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Introduction Whatever the type or size of your dog, Midwest dog crates have got you covered. They come in all sizes designed to suit the needs of different dog personalities. There are many different models in the Midwest dog crate collection, often referred to as a series, and they come in different finishes, colors, configurations, often come with a free divider panel, as well as free shipping. This guide will enable you to get the Midwest dog crate that is perfect for your dog. The Brand Before embarking on the purchase of a dog crate, you should always take the reputation...

Dachshund Quick facts: AKC recognized in 1885 Lifespan: 12.7 years Size: small Energy: medium Recommended Crate Size: 30” dog crate*  Return to the main Dog Crate Sizes Breed Chart. The Dachshund is short-legged with a long body, belonging to the hound family. The original breed was developed to chase, scent, and flush out badgers and other pest-like animals. The miniature dog breed was developed to hunt small prey such as rabbits. In the US, this dog also used to hunt prairie dogs and track down wounded deer. This dog comes in 15 colors, with 6 different marking combinations. The Dachshund...

  Great Dane Quick Facts AKC recognized in 1887 Lifespan: 8 years Size: Large Energy: Medium Recommended Crate Size: 54” dog crate*  Return to the main Dog Crate Sizes Breed Chart. Table of Contents Introduction Breed Appearance Nutrition Grooming Exercise Pet Crate Size More Information Introduction The Great Danes are indeed an interesting pet, originally bred as a boar hunting hound. They do not need much exercise. However, they require lots of space and should not be kept in a small apartment. This German breed is indeed a good companion and is typically not aggressive towards people. One thing to...

  Miniature Schnauzer Quick Facts: AKC recognized in 1926 Lifespan: 12-14 years Size: Small Energy: Medium Recommended Crate Size: 30” dog crate*  Return to the main Dog Crate Sizes Breed Chart. Table of Contents Introduction Breed Appearance Nutrition Grooming Exercise Pet Crate Size More Information Introduction The mini schnauzer was originally bred for farm work as a 'ratter'; it is classified within the terrier family. Their small figure makes them suitable for city living. This highly intelligent dog is also a good guard dog with excellent hearing, vision, and loud bark. Breed The American Kennel Club formally recognized the Miniature Schnauzer...

Yorkshire Terrier Quick Facts: AKC recognized in 1885 Lifespan: 13-16 years Size: Small Energy: Medium Recommended Crate Size: 18”-22" dog crate*  Return to the main Dog Crate Sizes Breed Chart. Yorkshire or Yorkie easily adapts to its surroundings, travels well and makes a good companion. This dog is considered a toy dog or toy terrier due to its small size. Despite the size, the Yorkie is also considered a great little watchdog as they have a tendency to bark at anything they may find disturbing. Loyalty is in their nature as they closely bond to family members. Breed The American...