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Choosing the right MIDWEST dog crate for your dog should involve a number of considerations. Depending on the gender and the possibility of mixed ancestry, and variations within a breed, your dog may need a home that is larger or smaller. This list is provided to help you choose the proper size home for your adult dog. Not all breeds are listed. If your breed is not listed, select breed most similar in size to yours. If you have an adult dog we reccomend you measure your dog, and select a crate that is at least 4 inches longer (tip of nose to tail) and 4 inches higher than your pet (floor to top of head).   Ideally, your dog should be able to stretch out, stand, and move around a bit. If you have a young pup, your dog will "grow into" his crate.