BingoPaw Heavy Duty Dog Crate: 42inch Indestructible Escape Proof Dog Cage Kennel with Higher Inner Space - Indoor Outdoor Huge Doggie Training Play Pen with Double Door for High Anxiety Dogs

Super easy to assemble. My dog is an escape artist. He would escape the wire ones and hurt himself. I bought this one and he not only stays put but he also doesn't mind being in it. No.kore barking and whining at crate time. I love it and I think he does too!

This crate does work well for large dogs. I have a great dane that loves it. The quality of the bars is good but sometimes the screws get loose so you have to keep an eye on them. The biggest issue I have is the small bottom door. For me it seems a bit superfluous as I don't feed him in his cage and he has somehow managed to escape by that bottom door twice and wreaked havoc on my house while I was at work. If your dog is a bit girthy that shouldn't be a problem. Easy to set up, and the material is durable.

This kennel came damaged, bent to he🏒🏒 and rusty. The bolt pattern doesn’t line up. The package looked like it had been dropped from a plane, drug behind the delivery truck through gravel and therefore the item looked liked it played peek a boo. Needless to say Amazon is suppose to be sending a replacement and then I can return the item that was delivered and damaged. I feel duped. Seems cheap and flimsy. Will follow up review on next delivery.

My dog has had numerous wire crates and she has just destroyed them. She was always busting out. With this she has been secure. I didn’t get instructions but still super easy to assemble. Wish the bottom wasn’t just bars but so glad I decided to order.

Very well built and my dog can't escape 😁

The cage was pretty expensive but we won’t have to keep wasting our money on anymore cages. Our dogs can’t chew their way out of this one#veryhappydogowners😊

I have a 70 pound rescue that developed extreme separation anxiety when we moved. I’ve been through 3 cages, and so far this one is the only one that has been escape proof. Which is a win. However the tray broke in half the 2nd time he was in it. He scratches the tray to try and escape. Because there are bars and it’s off of the ground on caster wheels, you can’t use it without a tray. Looking to replace it with something more durable.

Bought this crate to replace a foldable wire kennel that our dog destroyed and escaped from repeatedly. He's got high anxiety and chews and digs his way out, or slides around, or flips over the lighter crate. We were trying to get something more sturdy (because you have to leave the house eventually...) This new crate is made of a heavier metal, but the nuts and bolts do not stay together when he's having his party- shaking, shuffling, chewing, jumping and slamming around on the inside. The plastic liner just lays on the floor underneath, it is not attached to the kennel in any way. The "bars" on the sides are pretty far apart, and he can reach though easily. The wheels do not stay "locked", and the kennel now is travelling regularly across the room- now he can reach everything we're trying to keep him away from. He has gotten banished to the basement where he can't destroy everything while on the inside of this kennel.Best advice I have gotten yet for the dog was from the vet- a bark collar to keep him from getting so worked up.