Go Pet Club 44-Inch Heavy Duty Stackable Cat Dog Pet Metal Crate Kennels Outdoor and Indoor with Divider and Water Bowls, Large

I am absolutely thrilled with these cages! I raise rabbits and decided to try these. Over the years I've tried a large variety of cages that never seem to hold up, but these cages are a game changer! Built to last and protect and very easy to clean!!

Absolutely terrible! We ordered this crate thinking my dog wouldn't be able to break out of it like she has all the other crates we have gotten her. Boy, was I wrong. After paying for the kennel, plus a hefty shipping fee (because I needed the crate asap, we couldn't get it fast enough because she cannot be trusted to have free-run of the house when I'm not home), we discover that a couple of the nuts and bolts are missing. We had to go to the hardware store the next day to buy a few nuts and bolts. Once we were finally able to get it put together properly, we left her in it while we ran some errands. Upon opening the door when we got home, we were greeted by her sweet smiling face and my couch cushions all over my house. She had pushed her way out of the flimsy wire that holds this crate together. She's a boxer/Doberman mix. If you have strong-willed dog, don't even bother purchasing this crate. We did, however, take the crate to a friend of ours who welded on some "reinforcement panels." That, again, costed us some money. We have spent at least $400 on this crate, so far. Hopefully the welding job will hold up; if it doesn't, I'm not real sure what we'll do. The picture I attached is the welding job we had done to it. Like I said, if you have a strong-willed dog, do not waste your money. As a matter of fact, don't waste your money if you want all your needed materials (that you paid to receive) with your shipment.

This kennel was bought because my dog has severe seperation anxiety and leaving her home alone free roaming is not an option due to her having hurt herself in the past. She loves her kennel. She knows when I leave she has to be in it and will go to it and open the door herself and go in. I have had no issues thus far. She kennels with a kennel bed, a blanket, and her food bowls. She is a 60 lbs Kelpie and she has plenty of room. I have placed a potty pad underneath, in the tray at the bottom, in case she every needed to potty while I was away but due to her being so well potty trained and I never leave her more than a couple hours... I have never had to know how well the design works. The doors have latches and I can cover it if she needs privacy or alone time. She can lay out flat and stretch while laying down. She can sit compketely upright and turn around. I think it is well made and was easy to assemble (just a matter of screwing screws in). I did not attach the wheels due to not having the need to move the kennel around. I have this kennel in my livingroom and when company comes over it is never a focal point. When she feels stressed or needs alone time... she lets herself in and snuggles up with her blanket and shes good to go. Would suggest anyone to buy if they are in need of a kennel. I thought long and har about the kennel I was going to purchase and yes it is due to my dog being so spoiled. I decided on this one and do not regret my decision. It looks good, well made, and keeps her safe when I'm away. Both me and my dog love her kennel!

Great product but the bottom of the cage doesn’t remove hard time cleaning

I bought two of these, one for my australian shepherd (which is extremely destructive when left alone) & one for my toy aussie & chihuahua to share. Upon reading the other reviews, I was prepared to walk into a destroyed cage after leaving my big aussie alone for the day but figured since this model was so much cheaper, I'd give it a shot first. There's no way for him to get out of this kennel. He hates it & it's a fight to get him in it - but I think it's fantastic & it's saved me a ton of money replacing all the blinds that he destroys in the house when I'm gone. This one is large enough for him to move around in without a problem and he weighs 75lbs. Now, one negative that I've found with the two little dogs is that the wire squares beside the door are wider than the others on the cage and my toy aussie & chihuahua are about to escape. I'm not going to take a star off my rating for that as most people don't buy such large cages for little dogs & I just turn the cage around to where it's facing the wall and it solves the problems.I didn't want my pups to have to stand on the wire at the bottom all day and I was happily surprised to find that the plastic tray can fit into the kennel itself so that they can stand/lay on it directly. Just remember to put it on the the bottom before you completely put the cage together. I had to take the first one apart before I figured this out and it was a pain.