Pop Open Collapsible Travel Crate in 2 Sizes (Large)

So honestly even given the 2 minor drawbacks to this its still totally worth getting to me. Its big enough for my gsd/clumber spaniel (he's 65 lbs and built like a thick, short legged gsd) with extra space. So pretty much all you big dog owners less than your tall giants like Danes and newfs and such will be just fine with this. The wires are sturdy which is great and they have to be...however...be aware that that makes it rather difficult to fold back down (it comes in a circle like car window covers). The only other problem I had with it is the mesh was split open my my dog excitedly clawing at it when I got home. Knowing that wad an issue we have worked past that. So in short if your dog is ok with being crated and doesn't try everything to get out then you're golden with this and it's great for travel. It folds flat really easy it can just be tough to twist back into a circle...doable...but tough.

If your dog is trained, this travel crate does the job. It is perfect for our rough collie and provides ample space for her bed and water bowl. The foldability necessitates the materials be light and flexible, so I am confident escape artists could chew and/or claw their way through the mesh in no time. On the other hand, when our baby gets tired, she takes herself to bed in the crate.

My dog is well behaved so it worked fine for our trip. I put the tray and cushion from our other kennel in it to help stabilize it. But it still came apart at the seems the first day and I had to tape it together for the rest of the trip.

Love how lightweight it is and how easy to use when traveling. Easy to clean. A little cranky to fold up again but worth the minor annoyance. It’s roomy and airy and easy to clean.My dog loves sleeping in a crate, we don’t bother closing the door. With a comfy bed inside and it set up near me, he will happily stay inside all night. I suspect I could leave him in it with the door closed, too. He’s sizable (52lbs.) and could easily destroy it, but that’s not his style. An escape artist would be out in a flash. So consider your dog’s personality if you are thinking of buying it.My dog is big enough that if he rolls over against the side, it deforms the crate temporarily. So far, it has always sprung back.FYI, we only use it as a travel crate. He has a sturdy crate for home.

I wanted this crate to work so bad! I wanted one for my dog to sleep in when it gets cold outside and he stays in the house. This crate is huge! The size was perfect, however it is not sturdy AT ALL. When my dog laid down, the crate collapsed. Folding it back up was exhausting. The concept of the crate is perfect, the materials are just not able to hold up or meet the expectations. This would definitely work for a small dog.I'm returning this item and investing in a metal crate.I'm not saying not to buy the item, just be aware of the quality so that you know what to expect.

We have utilized this pop-up travel kennel for my service dog since he was a puppy. It works great IF your dog is kennel trained and has manners. All it is is a visual reminder for the dog. It’s very easy to break out of if they wanted to. It folds up nice and small to fit into my backpack or my carryon suitcase, it zips nice and easy, and my 60lb poodle has MORE than enough room in the XL. We like this kennel for a variety of reasons and it’s a go to piece of equipment when traveling!

Straight out of the bag, the material was cut around the metal frame. Could have been a manufacturing error. The enclosure has only been used for 4 days, 15min each day, and in a vehicle. I’m already seeing tears in the material which is thin in the first place but my dog has not been abusive towards it at all. It’s light and easy to use. My dog didn’t mind being in it. It’s not worth the money if it isn’t going to hold up to such small wear and tear.

We use this when we travel with our 90 pound golden (he has a huge build for a golden so this size is perfect for larger dog breeds) it’s perfect for travel