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What Pet Door Size Should You Buy Based On Your Dog's Breed
Once you have decided to buy an Endura Flap pet door, you might be wondering what flap size you need to get. Pet doors are not "one size fits all,’" and the door dimensions will vary as per the size of your pet. Well, we just made it a lot easier for you!
Choose the most suitable pet door size you need as per the breed of your furry friend.
Pet Door Size Chart by Breed
|
Pet Door Size |
Pet Door Dimensions |
Suitable For |
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Small |
6” x 7” |
Cats, Chihuahua, Yorkie, Pomeranian, Maltese, Papillon |
|
Medium |
8” x 15” |
Beagle, Pekingese, Cocker Spaniel, Poodle, Dachshund |
|
Large |
10” x 19” |
Labrador, Boxer, German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Bulldog, Doberman |
|
Extra-Large |
12” x 23” |
Irish Wolfhound, Great Pyrenees, St. Bernard, Rottweiler, Old English Sheepdog, Great Dane |
In case you have more than one pet, make sure that the step-over height is low for the smaller pet, while the maximum height of the flap should allow the tallest pet to get through as well.
For the best fit, we recommend measuring your pet to ensure that their dog flap will fit them.
We've also made the following graphic for you to find the perfect size for your pet. Just find their breed, and see what size they use! It's worth noting that this is only referential, and heights can vary within a breed. The best thing to do is measure measure measure!
Got any questions on choosing the best door size for your pet? Feel free to ask us in the comments section below. Check out our best selling pet doors to find the perfect door for you and your dog. Now that your dog is going to be spending more time outdoors, check out 5 treatments for their seasonal allergies.
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