Can someone recommend what size would be good for crate training Boston Terrier <20 lbs? Thanks!
1259012
yes! since it has the divider and you can use that to reduce the space this way he she has no where to "go" and will be housebroken in no time
1259013
I have the 36X24 and its pretty big. I think for a setter or lab when grown. I think you would need to go down at 1 size maybe 2. It can be adjusted inside so maybe a little bigger wouldn't matter. I hope that helps some.
284204
The size I got (30'' X 42") would be far too big, it would be like a bedroom, not a crate :-). My 89 lbs. lab even has plenty of room to turn around.
1538890
Yea, we kept our Cav in it until she was about 20 lbs. This is a great dog crate. We bought the same thing only the next size to accommodate her as she gets bigger.
1582461
I have a 17-20 pound Welsh terrier and the medium was a perfect fit. We originally bought a small based on the Thundershirt sizing but that was about 2 inches short on his back and too snug around his chest. Hope that helps.
1258336
I have a 22 lb. Boston Terrier and he had plenty of room. I think you would be fine.
2214414
I got the XL , I use it for my MaineCoon.I have cat box , small scratching post, food and water....its a big crate! Great Dane....I'd go lg or XL.
635051
Crate are done by dimension and not weight typical..... My dog 58lbs and measures 21.5" tall the shoulder. I got the "36" x 23 by 25" which fit him alright but he can't stand complete straight in the crate. I would order the XL next time. I would guess the medium or 36" x 23 by 25" for your dog...
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.
611045
Definitely go with the large. I bought the large for my two Beagle/Terrier's (17 lbs & 19 lbs) and there's still room in there, it would work fine for 3 dogs of the size you have. Be aware. . . check the dimensions of the cage. The large cage WILL NOT fit thru a standard doorway, once put together. I knew this and was fine with it. If you put it into a back bedroom / spare room, it probably will not come out without taking it apart. It's very easy to put together, only requies an allen type wrench, which is included with the cage. Highly recommend this cage !
1382623
I believe we have the 20" collar. It is 17 1/2" to the smallest hole and 20.5" to the largest. So I would guess that the 20" would be too big for your dog.
355365
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.
1981155
Very much depends on the way you crate your dog and his length/height more than weight. We use a tight fitting crate so our English Bulldog can turn around and readjust comfortably, but can't urinate in the crate and avoid laying in it (thus helping her avoid urinating in the crate). This is just the right size for her, and she's about 40 lbs. some folks prefer a roomy crate for their pet, and it sounds like it would allow your boy some room. But Its hard for me to tell for certain while not knowing his height or length.
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I can only say that for my 20 pound Dachshund I buy the small size. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
437939
Medium crate is fine for short periods. However since my ChiPoodle is left home alone while I work I actually have the one for large dogs. It works great she has plenty of room to stretch and play.
2156672
We have the small for our 20 lb rat terrier, so you might need the xtra small, you might want to check in the doggles website the size charts just to be safe :)
319961
I purchased a "small" for my 8 pound Silky Terrier. It fit relatively well for that size/weight. However, she was very bothered by the straps around her back legs/groin area and wouldn't walk. When I pulled on leash, her back end went right up in the air...so did not work out for us. A larger, heavier dog will likely be more adaptable to this style. Good luck.
521871
I have a 20 pound scottish terrier and he fits roomily. 2 dogs his size would fit but it might be tight. Anything smaller would be fine
1777175
My Boston Terrier is 12 pounds - she did very well in the carrier, it was not stressed at all. It could handle probably another 5 pounds or so. I don't know if I would "stuff" an animal into it that was too much bigger, keeping the comfort of the animal in mind, but I believe the carrier is made well enough to accommodate that weight.