48 Inch Heavy Duty Dog Crate Kennel with Wheels, High Anxiety Indestructible Dog Crates for Large Dogs, XL XXL Extra Large Dog Crate with Removable Dog Cage Tray, Two Locks (Black, Square)

Amazing cage for our dog that can chew through anything. This is a prison that he can’t get out of! Was worried about reviews of missing pieces but all of it was there. Easy to put together, took about 5 minutes

I have a female German Shepherd who I would LOVE to leave free roam at night and when we are gone. BUT she has separation anxiety and chooses violence when left out when we are gone or sleeping. This crate has been an answer to our Houdini (she has escaped every single crate she has had before this one). It is heavy duty, easy to assemble and has been able to keep her safe and secure. She is 84 pounds. She is a bit tall for it when standing up, but is otherwise happy in her crate. She is caught frequently sleeping on her back in her crate. She fits well for her weight and size. Great purchase and fixed our issue with her Houdini ways! Worth the money, as it is heavy and solid.

I rescued a bloodhound who would panic when I left for work. I had a Midwest wire crate but he busted the door and got out. I needed a stronger kennel that would be big enough for him to stand in, lay down in, and sit in. This crate is perfect. Not only does it keep him from escaping but he fits in it comfortably. He loves it now and is very roomy. I did have trouble at first finding a mattress to fit but was able to find one with the correct dimensions. Very pleased with strength, quality, and size of this kennel.

My very mischievous boog gets into EVERYTHING. He’s very destructive and doesn’t like our blinds. This is it. This is our savior right here. It’s hefty and secure, but the top part doesn’t match up with the front panel. Which is fine with us, as we won’t be using that part anyways. It’s got enough room for my 80lb dog to fit into it. So if you’re looking for the right sized cage that can hold a dog up to 100lb this is the right cage for you. The price was a plus as well as most heavy duty cages go for over $700 online. It’s wheels also are a bonus.

Heavy duty dog cage. Pictures and video are exactly true for this item. It's heavy, the bars of the cage are just that; flattened, hallow bars spot welded, no wires on this beast. Entrance door has two hinges and two really nice barrel slide bolt locks, not thin pieces of metal. Top of cage has two barrel slide bolt locks and is hinged with two bolts as shown in the video. One of the reasons I chose this cage was the flat bottom / floor for my dog to lie or stand on. I did not want a wire mesh. It's roomy and a Rottie would be comfortable resting in it. My dog is a pup but will be a medium size dog, (Staffordshire mix) full grown. She has room for a bed on one side and more than enough room for a favorite toy to keep her busy on the other side. The coating is an enameled, steel gray color. The dog tray for mishaps is one piece and sturdy. It was really easy to assemble and the shipping was speedy, I received it a day earlier than scheduled. I am super impressed with the cage and my dog is comfortable and secure. Well worth the price I paid.

This crate has been a game changer for my dog with anxiety. He feels calm due to the sturdiness of the crate.

My dog who is very big and has very big paws got his toes/ nails stuck in the bars and twisted them really badly. He ended up biting us when we tried to free his paw. It was out of pain and not understanding what was going on. He was terrified and uncontrollably panted. He wouldn’t leave the corner of the crate because he was so scared. He’s never like this. He is a very sweet dog and loves licking and getting attention. This behavior was OPPOSITE. He was traumatized and understandably so.Just wanted people to be careful and ensure that doesn’t happen with their dogs. Nails can be ripped out and toes can definitely be broken. Stay safe.

The media could not be loaded. I like this crate and so does my Rottweiler puppy. I use half the crate for her to sleep by putting in a bed and the other half for her to use of toilet ingredients needs. This has worked out well. I lined the tray with puppy pads for quick cleanup. Sometimes all hae fecal matter goes through the bars and sometimes it doesn't however, I don't mind because I am able to contain her messes. I put on gloves and take clorox wipes and wipe down the floor bars every morning or as needed and I roll up the puppy pad and replace them. My pup is even going in if she is out playing and doing her business there. She is only 11 weeks so I think this is great. I would love to have been able to purchase a cover to go over the top for when she sleeps and when I am away. Currently, I am using a lightweight blanket and heavy bed sheet. This helps her calm down and rest.