Review on 2PET Folding Soft Dog Crate: Compact & Convenient for Indoor, Travel, and Training - Ideal for Small Pets up to 15 lbs - 20 Inches Beige by Angela Sanford

Finding out that you could take a pet dog on public transport without being on duty opened up a whole new world of possibilities! My dog is considered large at 50 pounds and has more hair than a Wookiee, so I had to find something that could hold her comfortably and also let me walk with her (and it wasn't a stroller. I didn't want to scare Daylight of a well-meaning Person who came to see my 'kid' My dog isn't really crate trained which was another issue as he was lifeguard and would pee from stress when he was in the crate For example inside a 2 foot radius around a cage. I didn't even know a small pup could do that. After some treats the dog looked great in this cage. I tried putting his food in it to make him more comfortable but he responded , by hiding it in a stuffed animal and then checking it through the window frequently.I walked a mile with this slung over my shoulder.This is the size of a portfolio an art student would use if that makes sense.At the Bahnh often opened up and fed the dog sensibly with treats. The moment of truth was when the crate was pushed onto the train (we took some damage there, but all I did was pierce the bottom of the fabric). I was able to unwrap treats and keep up the whole trip! He was a very good boy! I highly recommend it for public transport with a pet if you feel you can maneuver with the weight. It was really easy to lift it by the handles as my friend helped me too and seemed very strong.