🐶 MidWest Homes for Pets Single & Double Door Life Stages Dog Crate: Tray, Roller Feet & Divider Panel Included Review

My 100 lb lab mix likes it. It's big enough for him to lie in with the door closed. hot (he likes to lie on cool plastic. The divider came in handy when he was a pup to limit the space he had during exercise. It folds to a height of about 4 inches. The double door has a Door at the end and a second side door Very good quality.

This crate is quite easy to assemble and the baffle is very important to get the pup in the crate. The only significant downside to the box for me is that none of the doors open or rest against the sides of the box. This is most noticeable and annoying with the side door, which also opens to the left (outside) instead of to the right (next to the drawer) and requires more space. The design of the box could be improved if the doors open vertically or fit the sides of the box.

It's a good product now but we had an almost traumatic experience the first night with our new dog. He freaked out during cage training like puppies do when they're new to their cages. He stretched his head from side to side, trying to get out. He could stick his head through the bars at the top and get stuck - if we hadn't jumped in immediately to free him, he would have suffocated right in the box. We learned to put a lot of heavy things on top of the box so he couldn't put his head in it…

We have a 62lb Rhodesian mix puppy who was adopted by the Humane Society, he is now 11 months old. I bought this cage when he was 5 months old knowing he was going to be a big boy! Box 42 was perfect. We have a soft sleeping cage that our pup will not chew on. We bought this wire cage for when we go out as we can't trust it alone around the house yet. It has two opening sides that are also very well fastened. We can't use a pad or bag here because he chewed on 2 of them with attitude. Now we're

After raising many puppies and cage training, we usually give away bulky cages after a successful house change. We found this to be the best we've had in years because: 1) The cage is very strong. Others we used had much thinner wire and were easier to bend. 2) Two doors. Inevitably, you will need to place the cage in a location where a side door is needed. 3) Dividers to limit puppies. The divider is a way of training a small pup by limiting their ability to only relieve themselves where they…

. You used to have to buy them at the pet store and pay between $90 and $200 for a standard size. Thank god for Revane. I just added an 8 week old golden retriever named Bentley to my kennel. Right now he's just a little 12-pound dude, but he's getting bigger. Right now it fits in a small cage, I mean fits. He can climb in, but he can't lie down or turn over. I needed to get him a box to grow into, so I went online to Revane and looked around. During my shows, I would see my old friends from…

I've broken this up into sections so the reader can jump to any part they want. Weigh the top of the box: We almost had an accident with our small breed puppy (pu chi). She was about 6 months old at the time and was potty trained. Since I retired early, I'm at home all the time. I never left the house without her either. She's used to that too. As long as she heard me doing something around the house, she was fine. In the end, I decided to go one step further and leave her there with the gate…