Is this suitable for a smaller 65lb female german shepherd? She's very calm
1780700
I wouldn't recommend it. My beagle could jump out of her play pen by 4 months.
1780701
It is plenty big on the inside. We have a 32lb brittany and she has more than enough room. Friends of ours bought the same crate for their weimeraner and he can stretch out nicely. Not sure if the height will be suitable for you, but the lid IS removable.
1780702
Not this size. My dog is 8 lb. I wouldn't put my 35 lb Wheaton in it as I think if he put his paws up on the side it may flip. The larger size may work well. I do like the product. It's well made and does as advertised.
1780703
No. Maybe a 20 lb. dog at the largest. I purchased it for a 5 lb. malitpoo and it is perfect.
566551
Wanted to use it for a 2 month old German Shepherd, but I think the dog was too big. A small dog would probably work just fine.
225419
It should be fine if she's taller. I got leg extensions for our taller dogs.
1764269
I have a large german sheperd that I bought this for. I personally would not recommend this product for a small dog. The lowest setting on this was enough to make my dog behave but I feel it would be too much for a small dog.
918485
Maybe, maybe not. I don't think so. She may weigh too much for this to be helpful. And my 27 pound dog only uses it to go down, not up.
512270
I have a small peekapoo/yorkie of about 5lbs. This is perfect for her. It sits about 5in. off the floor and has good support at the corners and some support on the underside. It should work fine for your puppy for quite some time.
638142
I have a 50lb australian sheppard mix, I thought it would be too small for him but it works fine, he could use a bigger one so I think it would be fine for a smaller dog.
1333673
Yes, It is great for our german shepard. After a couple shocks for not listening she is a new dog. We do not have to shock anymore just vibrate occasionally to make her listen. This is well built and well worth the money. Just make sure the prongs are past the long hair and touching skin.
537921
No. This is not an adequate approach to your dog's safety, 120 lbs or 20 lbs, doesn't matter. I have yet to find anything that can accommodate an active dog appropriately.
212009
I would say definitely not. Our dog is only 13.5 lbs when we bought it and if she stretches out, her legs are hanging out. She's 15 lbs now, it just seems right for her now.
1895548
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! ☺
1496626
No. I would not use this for a German Shepherd sized dog- get the size larger. It is between the size of a racquetball and a tennis ball.
447858
Like the others, I am also unsure of the weight limit but it's no problem for an 80lb German Shepherd. It kind of dips in the center (slightly) when she is on it, but I think that's what it's supposed to do to absorb her weight. It bounces right back once she's off of it. It's a really nice bed and does seem strong, but the large size would not be big enough for a 200lb Great Dane.
2194911
My dog is about 22 lbs. the collar has plenty of room to size it down. The size of the device itself could be awkward for smaller dogs though
278232
We have a small dog and she seems to have no problem. There are a number of natural sounds that actually seem relaxing to our dog. We have settled on the sea side tone for our use.
706658
Really depends on how big your German Shepard is. My lab is 55 lbs and she has PLENTY of room. I can fit my lab and my neighbors 45lb lab in this kennel and they still have enough room to both lay down in it and not be on top of each other. Hope that helps
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I have a grey, and this cage is much smaller than what she is used too. But she seems to love it and is very active inside. She's a little leary of the ladder on top because the wrungs are small. Well pleased.