54 Inch Heavy Duty Dog Crate Extra Large Dog Cage Kennel, Indestructible XXL Dog Crate with Open Roof Top, Trays and Wheels, Escape-Proof for High Anxiety Giant Dogs

Very well made. Heavy duty will give my dog lots of room. We especially like the feature of the top opening up and the floor base is wide. Also the rollers are big helps for move to everywhere I want which is excellent for our dog. I’m so happy to have received it.

It’s a big and sturdy cage, the material is decent for this price. it’s so easy to assemble by my 12 years old son. I purchased it for chinchilla, so I need some remodeling to make it better for my chinchillas. I believe it would be a safe and comfortable home for my fuzzy friends.

Th trays are under the floor that the dog will actually be on so if they have accidents you have all that extra to clean up. Seems the trays would have been much more comfortable for the dog to spend time on instead of a floor with open slots in it.

Great crate. We have a German shepherd and a Cane Corso. Both over 100lbs. They fit them great. Easy to clean for dog upset tummy messes if you know what I mean. No issues so far. Just wish there was a way to secure the trays as mine keep pulling them out thinking there is food on them. The one has already cracked. But we have had them for a minute.

We've been using this dog crate for over a week now, and our big dog sleeps in it every night. Now, when he's tired, he'll even go in by himself. The crate's structure is still very sturdy; even when he turns around and stretches out inside, it doesn't bend or wobble. Cleaning the base is also very convenient; the wheels make it easy to move the crate around and clean the bottom with a vacuum cleaner. Once, the latch seemed a little tight, but after a slight adjustment, it was fine. However, this crate does take up quite a bit of space, so you must prepare a suitable location beforehand. Overall, it's sturdy, practical, and has made the atmosphere in our home much quieter. Our dog seems very comfortable, and we don't worry about him trying to climb out or scratch anything. I will continue to observe him.

Easy to build. Big space for my 120lbs great dane.

I’m very satisfied with this dog cage. And it’s has been a game-changer for my dog. This crate lives up to its “indestructible “ claim. The heavy duty materials used can withstand my dog’s attempts to chew and paw at it. I was initially worried that my strong willed pup would be able to break through or bend the bar, but the construction is incredibly sturdy. The size of it is suitable for my dog to stand, turn, and lie down comfortably. The open roof design adds extra ventilation. Equipped with smooth rolling wheels, moving this crate around the house is a breeze. The dual-latches system is a game changer heavy duty metal latches lock securely, smarty dogs will find it very difficult to escape. The removable plastic tray is a lifesaver for quick cleanups, and the roof access makes it easy to comfort or leash your dog without opening the front door. Overall, although it is heavy, the four wheels can make up for this shortcoming. Recommend.

I do like this kennel (purchased the 52"), but there is one MAJOR flaw we have had to figure out a way to fix, and one minor flaw. I have had the kennel for approximately two months. We had to look into upgrading kennels for our one-year-old Great Bernese puppy, as a standard 48" kennel was too short for him to fully sit up in (the 48" is seen to the right of the photos) and we don't have space for a 54" kennel. I like the height of this kennel as it gives him room to sit, even with the thick dog bed we have for him. He tends to freak out when we leave him in the kennel if we leave the house, and this kennel has held up to his chewing on bars, trying to push out of it. The one minor flaw is that the black paint coating on the bars has started to peel, due to his trying to chew the bars. It's not a major issue since it's just paint. The one MAJOR issue is that, because the bottom does not sit flush on the ground (it's raised), his toes sometimes get stuck in the bottom of the kennel panel between the slats, and he can't get it out. Fortunately, this happened when we were home, so we were able to remove his paw from the panel before he injured himself. We have had to figure out a way to solidify the bottom, which wasn't too complicated, as we just had to purchase a piece of OSB board and cover it with a piece of faux leather for easy cleaning. I couldn't find a kennel tray that fit the inside dimensions of the 52" kennel, and I know if we tried using the two bottom kennel tray pieces within the main kennel, he would pull one up and potentially get his paw stuck again. So be aware, when purchasing this kennel, that a slight modification will most likely need to be done to avoid injury.