46 Inch Heavy Duty Indestructible Dog Crate Cage Kennel with Wheels, Escape Proof Dog Kennel Crate for Large Dogs, Extra Large XXL Dog Crates Indoor with Sturdy Lock, Double Door & Removable Tray

If you have a dog that tries to break out of wired kennels this will stop that. Very strong kennel and suited the purpose for one of our dogs

Very sturdy and easy to put together. It’s fairly heavy.It was a little taller than I thought it would be and took a little treat training to get my pup to step up into it. But she loves it now.I have a medium sized retriever/corgi mix, she’s about 50lbs. It has plenty of room for her. The little dog likes to join her in there as well he’s a jack Russell/chi mix and is about 10lbs.Both of my dogs enjoy laying in their crates so I can not speak to the sturdiness other reviews had issues with.

This crate has held up pretty good thus far. I've been using this crate for my beagle mix for a little over a month now. He had previously destroyed 2 regular wire crates along with multiple plastic liners. I like that with this crate the plastic liner is dropped down below the floor of the crate where he cannot access it. The crate is very sturdy and durable. The bars are strong and have held up well. He has tried to chew the bottom, but has only chewed off the finish--he has done nothing to the durability or structure of the crate. The only flaw I see with the crate is that when the door is open it swings the entire way out, it will not stay shut up against the crate without being latched, so it catches on things. Other than that--this is a solid crate and holds up great to dogs who have destroyed others.

Once assembled, this is a VERY sturdy kennel. We needed it for a heavy chewer that eats metal kennels with storm and separation anxiety. She (Jack Russell) is happily contained with more than enough space.Assembly was a pain with minimal, sketchy directions, but it is still just a rectangle. When it arrived, one of the hinges was missing a pin. The screws don’t all match in the way they go through the bars, some long and some the nut barely fits. The paint was chipped in some places and bumpy in others. We put the pan on top of the bottom bars rather than under them. It’s easier on her paws, and we didn’t need anything to pass through the bars.Overall,it’s worth keeping because it keeps her secure. It’s just not the quality we expected.I upped the review to 4 stars for the awesome customer service. They are willing to help with issues.

I was so looking forward to this cage for our dog. However, shortly after opening the product and begining assembly, I noticed many dents/scratches on the product that removed the antirust coating. Secondly, I was missing a pin used as a hing on the base of the cage. Third, several parts were bent and prevented the product functionality. Fourthly, the tool provided for assembly (the alen wrench) was the incorrect size for the bolts provided. Fithly, welding sections were performed very poorly leaving significant gaps in several welds. Finally, one of the drilled holes would not line up preventing the supporting bolt from assembling properly. I have attached images of all the issues I experienced. Normally, I would be very forgiving, but the product was no longer functional due to the poorly manufactured product. I am very sad that I will be forced to send this product back since I loved the design and the sturdiness of the steel used.

So i bought this kennel for my VERY anxiety filled dog, i have tried every kennel, every crate, leaving him out in an enclosed room, he would eat the door/floor trying to get out, i tried giving him hemp oil (i figured it wouldnt work but i was desperate) anyways he would escape everytime, finally i gave up and bought this. works like a charm, he cannot escape. he did get out a few times but it was my fault. i bought this with my own money so this is my full and honest review. i have a 75-80 lb dog, hes a pitbull/husky mix and hes too tall for it but thats my fault

We bought this cage for my son's 35 lb pit mix rescue. She has severe separation anxiety but cannot be left uncrated due to destruction of property and bladder issues. She will destroy anything. And she did destroy two wire crates by bending and breaking the bars. We were terrified that she was going to injure herself. We tried all of the things like bones, dog puzzles with treats, toys, stuffed kongs, white noise, TV on, medication, CBD, exercising her beforehand etc. and none of it worked. We were at our wits end trying to figure out how to protect our home and keep her safe. I'm happy to report that we've had the cage for a month now and she has not damaged it or herself. It's such a relief to know that she's safe and our belongings are safe when we're not home.

The crate is not escape proof. The wheel assembly is cheap. 3 out of 4 of the wheel stems are bent and therefore the crate cannot be moved!