Walnest Heavy Duty Dog Cage with Tray, 48"H

Best cage ever. Half the price of similar one at chewy. Very solid, even took it on vacation with us to SC. Super easy to assemble, literally no problem. Our big boy is gentle tho, not an escape artist. His feelings are hurt just by being in it so there's no struggle to get out. Locks are not sturdy, but have held up for us fine at he doesn't mess with them. We've tightened them once. They could be better, but at the price of this cage I wouldn't mind going to Ace and finding something stronger if I had to. A little rust at bottom of door where he used to lick, I'll be be spraying some clear coat enamel so it doesn't get worse. Tons of room in this thing for him, I wanted something he could fully stand in and not be cramped, this is prob 3-4x his size and that makes Mom feel much better. You def have to line the floor with a pad or bed. Love the wheels, they roll easy and make it a breeze to move when company comes. We 10/10 recommend this cage. Not sure, besides the locks, how other reviews are stating their dogs can get out of it or bending bars tho.. this is a very solid steel cage. Best one I've ever owned and beats those wire ones by a landslide. We've had for 9 months now.

I have two! One for my Pit/Boxer who has Escaped through every kennel and completely demolished them in the process. We goes in this everyday while at work and so far it has done an amazing job! The other for my PitMastiff this is her first kennel! So far has kept her in as well as plenty of room for her to turn around, lay, and stand completely!

Love this dog crate. It looks like the $500 ones and is very sturdy- looks high end and is very high quality. A 48” fits my 80 lb German shepherd who destroys regular wire crates. My dog is an anxious escape artist so I do have to use quick links (a chain link that screws closed) to make sure he doesn't unlock and push the latch- he somehow unhooks carabiners then will unlock then flip up the latch. He has severe separation anxiety and will pull on the bars (they haven't bent) but this has lasted over a year and counting. It is heavy but folds up nicely. There are locking wheels which is nice if you want to move it around without carrying. I love how the bottom is slotted with a tray under so I can put an XL pee pad for easy clean up (whether it's an accident, he gets sick, or simply is just shedding hair). Small bulldog in picture is 35lbs

We recently moved and it has brought out so much anxiety in our 19 lb dog. There is a lot of thunder and lightning where we now live, and we also live near a flight line and the airplanes can sometimes sound like thunder. She destroyed her wire crate that we have had for 5 years. I got a new one and she ruined it within 5 days. Never having a real problem with her destroying anything in her 10+ years of life, we also gave her space inside the house on two separate instances and she ruined a wall and a door. So frustrated, I googled “indestructible dog crate” and found this. In the course of our dog's life we have had 6 crates... I wish we found this sooner! Although it is just under 60 lbs in shipping box, it was easy to put together. I assembled it near our front door because I didn't want to risk pushing the box through the house and scratching the floor (the crate has wheels and is easier to push assembled). Directions were easy to follow, except I didn't have directions on how to put the locks on. Play with them beforehand to figure it out. I did it wrong on one of the three locks but realized my error shortly after. I have no complaints with the crate. It's a little large for her, but I ordered the smallest one. Our dog knows I meant business and is so mad she cannot ruin this. We've had this about a week and multiple thunderstorms and airplanes taking off and landing. I'd recommend this to any dog owner whether or not your dog has anxiety issues or not.

Easy to assemble or set up, good quality . My dog is happier now that he has more space . Easy to clean the pull out tray.

Mine came with broken screws and scratches I have 4 months with it and the big screws broke off. To expensive and brakes easily.

There are so many metal shavings and rough sticking out metal slivers sticking out on the kennel that i cut myself twice putting them together. Very disappointed in that i bought 6 of these and all the latches are crap as soon as the dog wiggles around and moves the locks jimmy open. Just under a 1000 for 6 kennels and now i still have to go find and buy some kind of new locks to secure the dogs in the kennel.

I chose this item for its welded, steel frame design as it was built for large dogs. My baby is only 110 lbs and the bottom has already fallen out of the cage. I spent quite a bit for something that was not going to be sturdy enough to hold him! I would suggest only people with dogs 50 lbs and under purchase this item. Otherwise it is NOT worth the money! Now, I have to prop up the broken areas with bricks. SMH.

Thought this going to be sturdy for my dog but it's not the bottom part broken and rusting and it hasn't been by any water. It is just a problem at the bottom. I can't even clean it.

Item came damaged they wanted me to return item but I couldn't it weighed 90 lbs.