Review on 🐾 Stylish and Functional Wooden Pet Crate: Casual Home Medium Size End Table, Espresso Finish by Alyssa Mansfield

I bought these (big and small) a while ago but only recently assembled and started using them. They are a good size. My pit bull sleeps in the large at night. She has more than enough room to enter normally (no crouching or rocking back). She cannot stand properly indoors, turn freely, and sleep comfortably. The little one is shared between my two little dogs. They are old (about 15 years old) so not active or hyperactive, they don't jump on each other. One sleeps at the back of the table/drawer and the other at the front of the door. My dogs have been crate trained for many years so this is nothing new to them. This is their "normal”, they are used to it. These tables only removed the large, clunky wire boxes (which my sensitive-skinned pit bull used to rub his back until it bled). . Below I will list the pros and cons: Pros: • This is a desktop dog crate. This is genius! • Does not irritate eyes like most standard dog cages. • Ideal for dog owners who keep their dogs in a cage and don't have much space. Because the cage is a table, you get a product that can be used over and over again. • Tables are strong. Cons: If, like me, you have dogs that have been crate trained for a long time, these tables will be a staple. It used to be that all you had to do was yell "Beds!" and my dogs would run to their crates and climb inside. You seem a little confused that the tables are 'beds'. Lol but they learn fast. NOTE: I would not recommend these to pet owners whose pets are completely new to cages or are fully cage trained. I would not use them to train a puppy or any animal that has regular "accidents" around the house. Quite simply because during the first cage training, especially with puppies/young dogs, accidents are inevitable. These tables are just that: tables. A large amount of urine or a puddle of urine that is NOT removed IMMEDIATELY may warp/damage the bottom of the table drawer. Regular dog cages are usually made of hard plastic or metal wire with a plastic floor that is not affected by accidents or getting wet. As my dogs are older and have been cage trained for many years this has not been an issue or issue for me. For this reason, I also didn't consider any inserts or plastic trays that could fit in the drawer table. If you could find something similar to fit the entire area, the accidents wouldn't be too devastating. But it should fit snugly, side by side, back to front, with no gaps. ::: The above is my personal opinion on the product. I bought, installed and used the product. I did not receive this item/box table for free, nor did I receive a discount in exchange for an honest review. I have shared my personal opinions, experiences and ideas to help potential buyers decide if the tables are right for their animals/situations. I hope my review was helpful.