MidWest iCrate Double-Door Folding Metal Dog Crate, 48 Inches by 30 Inches by 33 Inches

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If you're looking for a furniture-style dog crate and your interior is more rustic in style than modern, then the FEANDREA Wooden Dog Crate offers an attractive option for both dog and owner. Crating a dog is a very useful thing to be able to do,” explains Dr. Joanna Woodnutt. “Dogs that have been trained to love their crate are easier to keep safe when you’re out of the house, or when you have visitors. It also gives them a safe space to retreat to when they’re afraid (such as noise phobias). One benefit that is often forgotten is that dogs who are used to being crated are calmer at the kennels and vets – as a vet, I can always tell which dogs are crate trained and which are not.” Are you and your dog always on the go? Then you need to find the perfect dog transport crate for your car. The law now states that your dog must be secured in the car, whether that be in a crate or using a harness and strap to be fastened into a seat. This is to help prevent your dog being thrown around the car in case of an accident, which could potentially cause injury to either you, another person in the car or to your pet. The dog crate features an anti rust powder coating to help preserve its longevity and the company says that it wants you to think of them as your one stop shop for high quality pet products. It's available in two spacious sizes, with room in the bigger size for a larger dog, without taking up a lot of room in the house. It does this by acting as a stylish table, as well as a dog crate. You can add your favorite items such as a lamp or ornaments to the top of the crate with peace of mind that it's strong and durable enough to hold everything in place. Added bonus if the rest of your furniture happens to match its wooden style.

The crate is made from high quality steel as is the removable tray included. It features 2 doors so that you have flexibility in where you place the cage in your property. Then when your Afghan Hound is fully grown, you can remove the divider entirely as the 48 inch crate would now be the right size for her.For this reason, you’d want a crate that gives your puppy space to turn around in, lie down in and stretch out in, but not so big that it can have different ‘areas’ or ‘zones’ in the crate. When you’re first crate training a puppy, it’s important to select the right size crate. Your puppy should have enough room to stand up, lay down, and turn around, but they shouldn’t have space to go to the bathroom. To this end, you likely want to look for a wire crate that comes with an adjustable divider. This will allow you to give your puppy the appropriate amount of space as they grow. Dimensions: 32 x 22.5 x 24 inches (Large) | Weight: Not listed | Sizes: Extra-Small, Small, Medium, Large, Extra-Large, XXL | Material: Plastic | Collapsible: No | Divider: No Still undecided about which crate will be best for your large breed dog? Take a look at the components below to narrow down your decision: This crate has three openings (one at either end of the crate and one on the top) that are secured by zippers. They can also be rolled up and fastened to the top of the crate. This crate is super lightweight, making it a great option for travel, but it doesn’t have a carrying handle.

To put it another way, a 48 inch crate is a very large crate! What Size Dog Fits In A 48 Inch Dog Crate? A 48 inch crate is suitable for large breed dogs, such as Irish wolfhound, Afghan hound, New foundland, and Alaskan Malamute. It’s true to say that the width and height of a of an XXL dog crate may not always be 30” and 33” respectively, but they will always be within one to two inches of those measurements. As far as the length goes, it will always be 48 inches.The top carrying handle also makes this crate a great option for city dwellers who commute to their vet's office or groomers. While we love how convenient this crate would be for extra-small to small dog breeds, we wish it was just slightly bigger to accommodate dogs within the 20-pound range. Nonetheless, this crate is a great, lightweight option for any travel situation for owners of small dogs. If you have an especially reactive pup, keep in mind that the door to this crate may bend slightly with excessive force. While testing with roughly 68 pounds of force pulled against it, the door showed a slight bend, but overall we were impressed by the door’s durability and latch strength. This crate does not have a removable tray, but its plastic interior still make it relatively easy to clean, except for a few tight corners. The intuitively designed crate has a secure latch that's virtually impossible for a dog to open, even if you have a Houdini-like pup in your home. This kennel also meets most airlines’ standards for pet carriers, but be sure to consult with your preferred airline before making any flight plans with your pup. When it comes to assembling the crate, the good news is it comes with tools to help you set-up and you can choose which end the smaller of the double doors will open from which is a nice touch. Overall the crate is very durable and designed to endure—it didn’t budge or break when a sandbag was thrown on top of it and at the front of it. Long term maintenance and cleaning will likely require the use of a handheld vacuum to target the smaller nooks and crannies within the crate’s frame.

If you’re shopping for a puppy, look for a crate that comes with an adjustable divider, such as the Midwest Homes For Pets Single-Door Folding Crate. This will allow you to give them an appropriate amount of space inside the crate, and you can adjust the divider as they grow to give them more room. Ease Of Use And CleaningAlthough the crate is highly durable, what's particularly notable about the Ultima Pro dog crate is that it's collapsible so if your pooch just can't be without their crate, you can take it with you wherever you go. How do I know what size crate to get my dog? –You will want to start by measuring your dog. Measure them from the top of their head to their paws, then from the tip of their nose to the tip of their tail. You want to make sure your dog can stand, sit and lay down comfortable in their crate at all times. With that in mind, choose a crate that can accommodate your dog’s measurements.