I already have a 2-door 30" crate and I want to know if I bought the 3-door crate if I could put them together and make one larger crage?
95976
probably not ... I'm sure there's some way you could rig it up with zip ties & want not, but your dog would run the risk of cutting himself on the metal that's inside the crate. you could always order it & return it if it didn't work, Amazon's great with returns!
95977
R. Taylor is correct. You can put 2 together if the door placements line up. I have 2 of the 3 door crates and have them next to each other with the adjoining doors removed. I originally planned on letting each dog have its own crate but they seemed unhappy about that so took the facing doors out and now they share the 2 crates. Occasionally they get to fighting and then I just drop 1 of the doors down between the 2 crates and they have their own space. I highly recommend the 3 door crates for their versatility.
95978
Sorry, just saw this. I suppose you could, I really don't know for sure. the only thing I would consider are the trays and how to make the top panels sturdy enough.
95979
Not without some tools. I suppose you could get some bailing wire and tie them together.
95980
I guess if the door on the side or even the one on the end would match up perfect you could, only remember it is only the size of a door not the whole side opens.
1670343
The two bars on the top frame connect along the long end of the crate. There is a black plastic connector in the middle of the frame that has some kind of spring in it. Just pull it back and bring the two ends of the bar together. Do this for the front and the back. It should be pretty simple.
1137229
I had the same problem with an older crate. You will need to tell them whether your door is "old style" (flat across the top and bottom) or "new style" (straight on the sides and arced on the top and bottom).I called them (1 (877) 738-6283) and was directed to Karen Brevard. She was extremely helpful and very nice. Her e-mail is kbrevard@petmate.com. For one of mine, I needed to e-mail a picture to be sure to get the right size.I'm sure she will be able to tell you the correct door to order.
887225
I can't answer that. I only use the crate at trials. Mine is pretty big, so I doubt it.
635052
This would be a good crate for a 30 lb dog to move around in. My dog is 50 lbs and takes up no more than a third of the cage. Plenty of room for water, food, and toys if desired.
513213
Maybe if you take the cage apart but the cage comes assembled and just folds up. I would make a C&C; cage with a divider for your intended use. Hope this helps :)
1024998
It will be too big for the crate I would think and it won't fit in well because if its round. Lookat www.whippetwear.com/cocoon/ i believe there's is rectangle. More expensive though...
67377
The crates size when assembled is 54H x 46L x 35W. I"m not sure of the wire guage. It seems to be about the same as the Midwest 48". When set up, it seems to be a little bit wobbly. If your dog is relatively calm it shouldn't pose a problem. I carry mine to shows, trials, etc. There are a lot of dogs around, so I take the extra precaution of using zip-ties. I found some ties that were re-usable to you don't need to worry about finding cutters to take the crate down. It does have three doors, so that makes it easier to find a pace to set up the giant crate. The crate is probably fine without the ties, but it makes me feel better. It also happens to be the only collapsing crate of it's size. I've owned and bred Danes for almost 30 years. This is the only one I have ever seen. Sorry to be so long winded, but, I just can't help it. Good Luck.
1071517
I couldn't find my crate either. I just measured the inside of the crate width and length and found a pan to fit. The pan I chose fit perfectly and was made of way better stuff then original. Not sure if that helps. It's what I did. Good luck :)
191805
Since they're "universal", I would say yes. I put 6 of these wheels on a 42" petco premium 2 - door crate. I love them!
230627
Hi, Yes, you could, but I think that you would be better off with another product as my gate had just normal use with a 12 lb dog and two hinges/screws came right out.
1906064
No, this pan was actually too small. I needed the 37x25, which are close to the dimensions of my crate. But when I recieved the replacement pan, it was too small.
189138
We have two crates, both for small dogs. It would be too small for anything larger than a medium sized dog (a Cocker Spaniel).
2179557
Yes. If you look closely at the photo you'll see how the horizontal rods on the door are bent and loop around the vertical rod on the crate. I removed the door with a flat-head screw driver by expanding the 5 metal rods on the door that loop around the metal rods on the frame of the crate. You will only have to increase the gap at the end of the loop a very tiny bit to get the door off. If done carefully it will not ruin anything and the door can be reused if you use pliers to squeeze the loops back to their original position
663320
I think I expanded mine to 72in, it comes in 4 pieces (5 with the door gate). I dont see why not? I think you can use any amount of pieces you want. I had to use all 4. You can adjust all of them. So im almost positive it should work for you.
193110
Dont think so...One door is at one end of the rectangle.The other door runs in the middle of the cage on the long side.The separator would split the middle door.
1979937
You need to measure your space. The crate is 36 inches tall --- is the back of your suv that tall?Then measure the width in your suv. Is it more than 24 inches? Then you're okay. Then measure width -- it has to be wider than 28 inches for the crate to fit. It fits in the back of my Toyota Highlander, no problem. Also -- weight of dog is not a factor in whether or not it will fit. But this crate is big enough for your dog. Hope that helps>>>>>