How big should a dog house be for a male boxer?

Answer 1

Dogs need TIME more than space; if you have enough time to spend with your dog, you can have a Great Dane in a one-room studio apartment no problem.

However, ideally, a dog needs about the same amount of space as a child would need inside a house--and it's ideal to have at least a medium-sized yard or close access to green areas for the dog to run and play in.

But, again, dogs need time more than they need space.

Answer 2

A dog house needs to be large enough for the dog to fit comfortably but small enough to keep the dog warmer in the winter months. A good rule of thumb is make it approximately 6-8 inches longer than the dog's length with a width of about the length of the dog's body. There isn't a real set size other than that.

Answer 3

A male boxer typically needs a dog house that is at least 3 feet wide, 3 feet long, and 3 feet tall. This size should provide enough space for the dog to stand up, turn around, and lie down comfortably. It's always a good idea to err on the side of larger rather than smaller to ensure your dog has enough room to move around.

Answer 4

im a sheep dog so how big ro thaey im a puppy

Answer 5

I have a Newfoundland, well 2 actually. The male is 14 moths old and stands at 32" at the shoulder. My female is 5 months and is 23" I really hope the male stops growing

Answer 6

The dog house should be large enough for your dog to comfortably lay, stand, and turn around in at the minimum.

Answer 7

Dogs come in all sizes. Chihuahuas are probably the smallest at about 5 pounds, while Mastiffs are probably the largest at about 200 pounds.

Answer 8

big enough for it to lay down in... if you make it too small then it wont be comfortable and make the dog unhappy... make sure that you make it right for the dog and it will love it..