MidWest iCrate Double-Door Folding Metal Dog Crate, 48 Inches by 30 Inches by 33 Inches

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If you’ve recently welcomed a new pup into the family, trainers advise you not to put a puppy in a full-size crate, as this may hinder your house training efforts—essentially, the puppy has enough room to do its business in a corner far away from where it can choose to rest. You don’t want to buy a new crate for your growing puppy every few months, either. The solution: a crate divider. This allows you to let the crate’s internal volume grow with your dog.

The bottom of the crate has a durable tray for comfort and cleanliness. A pan stop ensures that the tray stays in position and doesn’t slip out unexpectedly. To secure the door shut, the latch has a three-step process: pull out, move up, and then push down into place. We found it a little difficult to maneuver which then made it easier for our dog to get out. If you have a dog that is determined to get out, this crate is not the right choice, but if you have a dog that enjoys their den space, then this is a suitable option. Dimensions: 30.5 x 20.5 x 25.9 inches (30 inches) | Weight: 45 pounds | Sizes: 30, 34, 40 or 48 inches | Material: Aluminum alloy | Collapsible: No | Divider: No

What Size Is A 48 Inch Dog Crate?

Many dogs feel comforted by being in a den, so covering a wire kennel with a sheet or a custom crate cover (except for one or two sides) is recommended. Dimensions: 26 x 20 x 23 inches (Small) | Weight: Not listed | Sizes: Small, Medium, Large | Material: Bentwood | Collapsible: No | Divider: No You may also want a crate that’s easy to clean, especially if you’re training a puppy. Some products come with a removable plastic tray that sits in the bottom of the crate, and this will catch any accidents, making it easy to clean up after your pet. Durability

The crate is made from high quality steel as is the removable tray included. It features 2 doors so that you have flexibility in where you place the cage in your property.Technically speaking, a dog crate is too big when it’s not fit for purpose. Let’s say you wanted a dog crate to help train your puppy. If you put your small puppy in a large crate or extra large crate, your puppy could start using a corner of the crate as a potty area. When it comes to assembling the crate, the good news is it comes with tools to help you set-up and you can choose which end the smaller of the double doors will open from which is a nice touch. The dog crate is made from durable stainless steel and it feels strong and sturdy. The tray included is metal, like the AVC dog crate in this review, which some dog owners prefer over plastic trays. You may not always have a need for a dog crate. You may be perfectly happy with your dog roaming anywhere they wish inside your home and you may spend most of your time together so rarely need to keep them confined. By investing in a foldable dog crate, however, you can still give your options open. When the need to confine arises, you will know that you have a crate on hand. The rest of the time, you can store it away, knowing it will fold down and take up less space.