Crate Sizes
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Your dog must be able to stand up without touching the top of the crate, sit down, and turn around comfortably.
HOW TO CALCULATE CRATE SIZE #
A = length of animal from tip of nose to base/root of tail.
B = height from ground to elbow joint.
C = width across shoulders or widest point (whichever is the greater).
D = height of animal in natural standing position from top of the head or the ear tip to the floor (whichever is higher).
Note:
If travelling more than 1 animal in a crate, measurements A, B, C and D must relate to the largest animal.
Minimum internal container dimensions for a single animal #
- Container length = A + ½ B
- Container width = C x 2
- Container height E = D + bedding
Container width calculation for multiple animals #
- Two animals: C x 3
- Three animals: C x 4
The following breeds are considered snub nosed and require a 10% larger crate #
Affenpinscher (all breeds), Boston Terrier, Boxer (all breeds), Brussels Griffon, Bulldog (all breeds), Cane Corso, Chow Chow, Dogue de Bordeaux, English Toy Spaniel, Japanese Chin, Lhasa Apso, Mastiff (all breeds), Pit Bull, Presa Canario, Pug (all breeds), Pekingese
OUR CRATE SIZES #
SMALL
500 high 430 wide | 800 long
MEDIUM
600 high | 495 wide | 1100 long
LARGE
800 high | 640 wide | 1100 long
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How long are your crates please
Hi, i have now added the length to the dimensions above