They're the one waiting at the door, the best part of coming home. Family. So we sweat every detail of our award-winning crates and attachments, from safety and comfort to design and craftsmanship, until the crate becomes the place they choose to rest.
Bringing a new dog home changes everything, in the best and most exhausting way. From the first night to the hundredth, a Diggs crate gives them a calm, den-like space that's entirely their own, safe enough to settle, sleep, and actually rest, so you can too.
Add a soft bed, a familiar toy, and a little patience, and watch their first night turn into their favorite spot.
Crate, bed, and the patented Groov training aid, designed as one system so the pieces fit and the routine sticks. The crate gives your dog a den of their own to settle in. The bed makes it somewhere they want to be. And Groov turns training into something they look forward to, a lick mat that rewards calm and makes the crate a happy place from day one.
Your dog should be able to stand up fully, turn around, and lie down stretched out. Past that, extra room works against you. A crate that's too large stops feeling like a den and makes potty training harder.
Size using three measurements, not weight alone. Height matters as much as weight:
Compare all three against the interior dimensions listed on each product page, not the exterior.
If your dog is a puppy, size for their adult measurements rather than today's. Your breeder or vet is the best source for that estimate, and the parents' measurements are a useful indicator. Online growth calculators can help, though we can't vouch for their accuracy. A divider keeps the interior right-sized while they grow into it.
Doodle breeds deserve extra attention here. Sizes vary widely within the breed and they tend to be tall. Ask your breeder which range your puppy falls into (toy, mini, medium, standard) and what adult measurements to expect.
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