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

The crate itself deserves five stars. It appears very sturdy. I also like that the latches aren't as easy to open as one of my dogs knows how to open a wire crate. The top door is a bonus since the pup who will be using it seems to like looking out, and I'm fine keeping it open at all times. Love the side door as well since I won't have to pull out the tray to change the pad. Initially, I opted to use an ex-pen just for this purpose, but I found them to be too flimsy. I'd hoped for a different type of tray, but this will do. :) It is big enough for what I wanted though taller than I expected. Had I gotten one size down, the dog who will be using it would not have room for a bed and puppy pad. She's a tiny dog, and while I'd rather not put her in a crate this size, she always potties on her blankets in crates more suited to her. I am hoping by giving her more room and a pad, should she need to go, she will not go on her bed. Did I mention I'm tired of washing beds? Time will tell if this method works. Now I just need to find a good spot to put it in my small house!

The media could not be loaded. We excited to get this crate but it was missing screws and bolts, my husband went to his shed to find some to fit. One of the bowls that came with it was cracked, cheap plastic! The pan warped, the crate is kept inside but cleaned well when needed and the paint is peeling and the crate is rusted.I contacted the seller and it took them a while to get back to me and said there was nothing they could do. All I asked for was a new replacement pan not to replace the whole crate. My husband is very handy and he said it was a pain to put together and had already found what he needed to put together he was not taking it apart to return it. Also the slots are to far apart and the dogs paws get stuck sometimes.We only used it a short time and got a much better crate!

Okay- so I've had this cage probably about a month and a half now.. I have a fifty pound pit bull that suffers from severe anxiety whenever I leave the house to the point where I unfortunately had to end up leaving her outside tied up when I left the house. (Stay at home mom so it's not like she was out for hours on end every day or even 5 days a week.) She completely DESTROYED her PREVIOUS cage which got to the point where it couldn't hold her no matter how hard I tried. I even tried locking her in the bathroom. HA. Let's just say I came home to a completely destroyed bathroom to keep things simple. THIS CAGE HAS BEEN A LIFE SAVER. She was able to somehow bend 4 prongs the first day but that was it! Truly pleased with this cage. The only thing which would not hinder my rating at all because I'm so pleased is that the breaks where iffy to begin with on the two wheels and now they don't seem to work. I DOMT CARE THOUGH! Definitely suggest this cage.

Overall it is a nice pet crate. The finish is nice and looks very durable and the size is perfect. The down side is that some of the beads of the welds are off and it appears that there was no penetration so the joint is not secured. Also, several of the fixed nuts had slag in them making it impossible to thread the casters and bolts into them. The bottom 4 bars that support the tray were approximately 1 inch too short resulting in me not being able to use the wheels as the test has no support and is just on the floor under the cage.

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!

I can see why there are negative reviews for this product, but it has worked well for me. Over the past year I have ordered two of these. One for our first pit mix that we brought home from the shelter in Jan '14, and then again for our second that we brought home in Jan '15. The welds are not the best, and the plastic tray on the second one is definitely of lower quality that the first. But they are large and I have had no issues with the dogs staying put inside at night. Both dogs are approx. 60# and have plenty of room inside these crates. I would imagine that if either one of them really wanted out, they could find a way. But to date, these have served us very well. Kong makes a very heavy duty bed/mat that fits perfectly inside these as well. These are not crates that you will take down on a regular basis for travel. Yes, they can be dismantled and folded, but I personally would not want to do that very often.