog, allow for him to be able to stand up and turn around comfortably.
Note that these measurements are for the minimum dog
crate size appropriate to your breed.
For dogs weighing between 11 - 25 lbs and with height ranging from 13 ″ -17 ″ inches, these
sizes of
crates would be
appropriate:
By renting, you can trade up to the
appropriate size for your puppy until he's reached his adult
size, when you can invest in a permanent
crate.
Pups 2 Luv reimburses foster homes for food and will loan the foster home the
appropriate size collar, leash and
crate for the specific foster puppy / dog.
By renting, you can trade up to the
appropriate size for your puppy until they reach adult
size, when you can invest in a permanent
crate.