How to measure for your PetPen Dog Create?

Measuring your furry friend for the perfect PetPen size is a straightforward process that ensures their comfort and safety. Follow these steps to determine the ideal dimensions:

Size Guide
Size Chart

S = Small, M = Medium, L = Large, NS = Not Suitable Please be advised that while this size chart provides valuable information, the ultimate responsibility lies with you to select the correct size for your dog and the available space.

Breed PetPen Size Weight (lbs)
Affenpinscher S 25
Afghan Hound NS 91 - 110
Airedale Terrier M/L 71 - 90
Akita L/NS 91 - 110
Akita NS 91 - 110
Alaskan Malamute L/NS 91 - 110
American Bull Dog M/L 71 - 90
American Eskimo M 41 - 70
American Pit Bull Terrier S/M 26 - 40
American Staffordshire Terrier S/M 26 - 40
American Water Spaniel S/M 26 - 40
Anatolian Shepherd L 91 - 110
Aussiedoodle M/L 71 - 90
Australian Cattle Dog M 41 - 70
Australian Kelpie M/L 71 - 90
Australian Shepherd M/L 71 - 90
Australian Stumpy Tail Cattle Dog M 41 - 70
Australian Terrier S 25
Basenji S/M 26 - 40
Basset Hound M 41 - 70
Bavarian Mountain Scent Hound M 41 - 70
Beagle M 41 - 70
Bearded Collie M/L 71 - 90
Bedlington Terrier S/M 26 - 40
Belgian Malinois M/L 71 - 90
Belgian Sheepdog M/L 71 - 90
Belgian Tervuren M/L 71 - 90
Bernedoodle M/L 71 - 90
Bernese Mountain Dog L 91 - 110
Bichon Frise S 25
Bloodhound L/NS 91 - 110
Boerboel L/NS 91 - 110
Border Collie M/L 71 - 90
Border Terrier S 25
Borzoi NS 110+
Boston Terrier S 25
Bouvier Des Flandres L/NS 91 - 110
Boxer M/L 71 - 90
Boykin Spaniel S/M 26 - 40
Briard L 91 - 110
Brittany Spaniel M 41 - 70
Broholmer NS 110+
Brussels Griffon S 25
Bull Terrier M 41 - 70
Bulldog M 41 - 70
Bullmastiff L/NS 91 - 110
Cardigan Welsh Corgi S/M 26 - 40
Carin Terrier S/M 26 - 40
Catahoula Leopard Dog L 91 - 110
Cavaopoo S 25
Chesapeake Bay Retriever M/L 71 - 90
Chihuahua S 25
Chinese Crested S 25
Chinese Shar-Pei M 41 - 70
Chinook L 91 - 110
Chiweenie S 25
Chow-Chow M/L 71 - 90
Clumber Spaniel S/M 26 - 40
Cocker Spaniel M 41 - 70
Collie L 91 - 110
Dachshund S/M 26 - 40
Dalmatian M/L 71 - 90
Doberman Pinscher L 91 - 110
Dogue De Bordeaux NS 91 - 110
English Setter M 41 - 70
English Springer Spaniel M 41 - 70
Finnish Spitz M 41 - 70
Fox Terrier S 25
French Bulldog S/M 26 - 40
German Pinscher S/M 50 - 60
German Shepherd L 91 - 110
Giant Schnauzer L/NS 91 - 110
Golden Retriever M/L 71 - 90
Goldendoodle M/L 71 - 90
Gordon Setter M/L 71 - 90
Great Dane NS 110+
Great Pyrenees NS 110+
Greyhound L/NS 91 - 110
Harrier M 41 - 70
Havanese S 25
Ibizan Hound M/L 71 - 90
Irish Setter M/L 71 - 90
Irish Terrier S/M 50 - 60
Irish Water Spaniel M/L 71 - 90
Irish Wolfhound NS 110+
Italian Greyhound S 25
Jack Russel Terrier S 25
Japanese Chin S 25
Keeshond M 41 - 70
Kerry Blue Terrier M 41 - 70
King Charles Spaniel S/M 26 - 40
Komondor NS 91 - 110
Labrador Retriever M/L 71 - 90
Leonberger NS 110+
Lhasa Apso S/M 26 - 40
Malinois NS 91 - 110
Maltese S 25
Maltipoo S 25
Manchester Terrier S 25
Mastiff NS 110+
Miniature Dachshund S 25
Miniature Pinscher S/M 26 - 40
Miniature Poodle S 25
Miniature Schnauzer S/M 26 - 40
Morkie (Maltese | Yorkshire Terrier mix) S 25
Neapolitan Mastiff NS 110+
Newfoundland NS 91 - 110
Norfolk Terrier S 25
Norwegian Elkhound M 41 - 70
Norwich Terrier S 25
Old English Sheepdog L 91 - 110
Otterhound L/NS 91 - 110
Papillon S 25
Parson Russell Terrier S 40
Pekingese S/M 26 - 40
Pharaoh Hound M/L 71 - 90
Plott Hound M/L 71 - 90
Pointer L/NS 91 - 110
Pomeranian S 25
Pomsky S 40
Poochon S 40
Poodle (Small) S 40
Poodle (Standard) M/L 71 - 90
Portuguese Water Dog M 41 - 70
Pug S 25
Puggle (Pug | Beagle mix) S/M 26 - 40
Redbone Coonhound S/M 26 - 40
Rhodesian Ridgeback M/L 71 - 90
Rottweiler L 91 - 110
Russian Bear Dog NS 110+
Russian Toy S 25
Saluki M/L 71 - 90
Samoyed L/NS 91 - 110
Schipperke S 40
Schnauzer S 40
Schnoodle M/L 71 - 90
Scottish Deerhound NS 110+
Scottish Terrier S/M 26 - 40
Segugio Italiano M 41 - 70
Sheepadoodle M/L 71 - 90
Shetland Sheepdog S/M 26 - 40
Shih Tzu S 25
Siberian Husky NS 91 - 110
Silky Terrier S 25
Skye Terrier S 25
Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier M 41 - 70
St. Bernard NS 110+
Staffordshire Terrier S/M 26 - 40
Standard Schnauzer M 41 - 70
Teacup Yorkshire Terrier S 25
Terrier S 25
Tervueren L 91 - 110
Tibetan Spaniel S 25
Tibetan Terrier S/M 26 - 40
Toy Fox Terrier S 25
Toy Poodle S 25
Treeing Tennessee Brindle M 41 - 70
Vizsla M/L 71 - 90
Weimaraner L/NS 91 - 110
Welsh Corgi M 41 - 70
Welsh Springer Spaniel S/M 26 - 40
Welsh Terrier S/M 26 - 40
West Highland Terrier S/M 26 - 40
Whippet M 41 - 70
XL Bully L/NS 91 - 110
Yakutian Laika M 41 - 70
Yorkie Poo S 25
Yorkshire S 25
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Size Chart by Breed

  • 1. Length Measurement

    With your pet standing comfortably, measure from the tip of their nose to the base of their tail. This length measurement will help determine the appropriate size of the PetPen.

  • 2. Height Measurement

    While your pet is sitting down, measure from the top of their head down their front legs to the floor. This height measurement is crucial for ensuring that your pet can sit, stand, and move around comfortably inside the PetPen.

  • 3. Add Extra Space

    To provide your pet with enough space to stretch out, turn around, and move comfortably, consider adding a few extra inches to both the length and height measurements. Be sure to account for the height of any bed you plan to include as well.

  • 4. Choosing the Right Size PetPen

    Selecting the right size PetPen is crucial for your pet's well-being and happiness. A properly sized PetPen offers a cosy and secure space for relaxation and rest. Consider your pet's current size, breed characteristics, and anticipated growth when choosing the ideal PetPen. For reference, "Lenny" the Sprocker is shown here in a Small, which is now probably too small as he's fully grown—a Medium might be a better choice. For more guidance, refer to our Size Guide.

  • 5. Planning for Growth

    For puppies, it is important to anticipate their growth and select a PetPen size that accommodates their future size. You can choose a larger crate, ensuring that they have enough space at every stage of their development.

  • 6. Creating a Comfortable Environment

    Make your pet's PetPen a welcoming and cosy space by adding soft bedding, toys, and treats. Encourage positive associations with the crate by using it for quiet time, and rest. With the right size and setup, your pet will come to view their PetPen as a safe and comfortable retreat.