Pet Trex PT2304 48" Folding Pet Crate Kennel Wire Cage for Dogs, Cats or Rabbits

I had to return this... it arrived as many reviews stated packaged poorly. The box was torn and the product was exposed. I crate was bent and dangerous to put together and put my puppy inside of. The metal wires were share and damaged. It was also not very sturdy. I returned it and bought a more expensive crate! It's not worth hurting yourself or your dog to save a few bucks.

This is a classic example of "you get what you pay for." I ordered this 48" crate for my 60ish pound Old English Sheepdog and will be returning it ASAP. The metal tray was scratched in several places due to the divider tray laying on it during shipping. Rust spots waiting to happen. The tray also had 2 pencil eraser sized holes punched into the lip of one of the long sides. These holes had extremely sharp edges and there doesn't appear to be any reason for them to be there. The connectors had sharp edges as well. Overall, the kennel is very flimsy and poorly made.I'd been using a 36 inch ProSelect wire crate from Pet Edge for the last 10 years for another dog that passed away last year. I have been using this same crate for our new sheepdog. But, she's now outgrown it and needs a bigger one. I will be purchasing another ProSelect crate. They do cost more, but the difference in quality is well worth the extra money.Amazon was great with e-mailing a shipping label quickly and acted very professionally. But, I now have to repackage this thing and lug it to a UPS drop off. Save yourself the headache and buy a different crate!

Been using it for 2 years and still works and looks great. brought up 2 pups with it and cant ask for better. both dogs are 50lbs now and could prolly be kept in there while we are gone but one behaves so we only need it for the other. plenty of space in there for her. easy to break down to move from room to room or to the inlaws when the babysit. dogs were crazy in it growing up but there isnt a single issue with it still.

A bit awkward and heavy for one middle aged woman to carry. I know it is meant for a large dog, but I use it to confine a cat with litter box, bed, food, and water so I could do with something lighter that doesn't have to stand up to what a Husky would do to it.

I got the 48 inch crate for my almost 1yr old 85 pound Greater Swiss Mountain Dog.. after having it 2 weeks its pretty much falling apart. It is not sturdy at all. She banged into it while running around playing with my other dog and it is dented. I would spend a few bucks more and get something actually worth it and not waste money on this.

Don't waste your money. This crate is very flimsy and cheaply made. My 28 pound puppy was able to break out of it by pushing the whole front of the create outward.

If your dog is even remotely active, avoid this crate. When it arrived, it had a few dents in the metal tray. The worst thing is that it is flimsy and very cheaply made/constructed. I have a lab that's less that 1 year old, maybe 45 lbs, and she broke out of it the first night. Horrible crate, that's about as strong as clothes hanger wire.

Great value, and very spacious for our four legged family members. The crate folds easily that allows us to easily pack up the pups for trips.