Dwell Series 24 Inch Small Lightweight Kennel Secure Fenced Pet Dog Crate w/Divider Panels, Sliding Doors, and Removable Tray, Black

I have a 30lb (7 month old) Pitbull puppy and got the Medium and it’s perfect size with just enough space for him to grow a little more (up to 40 lbs) and still get a lifetime use out of it!The bars are solid metal and not that vinyl covering over aluminum, which is reassuring for when my puppy wants to teeth on the cage.It comes with tight plastic corner inserts to lock the sides in, so I haven’t needed to use zip ties or anything to secure it further like other reviews mentioned.Easy to assemble and collapse if needed for travelingHas a single door on the front and double doors on the side which I LOVE bc my apartment layout makes it best to put the cage sideways so the double doors on the side are key!Very happy with this purchase for the price!

I adopted a lab mix last summer and he is now 10 mo., 70 lbs. He outgrew his box crate which I use only for feeding and when I am gone (not much this year!). I ordered the XL, which is plenty big enough. Crate arrived on a Sat - yes, a bit heavy to drag in. I had a bit on confusion on erecting it, found out you have to lay it flat with one side out, then VERY easy to set up. The rubber feet do not stay on if you have to drag it a bit. Did have 1 problem with corner tabs, in the last one would not go on, but not a problem. I LOVE the sliding door!! I then used the box (trimmed) it came in to lay over the top of crate, covered with cloth to use to set some things on. Dog's bed fit in crate beautifully! This crate seems sturdy enough, thou time will tell. I highly recommend!

This is a very nice dog crate and feels durable and strong. It's easy to set up. I'm satisfied with the purchase.

Love the sliding doors! My 8 month old puppy now goes into his crate for a nap due to the fact that a door isn’t sticking out and “could be” closed on him. It’s a large crate (42”) and is located in our bedroom. I love that the crate door isn’t in the way when walking around crate at the end of the bed. The wire is a lighter weight than some of our other dog crates, but he doesn’t attempt to chew on it. I do plan to buy a 36” sliding door crate for traveling, which means it won’t be as heavy as my previously purchased crates. It’s easy to set up, love the rubber feet, and should be easy to fold up. I do have carabiners on the end door to ensure it stays locked. I love how the sliding doors lock in different directions. A nice safety feature.

The gauge of wire is smaller than our Midwest Brand crates. But our dog doesn’t try to fight to get out of the kennel nor chew on it so it won’t be a problem. But it’s somewhat flimsy when I pick it up by the handle to move it to another room. It also won’t collapse without time spent since you have to remove snap on corner reinforcement pieces before being able to fold it into storage position.All this said, the ability to have sliding doors (due to its permanent location) outweighs the inconveniences listed above.

Promptly arrived as scheduledHUGE !!!:), which is what I wanted for my growing German shepherded puppy girl .She outgrew her first cage in 3 months. I’ve decided not to play around and went for the largest :) She has plenty of room now.Crate is a bit on a lighter side compared to the previous one , but my lady is not a fighter. She loves chilling inside , on her cooling mat ( of course pink lol)set up was a snap , one corner bracket however does not fit and one of the legs also keep popping out when she walks in and out abd I’ve noticed paint on that corner got scratched already so I guess not too thick of a letter :(. , but those are very small issues.Overall - great crate :) I’m very happy with the purchase

Very large, easy to set up/breakdown. I have a 00# Kangal. It is large enough for her. Overall pleased with the kennel. Make sure to get something comfy for the bottom for them to lay on though.

My dogs are rescues and small. They didn’t like the crate at first but now it is their safe space when they hear thunder or sirens. They will go lay in their crate when they are tired of socializing. I needed one they could stay together in because they get very anxious when separated. This provided them space to stretch their legs and space to lay apart if they wanted distance from one another. My escape artist dog hasn’t figured out how to get out either so good all around.

Our crate came to us with all the metal fasteners on top looking like they’ve been mangled! A huge hassle to return as the box it came in itself had holes in it. Buyer beware! Unfortunate that the crate’s quality was nowhere near worth the money!

Pleased with this crate, I like the fact the doors slide to open as it makes it easier in my car. Most important thing is that my dog was happy in it as soon as he went into it.

I'm actually using this for my cat!She's a 15lb Maine Coon and doesn't really fit into regular cat carries, she's too tall for them.With this cage I can easily pick her up and put her in without the hassle of trying to squeeze through a tiny door like the regular cat carriers. I used this to move to another province with her (about four hours away) and had no problems with it.