Premium Heavy Duty Dog Cage Crate Kennel with Tear Resistant Square Tube and Four Wheels - Easy Installation for Large Dogs Review

Wonderful drawer but it took a lot of finger lube and pliers to hold the washer while threading the inner bottom screws into the drawer. Otherwise it was easy to put together. My bitch weighs 60 kilos and I took the smallest one available, she has enough freedom of movement without any problems.

I received the kennel in a box with tape and straps. I opened the package to begin assembly. It was clearly tampered with as all the nuts and bolts were loose and the left side of the door latch was broken. I'm not returning it, I found a fix for a broken latch but felt you should know.

I have a 1 year old Boxer/Rottie mix who ruined his "everyday" crate. He could bend the wire to the breaking point of the spot welds and get out. This is no longer a problem with this new heavy-duty box. The only suggestion I would like is that the door latch could be better. It breaks down after 2 days.

Firstly, the train does not have five stars - since it has two trays, it means that there is a gap, and every time my pup is right pees through the crack, so not in a tray on the floor! Otherwise a great box and stable. My puppy is about 70 pounds, he is 6 months old at Bernard's and he is getting too big for this. He can lie down comfortably, but hits his head when he gets up. When seated, his head is half an inch below the top. But what I bought it for and the timing it had was perfect.

I have a 6 month old Doberman that has been in this kennel for a few months. I waited to review until I saw how it would hold up to my child. He made a mistake in homeschooling in the beginning and thank God he's two trays under him. You just pull them out, clean them, etc. It's on wheels, which makes it easy to move. I've read reviews showing some dogs have bent kennels and bars etc. My European Doberman is already 80lbs and has never tried to get out of his enclosure and stays in it all day…