Heavy Duty Dog Crate Cage Kennel Playpen Large Strong Metal for Large Dogs and Pets with Patent Lock and Four Lockable Wheels, Easy to Assemble

This kennel is really big and does a good job at keeping my German shepherd puppy safe it is kind of hard to clean and it's really big much bigger than expected but it is sturdy and easy to assemble I was able to assemble it in less than 30 minutes with my husband. It's such a good kennel to move around because it has wheels I bought another one for my other German shepherd.

This company is awesome!!! They went above and beyond to make sure we are happy with their product. They have great customer service and fast response time. I am also very pleased with this product. My dog loves her kennel! This is the first kennel we have got that is extremely strong and durable. If I ever need to, I would buy this product again. I am extremely satisfied with my kennel and most of all with the professional company! It’s rare to find great customer service and above the rest service! Thank you!!! This is worth the buy!

This heavy-duty kennel arrived in good condition. There were a couple of screws that worked themselves out during shipment that were easily re-installed. The instructions left something to be desired, but once we understood where everything went, it was assembled with ease. Our 60-pound super-strong shepherd can sit up and lay down comfortably. The pans below catch the water bowl that was chewed through and bits and pieces of her bedding, but so far she is adjusting. This is a big kennel, so the wheels allow it to be moved around when needed, and it looks good too. Very happy with this purchase.

So having a shelter dog with high anxiety (on several prescription meds) who has never been crated before, I was apprehensive about spending this much money on a crate that may or may not work/have all the parts, etc. Considering the previous reviews for this crate and the amount of damage he has already done to our doors, we decided to go for it. As a female, I am thankful my dad taught me how to use various tools and shop around a hardware store; construction of this crate held true to other reviews. Hopefully you are a visual learner and can take the 6 step picture instructions and figure out how it pieces together. Had two trips to the hardware store for screws that fit and a few adjustments that still need to get fixed (roof lock doesn't stay locked, misfitting screws need grinded off so Moxie doesn't catch a paw on them). Overall pleased with it and hoping it does the trick. Be prepared for a hole or two to not line up. When it first came out of the box, the base was about 2" high on one corner. I'm hoping that weight and time will balance that out. I put a mat in the bottom, as the bars are just far enough apart to not be comfortable throughout the day. The spot welds are just that... a spot. Some of the joints are a bit rough and I'm hoping Moxie doesn't catch a paw on them. The crate feels sturdy and the angled "roof" does provide for greater headroom.

We love our crate. We have a 65lb Australian Shepherd that has super separation anxiety. He is not able to get out of this crate. He has gone through several of the wire/plastic crates and would easily get out of those. We leave the door open when we are home and he happily goes in and lays down. He wouldn't do this with other crates. He cannot reach the locks either as the slats near locks are narrower. And, there are holes on both latches to add a carabiner as extra security. We only use one carabiner. He cannot pull or bend the bars on this crate. There are two drawback to me. Because it's heavy duty, it's super heavy and not ideal for moving between up & down the stairs. And, the other is the bottom is all slats. My guy is has big paws and this isn't really an issue but for smaller dogs you will definitely need a pad. We added a mat to our crate for added comfort. We are planning on purchasing a second one for our downstairs.

Easy to assemble. And dogs can escape

Best for my mastiff

This may be lengthy, but if you love your dog unconditionally and cringe at the thought of being without them please take the time to read, especially if they have severe separation anxiety when you are gone. I got this kennel with the promise and understanding that it would be strong enough to keep my dog safe. It was strong, and my dog WAS safe, until the day he wasn’t. My reasons for searching for a kennel of this description was because even left in a room freely, if I was gone, he wanted to find me, and would do anything to be able to. A few days ago, my dog forcefully jumped while I was gone, lodging his head between the steel where the two points meet, breaking his neck and leaving him to be found lifeless when I got home. Anyone who has a dog with severe anxiety should not get this kennel, find an alternative solution.