Petsfit Dog Crate for Travel, Easy On The Go, Easy to Stow, Adjustable Compatibility, Indoor and Outdoor Lightweight Large Dog Crate for Car 91 cm L x 61 cm W x 59 cm H Brown

Sturdy and compact

Lightweight. Durable. Strong. This fold away crate is everything you need it to be. Zips are good quality plastic and the nesh doors male this super breathable.Just be cautious of your pet leans on the side it could tip if they are on the chunky side but so far my 25kg pooch has had no problems

The crate, when finally assembled, is excellent. It took 3 adults, each with an IQ in excess of 140, 55 minutes to work out how to put it together, due to an assembly leaflet written in gibberish.Try writing in English next time!

Truly transportable crate

This is a very good quality item but is not very easy to assemble. The poles require a considerable amount of pushing and pulling to assemble/put the thing together. This needs a good bit of strength.I'm a retired chap and still have a reasonable amount of strength and, boy, I needed it. It might have been easier with two people but my wife and I don't do joint assembly very well. If, like my late dad, you had arthritic hands/fingers then it would almost certainly be too much for you to manage alone.This is the biggest one that I could find and I thought it would be the only size large enough for our Bagle hound (beagle-basset cross which, at just over 20kg, is more like a giant old fashioned English beagle). Sure enough, it's just right for him, with plenty spare height and plenty room for him to turn. I don't, however, think that it would be very roomy for a labrador or something similar in size.At this price I also feel that it should have come with its own bottom-end soft bed included, as do several cheaper ones. Luckily our dog's existing bed fits in perfectly.

Sooo easy to put up. Had to do a few games of "find it" with ham to get her used to going in, but she loves it. I feel I should add she is already crate trained, and loves her crate for 'me' time. Would it be sturdy enough for a dog trying to get out? No. But if your dog wants to fight its way out, then you have a crate training need. Mine loves her little den, and it's easier to move around the house than the metal crate she had. 5 stars from me! And the zip top is a bonus! Turns it into a pen rather than a crate for the times she needs to be contained (such as floor mopping time!) without her feeling its nap time.

Great for camping or safe place for dogs to relax

Really love the design, size and general quality of this crate but the zip will always be targeted by teething puppies.If looking for something to use as an everyday crate at home I would suggest going for a metal one. This crate would be ideal for travelling with but the zip is now so badly chewed and damaged that it's impossible to close the mesh flap.Also found chewed lengths of metal in his pen which could be potentially dangerous if swallowed.If there was a way to make this crate (especially the mesh flap/zip sections) puppy proof it would score 5 out of 5.