What is the warranty if my dog would destroy the cage?
878513
This item is a very durable metal, if your dog destroys there is no warranty.
878514
I don't recall any warranty, although there might be one. I know that I was afraid my dog would destroy this cage. It's solid steel. There was no way he could. The bottom is solid steel bars as well. So he couldn't dig or tear up the urine tray below.
878515
No warranty that I recall but if your dog is able to destroy this cage, he's capable of destroying anything. This crate is like Alcatraz for dogs.
878516
My dog is a wonderful companion but has terrible separation anxiety and destroyed my house plus 3 crates purchased at local pet stores! This crate is made like a jail cell! The only problem I had was my dog could slide the locks across and get out. Now I put a pin through the holes once he goes in and that prevents him from sliding the locks across! I would not have been able to keep this wonderful dog if I hadn't bought this crate!
878517
The only thing that comes with the cage is a single sheet of directions. No Warranty.
1407704
If I purchased this and my dog just sat down, refusing to do anything, can I return it?
873626
Okay, so go by the box. If you've got questions on warranty I would contact the manufacturer. I don't typically worry about warranty unless it's a computer, TV, vehicle. I've had mine for a good year and it's still going strong! Because my dog is a quick learner I don't have to use it as much either! It's a product well worth the money spent!!
2230934
I dont know about warranty but my dog broke out of this one. About broke teeth biting through bars but he did manage to escape it
1119313
Hi, Erika--My dog is a feisty 50 pound mix and either chewed through or figured out the locks on every other cage I tried. He has not been able to break out of this one yet:) I"m not sure what the warranty is, but the cage is pretty much indestructible and we've been very happy with it! Well worth the money.
1731701
Please reconsider this cage. See my review and the photos posted with it. Also see the review(s) of the birds that have died because of this cage. It is a dangerous cage. There are many safer alternatives out there.
49428
I believe so. This is the first cage my pup has not gotten out of. Pretty durable. I've only had it a weeks but so far so good. (Knock on wood)
2088003
I bought the small and on the dog kennel it just didn't stay put. Maybe with a different cage type it would work well. As far as chewing I can't imagine they could destroy it.
2230935
I don't know about the warranty, but my German Shepard has not been able to break out of this cage. She completely destroyed the three previous cages. She has been able to bend some of the wires a little, but can't break or escape this cage.
182524
I'm not sure, I bought this same cage for my chinchilla and he absolutely loves it!
2268350
I have not had critter problems, but I take precautions, every cage is not foolproof. I places cement stepping stones and sand under mine to prevent dig unders. I also added knobs and a easy hook and eye latch. Still a good deal even with my personal care and improvements.
1829627
PS: John G had a great idea of getting the dog cage bottom like we both have instead and put something in there that won't matter if it is torn or chewed:)
2165195
BTW-Best specialty cage I have ever purchased. We have 2 small dogs who share it. Never any problems in the 5-6 years of owning it.
359243
I would probably recommend a heavier one. For the price it's a good buy. My puppy will be around 100 pounds when he's done growing and I'll need a taller cage, its made well but pretty light may depend on how aggressive your dog is.
1282052
You can try epoxy, I was sorry i bought the cages, they were really junky. we went to a garden store and bought good ones. Terrible product!
564411
it's a nice cage but any pressure on the bars may cause them to come loose. my little dog just rested his paws on the bars by the door and they came loose. very poor welds. may come loose if you pull on them. i wouldn't leave an animal in if for long periods of time and would not be comfortable if they were anywhere that they could be harmed if they got out. if your rabbit tried to get his head out and the bar came loose he could either get out or get caught in the bars.
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I bought mine about 3 months ago for a Golden Retriever puppy and don't see a problem. The only thing on the cage that appears "sharp" at all might be the little 1/2" metal connectors that connect the sides together. They are positioned along the outside edges and don't appear to be a problem.