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How to FIND THE RIGHT crate DIMENSIONS

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Measure dog's length from their nose to their tail

Measure nose-to-tail length

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Measure their height when seated

Measure seated height

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Add 4 inches to both measurements

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Metal and Wire Dog Crates

As a pet parent, one of the first purchases you will likely make is a dog crate. The reason is simple—they offer your canine a cozy retreat that’s convenient. In addition to providing your pooch with a space of their own, dog crates can also serve a number of other useful purposes. A dog crate can be used to help house train a new dog, protect your home and your pup while you’re away, or provide a convenient option for traveling in a vehicle. Dog crates typically come in two distinct options: wire and plastic. Wire and metal dog crate sizes range from X-Small, for a max weight of 20 lbs., all the way up to XX-Large, for 90 lbs.+. While it’s good to know your dog’s weight, you can also reference our crate sizing guide to get a better idea of which size works for each breed.

Why You Might Consider a Wire Dog Crate

There are a number of benefits and unique features that make wire dog crates the preferred option for some pet parents.

  • Many styles of wire dog crates are collapsible which makes it a convenient option for moving, storing, and transporting when necessary.

  • Many wire dog crates can feature divider inserts that allow you to adjust the size and open space of the crate as your dog grows. This is also beneficial for crate training.

  • Wire dog crates are particularly easy to clean. Plastic or metal pans contain the mess and are removable for cleaning when necessary.

  • Wire dog crates provide better ventilation and visibility for your pet. Simply add a blanket or cover to the cage to provide more privacy for your pooch.

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