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5 Things to Consider Before Buying Big Cages for Dogs

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5 Things to Consider Before Buying Big Cages for Dogs

If you are like many people, you absolutely love your dog. And if you think you might even get extreme health benefits from loving your dog you're right. Scientists have discovered that owning pets make us healthier. There is even research that suggests pets are the new probiotics for humans! No wonder we want to get the absolute best for our trusted companions. And that goes doubly true when it comes to buying big cages for dogs.  You want the most space and comfort for your pets. After all, some of folks love dogs more than humans! But not so fast! You may not...

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How to Measure Your Dog for an XXL Dog Crate

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How to Measure Your Dog for an XXL Dog Crate

How to Measure Your Dog for an XXL Dog Crate  Your dog isn't just an animal. It's your furry family member and it's up to you to give your dog the quality of life he or she deserves.  Part of their health and safety comes from ensuring they have the right sized crate for sleeping and traveling. Some dogs will need an extra large dog crate to live comfortably and safely, but larger crates aren't always the best option for every dog. In fact, using a crate too big for your dog can make it more difficult to train or house break them....

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Great Dane – Fun Facts and Crate Size

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Great Dane – Fun Facts and Crate Size

  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...

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