🐶 SportPet Designs X-Large Gray Rolling Plastic Airline-Approved Wire Door Travel Dog Crate Review

I shipped this kennel to Indiana and the recipient shipped my solar kennel here in Massachusetts by American Airlines Freight. No problem. I will definitely use this cattery again to send a pet.

Got this crate for my 33lb Mini Goldendoodle. I got it XXL because airlines are very strict about box sizes. My pup was able to travel around the world in a crate. It is very easy to assemble and airline approved. My pup had enough space to stand up and turn around. Increase the size as the box gets smaller.

I LOVE this in my RAV4. I used an old Vari kennel but found it difficult to secure my dog in the car even though I have harnesses in the car. This is such an improvement for me, it's easy to attach the bungee cords and it's a lot more secure now! It's so easy to travel with him. When I take it out of the car, just unclip it and voila! NO MORE SCREWS!

This is well made and easy to assemble. I was impressed with the quality of the product and the workmanship. I do a lot of research and choose this one because of the great reviews and it also had wheels that you could attach if needed. I had a little problem with how Revain sent it to me and contacted the manufacturer and they were great. Excellent customer service. Customer service gets 10 stars. As you know the product can be great but if the customer service is bad then don't buy this…

I ordered a box for Alora last week and it was shipped by USPS and both sides of the box were open which meant parts fell out during shipping. I contacted Mrs. Striebel from Sport Pet Customer Service and gave her my order number and two days later she sent a new Alora replacement box in place of the parts. I would give the product a perfect 10 and the quality is excellent. It's people like Ms. Stribble who have customers who come back to buy her company's products and support her business. I…

We are moving and have 1 dog and 1 cat. The last time I moved my dog it was this type of kennel and it worked great so I bought 2 of these. I bought based on the stretched length and height of our animals. Our cat is closer to the size of a Maine Coon and our dog is small, 11 pounds, but long. Based on that I bought 2 large stands (the airline said these 'large' stands are measured as an average in their size charts, so keep that in mind). They have more than enough room for a recommended…

I bought this cage and sent it to the breeder to use to transport my pup from Houston to Seattle on Alaska Airlines. We have made all the preparations before the flight; The box appeared to meet all the recommendations on the airline's website. I drove to Seattle to pick up my pup (300 miles one way) but Houston refused the cage. They said that the bottom should be absolutely flat. It has small 1/2 "plastic feet" that are the housings for the snap-off wheels. As of this writing my pup is still…

This is the only crate you can buy for international travel if your dog is the size he is. My husky mix is 65 pounds and you would think she would be fine in XXL. It definitely fits in an XXL. However, all airlines now require dogs in baggage to have about 3 inches above their erect ears, as well as other length-related measurements. They're all slightly different - you should check that out - but just because your dog can climb in a crate doesn't mean he'll accept it. If you have a Great Dane,