DONORODog Kennels and Crates for Medium Dogs, Portable Pop Up Indoor Pet Cage with Sturdy Wire Frame, Collapsible Travel Crate Soft Sided Cat Bag Escape Proof (32 Inch)

Bought this for my two French bulldogs to travel with us. They fit perfectly (Both height and width) in the back of my Model Y, without having to put the back seat down. The velcro straps on the bottom, cling to the floor carpet to keep them steady. If you'd rather not use the velcro bottom (which I recommend you do), you can toss a blanket down. A lot of thought went into the design of these carriers, they are constructed well, with plenty of ventilation and access areas. They fold up easily for storage. I rarely write reviews on Amazon's product - only if I receive something I find to be an excellent buy or just the opposite (to warn others). This is a fantastic buy at a great price - I'm extremely pleased with them and I highly recommend!!!

After trying out 3 different soft sided travel crates, this is the one our dog approved of. We have a 27 pound cocker. The side door was plenty wide, making it an inviting space. (Another brand had such a small opening that she wouldn’t even consider entering.) It can be easily secured with a seat belt and an attached strap that loops on to the headrest to keep the crate in place in case of a quick stop. It folds up into a flat square for easy storage plus is lightweight. It appears to be well made. You can roll up both the top and side zipper doors and secure them with Velcro to keep the flaps out of your way. We’ve actually kept the crate up on our living room floor so that our pup gets used to it and getting in and out of it on her own. I think that was key to getting her in it for her first car ride. If I could make one change, it would be to put a zipper door on both short sides or seatbelt connectors on both long sides. We typically put her on the back seat behind the passenger and would load her from the passenger side. This is made where the side zipper door faces the door behind the driver. By no means a deal breaker, but just saying what is our preference. That was an easy fix, we just load her from the door behind the driver. She is not destructive so should last us for years. We are very pleased with this travel crate.

This crate is great - it's light, it's resistant to chewing, climbing and general puppy abuse, it goes everywhere with me and my dog loves it. It also folds up conveniently and has a removable bed that pops into the washer for cleaning. It's great overall.HOWEVER one thing I truly do not understand - why does it have only one handle??? It's hard to carry when open and it seems it's designed this way. Why? It would be great to have two handles so it's easy to carry short distances when it's open.

Easy to store.

Durable and easy to set up. Really a great option for temporary housing.

Looks great. Strong but collapsible which makes it portable. We use ours on our deck for Piper to go in and relax. More comfortable than laying on a hard deck floor all the time. No assembly, just twist and it pops into place.Fast shipping, and the company responded to a question I had immediately.

Very nice, lightweight, easy to set up confined area for my dog! However, after some time, she was able to chew thru the netted door and zipper and surprise!..dog out and about when we returned from errand! Might be ok for certain needs otherwise go metal!

I searched through loads of portable crate listings and this one seems like the best solution for us. It appears to offer another inch of height over some other models. I'm impressed with the quality and features; carrying strap, handles, Velcro pocket, mesh top, pad with zip off cover. I ended up picking this one as it's taller than many other options. My lab is 38 pounds. I wanted something that he could sit up on without crouching. I would not use this as a crating solution for long periods for him, as it's on the small side, but there's just enough room he should be fine to hang out when he waits his turn to run the rally course. And it's super easy to pop up and fold down, so great for bringing to class, which is what we got it for. There aren't any poles in it, you just press down and rotate to flatten it, and secure with the elastic loop. I wish they offered a larger size but this should work OK to have my dog in and out of for short periods. If you have a normal sized adult retriever, the 32" will be too small. The 32" would probably be about perfect for most spaniels, I think.