So, if you want to purchase an extra large dog crate that your Weimaraner puppy will grow into--what do you do? You buy a large crate, perhaps a 500 size dog crate, with a removable divider. For Weimaraners, you usually need a crate that is at least 48“ long.
When your puppy is still small, keep the divider in place. Your pup will be comfortable in the smaller space, and will keep this smaller area clean.
When you puppy gets bigger, and is house-trained, remove the divider and give him the whole area. At this point, he will be comfortable in the larger area and will not soil his large dog crates.
Dog Travel Pen or Bed

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Many of the same issues apply when you buy a dog crate that will be used for travel or as a bed.
In this case, you might want to consider purchasing a plastic dog crate, especially if your dog will be traveling with you by air.
No matter what the purpose, your dog’s travel pen should be large enough that she can stand up and turn around--but small enough that she won’t use the rear of the crate as an area to soil.
There are some travel pens on the market that have a divider. So, once again, you can buy an over-sized travel pen, and let your pup grow into it.
Another approach if you buy an over-sized travel pen, is to place something in the rear, so your pup doesn’t have extra space to do his business away from where he sleeps.
Whatever you decide to do, keep in mind that your Weimaraner puppy will grow fast, and soon he will need one of the large dog crates. In the meantime, you need to make sure that his crate is just right--for now!
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