Review on 🐶 Bark Brite Expandable Pet Crate for Travel in 2 Sizes (Extra Large) by Heidi Reese

We have a red coonhound (Freddie) whose living room drawer has been moved to another location that he can only access at night and he seems to miss it during the day so at a low cost (and not me don't expect it to actually have Freddy in it. Thought I'd give that a try. My experience: straight out of the box it took on a full sized shape immediately. Absolutely no assembly required. Just avoid him because he's huge It's about the size of our very large dog crate that Freddie sleeps in at night. The nice thing is that it's feather light, so if you need to pick it up off the floor or move it you can easily do that. I have fibromyalgia and Arthritis and my aunt has progressive rheumatoid arthritis and his normal cage is too bulky for both of us but this thing is great Freddie's experience: First he wanted ih r don't get too close. He didn't seem to like the fact that he would move and move if he touched him. After a few weeks, however, he decided he wasn't going to attack him. It helped that we kept throwing in little treats and his favorite toys so he had to keep going in and out. Now he sleeps there all the time and loves it. He'll even move and move the walls randomly and it won't let him run away. We are thinking of getting a second one for the farm this summer. All in all, this is a win. I can't talk about packing it or traveling with it because we didn't. I wouldn't use it to contain Freddy either because it's essentially a giant windbreaker, but as a lightweight cover for daytime use it's just what we (Freddy included) need.