Siberian Husky - Kennel Size?

Question

Hello, I'm getting a Siberian Husky as a puppy and wanted to know what a good size kennel for inside?

Answer 1

At least a large. While he is a puppy you can seperate it, but if you paln to use it the crate through adulthood get a least a large, even extra large.

Answer 2

Get a kennel that the puppy will grow into. Don't get a small one because he or she won't fit in it for long! A large kennel would be best. Most kennels are ranked by tiny, small, medium, large & extra large and many will have a list of recommended breeds on the tag. Get which ever size is recommended for a Lab if Husky isn't listed on the kennel. I'm not sure of the height in inches but go to your local Petco or Petsmart and look there. Even if you don't buy it from them (they can be a bit pricey) you'll have a better idea of the size you need. Good luck with your new puppy, Huskies are the best dogs!!!!

Answer 3

I would get an extra large, it is better to have a room for your puppy to grow into it. But you have to block the back part of it off while the puppy is still little. It defeats the purpose of a kennel if the puppy can do there business and still have a dry area to sit on. I found if you stick a blanket that smells like you in the bottum ( one you do not mind getting ruined), and a few toys that they can not chock on, it helps calm the puppy while you are away. Also, it is a good idea to get them used to being brushed, bathed, and nails clipped while they are little. Good luck with your new baby!

Answer 4

I have a siberian husky- i would recomend a x-tra large. This way it will have plenty of room to move around in .

Answer 5

large or x-tra large, you can put a box in it at first to block it off so it doesnt have too much space so it wont go to the potty in one end and sleep in the other. take the box out as the pup grows and gets house broken

Answer 6

Large. Not Giant or the extra large.