Confote 47 Inch Heavy Duty Dog Crate Metal Cage Kennel, High Anxiety Pet Cage with Lockable Wheels & Double Doors for Medium Large Dogs

My dog is pretty calm and mostly trustworthy to roam the house. It's just certain and sometimes unexpected things that set him off and he goes nuts. He destroyed his wire kennel because in the middle of the day he wanted to break out. So we got this kennel. He has gone nuts a few times and tried to break out but was unsuccessful. I think he ended up chipping a tooth. I suppose that might be a downside; the kennel being so tough that a determined dog may injured themselves. It's heavy so if you need to move it around, you'll want to install the wheels OR put furniture sliders on each bottom corner.

This seems to be a good dog crate so far, plus it's big. My 90-pound female Rottweiler loves it, much more so than her previous crate made out of some kind of plastic with a flimsy metal grate door. She can see out of this crate all around. Right now, the only thing that *might* be cause for concern are the locks on the door. They are pretty flimsy, but may be adequate. And part of the locks do have a sharp edge, so a big dog chewing at them could cut their mouth. Also, this crate really doesn't have two doors. It has the one door on the side/front, and the top of the crate opens up, but isn't really a "door". I mean, you aren't going to be lifting a 90-pound dog up high enough to put them in the crate from the top, now are you? My dog goes into her crate when she wants and exits it when she wants. She's locked in only when I leave the house. This *is* a heavy duty crate, and it's heavy in its carton when delivered. You might need some help getting it from your front door to wherever it's going to end up. It's nice to have the thing on wheels, easy to move around to clean around it. All in all, I'm satisfied with this crate. I'll probably buy another one for my other Rottweiler. Oh, one more thing. The four bolts holding the crate together? I installed them with the threads facing outwards, so there won't be anything sharp protruding inside the crate that my dog could hurt herself with.

I love this cage for my two little dogs. It took me less than 10 minutes to unfold, tight few screws, and add wheels.The cage provides so much room for small to midsize dogs that they can sleep much better at night.If you’re looking for a well made, super strong, spacious, easily accessible, and easy to move around cage, this might be it.My dogs bent all the thing bars of the old cage and they figured out a way to scape whenever they wanted. Now, that old magician trick with the box is no more.As you can appreciate in the picture, the bottom tray is easily accessible for cleaning. The cage is very sturdy

Love this cage extremely durable but would really prefer the tray to have a bigger lip when pulling the tray out if it has liquid in it if you're not careful it will spill all over the floor and with the tray being so big it's difficult because the small lip makes it flimsy

I ordered my first one several months ago. I have a corgi mix that has anxiety so the wire kennels didn’t last long. I loved it so much and my other dog was having an upcoming surgery so I went ahead and ordered a 2nd. The door was a little bent but that was an easy fix. The top latch doesn’t line up all the way so it’s a little harder to clothes as well as a rivet missing. Those are not big factors for me as we don’t use the top. All in all very pleased with them and they will work well for my older smaller sized dogs. I was able to put it together by myself and the wheels are a great addition to move them for cleaning behind.

Terrible choice on my part. My dog is having surgery tomorrow and has to be safely enclosed for 4 month's, no jumping or running. So I ordered a large crate thinking there would be space for living in one end, other end for potty when I can’t carry him outside (he’s small, 16 pounds.) the crate arrived quickly, that was good, but this crate does not go together square & measurements explain why. Slats on crate are positioned so that the floor or base on one side allows the tabs that hold the floor above the plastic tray to rest between the slats & on the other side the tabs are 1/4 inch off so they rest where there is a slat. So the floor or bottom of the crate cannot rest on the frame above the plastic tray. No matter how many times I take the thing apart and put it back together. The measurements are off very consistently and the crate is at no point level or even. But I must have somewhere for my dog tomorrow so am pounding it together and hoping it will do until I can find a replacement but if the designer and workers manufacturing the crate were my employees they would be looking for work elsewhere. I am very dissatisfied, very unhappy, and will likely not purchase from Amazon in the future. You have wasted an entire afternoon of my life. For anyone looking to order a metal dog crate with a base over a plastic tray that would be secure Do Not Look At This One! Unless you have a full set of mechanic tools, cutting torch, welding tools. I have tools, thankfully, but no cutting torch and am not a welder. Ordering this crate was a very poor choice on my part an that was after researching a number of choices. If I could apply negative stars I’d assign a negative 4. On and the top that is supposed to raise and lower so can remove my dog, it won’t because the crate isn’t square and the holes for bolts don’t match up. Have attached photos.

My 110lb GSD has created ruins out of two standard wire crates. We had to use carabiners to hold his old one together because he had destroyed it so badly. He hates being kenneled, but it’s necessary at times. This kennel is heavy duty, easy to assemble, and had kept my boy safely secured in his kennel when needed. My husband and I had it set up in literal minutes. It absolutely is worth the price.