Gunner Kennels size comparison Small to Intermediate
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- Using 6 dogs, I show them in the different size Gunner Kennels.
Please note, there are always exceptions like if your dog has mobility issues, such as arthritis, you will want to go with the size that will be most comfortable to get in and turn around in. Other factors can include your dogs flexibility and build.
Wonderful to see such fit and athletic looking dogs!
The video turned out great! So helpful!
Those pups are amazingly well-trained!
Very well trained pups!
Thank you so much, I swear this is the best video in terms of which size kennel I need for my dog!
Awesome crates!
This video was super helpful! I just thought I would add in the information that if people are concerned about the crash test rating that the Medium Gunner crate is only tested up to 45lbs, and the Intermediate is tested up to 75 lbs. That needs to be taken into account alongside the actual height & length of the dog. My heeler is a weird size - 32 inches long, 20 inches at the shoulder, but a solid 50 lbs and still growing. I didn't end up going with Gunner because I need to fit two crates in my vehicle and the intermediate would be too big, but if I had, I would have had to go with the intermediate in order to be within the crash rate standards for safety.
Great size comparison video, thanks
Thanks! I needed this video.
Awesome video
Great video!
This video was very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you so much I needed this
Thank you, I love the video ❤️❤️
this was so helpful thank you
Very helpful! Thanks!
those pups are soooooo smart :) Thanks for the info, looking for one for our GSD, looks like the intermediate size will be perfect!
I have seen GSD before but what does it mean?
Service dog?
@@happytrails5342 German Shepherd Dog!
@@sofiaford6130 haha ofc, thanks!
So helpfull, thank you for the video.
So helpful! Looking to get one for my K9, Thank you! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much for posting this video. It's been so helpful. Like one of the other posters, I've been looking at Gunner crate sizes for a corgi. In the Gunner web site reviews, it seems most corgi folks go with a small or medium. For my petite girl (22 pounds and less than 10 inches at the withers), I've ordered a small and am cautiously optimistic it will be a good fit for her. The corgi build is the challenge. If the small doesn't work for her length, it can be exchanged for a medium. The potential extra shipping costs are worth it, to try to get her the safest fit.
Did the small work for you? I just ordered a medium but my corgi is around 26pds
Very helpful! I have a 40lb Border Collie. Will probably go with a medium for car travel.
Holy Smokes, your dogs are so obedient!
I have much work to do.
Kona is intensely focused on you. And Kali is absolutely amazing! Ruger is so good looking.
Their is a difference between focusing on "you" and the "treat" in her hand.
Have a good one!
my exact thought!!
HappyTrails 1 Lol salty much
I love this!! I actually have been looking to get one for my cat but wasn’t sure on the size to get.
@Poppy Belue small might be too big actually.
Thank you for this video. I’ve got a GSD and Malinois both runt sized. Wasn’t sure what to go with but this has helped.
This was so informative! Gunner website recommended an intermediate for my corgi who’s on the longer side, but based on this video, I think the medium would be better suited. Thanks for the great video! I also love seeing how well trained the doggos are :)
While the more snug fit is ideal, you just want to make sure your dog can still turn around.
Where did you get the name plate on the intermediate kennel?
Hi @@EngagedK9 thank you for this video! I'm wondering if you'd be willing to share how long Camila is? She's the same height as my pup but my dog may be a bit longer, and the site recommended a medium. I'm trying to decide if I might need to go for a different brand since he might be between sizes for gunner. TYSM!
@@sssuuuzzz Hello, Camilla isn't my dog, so unfortunately, I do not know her length.
@@michaelguice8941 gunner sales them on their website
My Aussie loves curling up in a ball so she’d also fit the small 🤣 but I find my poodle chooses smaller places and my aussies larger spaces so I ended up getting them the same size for at home.
thank you! so helpful
Glad to hear that!
Hi. Great vid! Is the Aussie in the video a mini, or a standard? I have a mini and am trying to decide which size is best for him. Thank you.
Great video, where did you get your Dutch shepherd ?
Any chance you could send along the measurements of these dogs?
Very helpful. I've been wondering about sizes for my 22", 55# Siberian. Looks like a medium will work well for him if it works for your Dutch Shep. Beautiful dogs and great crate training, BTW!
well trained human
My female German shepherd is 23 inches at the shoulders should I get her the medium one or intermediate?
😂😂 @ 0:40 when Kamila let you know she did the trick.
If it weren’t for this video my min pin would have had a luxury suite bc I almost bought him a large.
Quick question where did you get the custom nameplate for Ruger?
Thanks!
Gunner recommended an intermediate for my pup but seeing the fit with your dogs I think mine is definitely too big. My dog is fully grown at about 43 lbs and 22 inches at the shoulders. With an intermediate curled up in the back he takes up probably just over 1/2 of the kennel. I was worried about sizing down, but this makes me more comfortable to switch to a medium. We upgraded from an intermediate Ruffland, so it's interesting to see how the sizes vary across different brands.
One of my dogs that is about that exact same size is in an intermediate.
hey, I'm just wondering if you can hang or put a Ryobi fan on the small size crate? I konw gunner sells a fan, but i prefer the Ryobi one if possible.
I don't know. I would guess it would be possible with biothane clips that many companies have been making.
This is so helpful! I was thinking my small birder collie should ride in an intermediate but now I know that’s definitely too large for her. She weighs 29 pounds and is 18” at the shoulder - now my dilemma is if she should ride in a medium or small? My concern with the small is that she’s rather long - 33” from nose to base of tail. Do you have a recommendation of which kennel would be safest for her?
My guess would be medium. I think the small would be too small.
You should try impactdog crates btw the best size is always when the dog can stand up comfortable
Usage matters
I can't afford either so 🤷♂️ lol
What size would you recommend for a 60 pound lab mix that's 22 inches tall at the shoulder? (He's muscular not fat) I'm assuming he's between a medium and intermediate but I am curious if the kennel would fit in the backseat of a sedan style car
I would guess either Intermediate or Large. I think medium would be too small.
I'm looking at dog kennels for an iguana
Hi! I'm wondering how long is Ruger from nose to butt? My dog is 55 lbs so Intermediate seems good except he has a long body (48") and Gunners calculator recommends Large based on the length (being longer than 43").
He is roughly 40" nose to butt and 60lbs
@@EngagedK9 thank you!
What would you recommend for a 40 lb Border Collie for traveling overseas in the cargo hold of a plane? I'm PCSing to Japan and am trying to find a good fit that is going to be comfortable enough for him to ride 14 hours in a plane in. He's 19-20 inches high at the shoulder and 30-31 when laying with his front paws stretched in front of him. I want him to be safe but comfortable for a 14 hour plane ride.
You’ll need to look up the airlines requirements for kennel size to your dogs size. From what I understand there a certain total weight requirement for dog and kennel. I also believe your dog needs to be able to stand up straight and not touch the roof of the kennel including ears and be able to turn around. Again, you need to check the international airline requirements.
Love your Videos but in Europe it is illegal to transport dogs in boxes if they can not stand upright and even have an additional 10cm of air space when they sitting. I’m a little shocked by the size selection for the Aussies that small would be better, but I’m happy they travel in a Medium. 😁
I agree, that very snug fit is something one sees for hunting dogs, but it in no way meets air travel criteria, nor does it work well for extended road travel, in my opinion.
@@sprucehounds516 its recommended in the sense of dog safety in the event of an accident, not comfortability for the animal. sure the larger one is better for travel regulations but in a vehicle accident the extra room would cause more harm. i guess the recommendation depends on your use case
I’m stuck between medium and small. I have a working mini Goldendoodle who weighs at 22 pounds just like her brother . What would you suggest for a working dog, also I’m in AZ so I want to do a pad and fan attachment to the kennel.
it's tough to say, 22lbs I want to say Small, but I would also consider the height and length of your dog.
I have a heeler mix that’s 40-45 lbs and 20 inches at the shoulder. He rides in an intermediate Ruffland right now, but would a medium gunner kennel be too small? I love the locking doors on the gunner, but the intermediate would be too big to fit into the cab of my Tacoma.
My Heeler is about 20in at the shoulder but 30lbs and she can turn around easily, however, if she was much bigger I don’t know she could move in to turn around as easily. If you can send me a DM on Instagram, west_coast_heeler_pack I can try and show you a better video of her getting in and out for reference.
@@EngagedK9 I will do that, thank you!
Where y'all get the cool name tag for Ruger's kennel
A friend made them for me.
What are your thoughts on adding a cushion in the crate?
Depends on the dogs. If it's a dog that destroys bedding, then no.
Would a 50 pound Husky mix do better in the Medium or might that be too snug?
Medium would be snug, which is optimal in a crash. Personally, I'd go with intermediate for better cooling/ventilation especially for long car rides.
Everything is a trade-off.
@@lynne-sheltiesrock2322 I got an intermediate, it's snug enough for crashes but not too snug for comfort!
Would intermediate work well with a Belgian Malinois?
Depends on the size of the dog. I know some that would be good in an intermediate and others where that is too small and need a large.
How do you get your dogs so obedient? Do you recommend e-collars?
It's just treats, as soon as the thing they want outweighs what they value the treat as, you won't have control of the dog.
I recomened the plastic command collar,
Search Starmark collar on amazon
She has training courses that you can buy, and I would also recommend checking out Leerburg. I use e-collars, but it is important to understand that an e collar won't teach anything.
something for a 50 kg big dog plz suggest
I would look on the Gunner website and see the dimensions of the Large to determine if you feel that will be best suited.
So are the dogs not supposed to be able to stand in the kennel? Is it only for car travel and sleeping?
Travel/car crate sizing is much different than at home crate sizing. For traveling, you don't want room for your dog to be able to be thrown around. At home, they need room to be able to stand, sit, stretch, lay down stretched out, etc.
What’s the dimensions of the small kennel
The measurements are on the Gunner website.
does weight matter? my dog is also 25 inches at the shoulder but is 80lbs
It can, yes. If your dog struggles to get into the kennel and turn around.
What about if your dog is smaller than the small? Gunner doesn't go any smaller...
I would just get the small. Still better for your dog to be contained while in the vehicle.
Does anyone know anyone who has a small used gunner for a puppy? I don’t want to buy two new ones. At a $1000 for the intermediate and another $600 for a small for 2-3 months. Thats way too much. Anyway used small anyone?
Where are you located? I know someone in SoCal that just listed a small.
you didnt say big stretch.
hahaha, what was I thinking!!
Airlines won't accept the Aussie dog in a small
Based upon what I learned on the Gunner website the deciding factor when sizing these kennels should always be safety. The dogs in your video look far too small for the intermediate. They would tend to slip and slide during travel and perhaps be hurt if a minor accident or worse occurred. Of course I am making an assumption that the primary reason for buying Gunner brands is for travel due to their premium price.
Dude the Australian Cattle dogs look horrible in the small.
Great video!