48 Inch Heavy Duty Dog Crate Large Dog cage Strong Metal Dog Kennels and Crates for Large Dogs Top Open with Wheels 2 Removable Trays

Such a great cage! Spacious sturdy and easy to assemble. A tray came slightly cracked but that's clearly a shipping issue, not the manufacturer.

Absolutely love it

This is the perfect cage for my Cane Corso.

Very well made . Heavy duty will give my dog lots of room . He will not get out .

Just as advertised dog has had it for a week already and he cannot get out on his own love it and is spacious as well

Really happy with this. My 70 lb golden retriever puppy grew out of this xl crate. The gabled roof makes all the difference. He doesn't hate going into it like he used to be with the xl crate. Lots of head room with room to grow. My 8 year old lab usually hates crates and I find her in it sometimes.

This is a heavy duty dog crate. It was kinda hard to put together, some of the holes weren’t drilled. I had to do that. One of the bolts was broken. The door latches are a joke. There is a hole for me to put a lock of some kind. For $200 everything should have been perfect. I would not buy it again. I’d return it if it wasn’t so huge and heavy. At least that’s a plus. Once we add better locks it’ll be ok. I shouldn’t have to buy more items to complete this.

I feel the picture is deceptive. The golden retriever must be a puppy. here is a picture of my dog in the xxl crate.

Very strong structure, but the locks are weak and cheap and my dog paws get stuck in between the space on the floor rails. So make sure to add a dog bed or board.

The wider slats on the base of the crate are dangerous. My dog is massive with huge feet—definitely not safe for any dogs smaller than him. The entire hinge of the door ripped apart, screws broken in half, components stripped, and irreparable after three days. It is so frustrating to clean despite marketing tactics—I have to unscrew the roof to thoroughly clean inside. Oh! And the hinges for the lock! They are these tiny thin metal pieces and is insecure. My dog knows how to use his nose to lift the lock open. We’ve had it assembled for about a week. Assembly took 3 hours due to the very vague instructions and lack of a sunroof. Waste of money but I’m not about to completely break it down yet. Going to let him thoroughly destroy it so it’s easier to get through the door. A simple wired crate has been most successful for our 80lb puppy (9 mos).