Review on 🐾 Ultima Pro Professional Series - Extra Strong MidWest Dog Crate: Durable Double Door Folding Metal Crate with Divider Panel, Roller Feet for Floor Protection, and Leak-Proof Plastic Pan by Ann Montana

ULITMA PRO DOG CASE We have had our Greyhound Kisser for almost two years now. We recently lost our greyhound Natalie due to old age. Unfortunately, greyhounds suffer from separation anxiety. We have an 11 month old Whippet/Heinz 57 mix, Diego, who survived Hurricane Maria and is now our newest baby. When we leave home we store it in a box in our attached heated garage. Kiss was comfortable in the house alone until one day we came home and she was afraid to be alone. She tried to get into the garage with Diego and damaged our wooden structure a bit. Earlier when we got home we noticed that she was breathing heavily and seemed excited but we thought she was happy to see us - yes! So the only solution was to lock her up in the garage with her baby Diego so they could be together. Luckily for them [and for us] we're both retired so they're only alone when we're both gone and then only for a few hours. We're pretty bored, so the dogs are happy to have one or both of us around. There is enough space in this cage for greyhound kissers. She needs extra height. The cage allows her to stand, turn and lie down with the space and comfort she deserves. We love the size. It is 49 x 29.8 x 34.8. He weighs 56.9 pounds. There are small wheels at the bottom for you to move it easily. In the event of an accident, it is easy to clean because the bottom is made of durable plastic. We have placed plenty of blankets and pillows for her extra comfort as she is such a delicate flower. This is definitely a heavy box. It's super easy to put together and the two doors - one on the side and one on the end - are handy for putting the crate where you need it and making it easy for your dog to get in and out. The doors work perfectly. One is quite loose and the other very tight. We won't be removing it any time soon, so my husband tied the empty door with a tie and we don't use it as an entry or exit door. Some of the hooks needed some compression to improve their function. Despite the very harsh operating conditions, the quality control is not as good as the one we bought about 15 years ago. My husband imagined this box better, especially for the price. This cage comes with a one-year warranty. I'm glad our two dogs don't have to spend most of their lives in a cage. Luckily, some days they don't even need to be boxed. However, Kisser doesn't seem to mind being in this cage and she is a very good match for our particular greyhound girl.