Does this have a clip or a lock of some sort to keep the zippers up when the animal is inside the crate? Also can all 4 sides act as a door, and do all 4 sides have a zipper it to get air through all sides of the crate? Does this have a clip or a lock of some sort to keep the zippers up when the animal is inside the crate? Also can all 4 sides act as a door, and do all 4 sides have a zipper it to get air through... » Read More Does this have a clip or a lock of some sort to keep the zippers up when the animal is inside the crate? Also can all 4 sides act as a door, and do all 4 sides have a zipper it to get air through all sides of the crate? « Show Less
2005716
There is no lock on the zippers, but they stay closed. There is one door on one end, and one on the top of the crate. There is ventilation on all sides.
2005717
Top and 2 sides have zippers. Don't remember a clip. I use the cage for show cats and haven't had a problem with the zippers. Air flow is very good. I really like this cage.
882016
There is no clip or lock but the zipper tabs have a hole in them so you could easily put a lock or clip through the holes if you wanted to. Only two sides and the top have zippered doors but the other two sides have mesh windows so there is plenty of ventilation.
226545
Does not go under the crate. Lays on top and 4 sides drop down over the crate. Can attach side flaps to each other with velcro that is already on the sides, or leave unfastened.
161566
My 2 morkies have not been able to shred the pad in this holder . we have had it now several months...the last two holders didnt stop them from making a mess of the pad before I even left the house. I believe the reason is that this one actually locks the pad in by sliding into groove and locking down on little round knubs....please note it is not small enough to put in a large crate.
1667200
The top does close with a mesh like the surrounding sides and closes with a zipper. But if your dog is a jumper like mine is (toy poodle), she started figuring out that you can get out the top and would jump, stratch, and bite to try and get out (even though she never got out). So the zipper stopped working after a while which meant I had to either buy another or have an opened play pen. I bought a new one and the same thing happened, so I just bought a big cage for her instead.
1272031
There isn't a lock, but there is a plastic panel that slides in front of the flap to stop animals from passing through the opening. This panel is held in place by gravity and a very simple plastic catch. You can see a picture of this plastic panel in the third sample photo in the description.
22189
Debski, the top zips on , so when it is all zipped up, it is secure. Our dogs are puppies now, so of course the chew everything. Not a fault of the playpen, BUT, they have chewed up and destroyed one of the door zippers. I managed to zip it shut and leave it that way, using only the one side now. They are getting over the chewing problem, but beware, as good as this little playpen is, the zipper will not long withstand puppy teeth. For some reason, they like the teeth in the zipper... otherwise it is a great little play pen.
1606145
no zipper. there are 3 grommets (holes) you line up on a clip, and then you apply given clip to lock it.or a lock if you prefer
319081
I have a pitbull/lab in mine and she has not escaped, where she has in other crates. We did use a chain and hook on the doors to be on the safe side, but so far (1 year) she has not escaped. Worked great for us.
723195
It closes with a zipper but there is no lock! When you zip the front flap and the top cover, unless your dog decides to chew his way out, he will stay in there!
1368739
Yes it does. The door rolls up, and when you want to close it, it rolls down and zip down each side. Not sure if it's lockable, if that's where you're headed with this question, but I imagine a padlock arrangement could be set up.
1272033
It does not have a in & out flap locking system. On the inside you have a sliding plastic door that slides from the top to bottom. Can not open it from the outside. The flap is clear plastic so pet can see through it from either side. Our Doxie looks out it this way or she puts her head under and pushes it out to see.
54860
Those locks are not locks in the traditional sense. They just flip over into a little catch. My dog hasn't been able to open both of them, but they do look flimsy. If your concern is the dog getting out, I suggest a caribiner lock or two. Hope this helps. BTW I love the crate! He hasn't torn this up like he did three others.
1512656
It will stay open on its own. It only opens in one direction, it has a tab at the bottom of the gate but you can turn the gate so the door of it opens on the side you want.... Towards you or away from you.I turn mine so the tab at the bottom is on the side I don't want my dogs pushing open. I hope this helps :-) I wish I could send ya pics to help see it.
810830
It has 2 doors in front and a small clip type door on each side towards the top. Our conure was able to open the side doors so we have them secured with a zip tie.
231592
It has a zippered mesh in front, convenient for when i go inside stores. I t also has a plastic see-through window in the back; you will always have a clear view of your dog. It is spacious and strong. Room for one big or two small dogs
1007484
That's a tough question. The pet door has a magnetic strip in the bottom so when your dog goes through it, the flap, more or less, seals. We also have bug issues but we haven't seem any uptick of bugs into the house other than the ones that make it in regardless. . .
52794
You zip it up ALL THE WAY - push the zipper under the lock. The end you grab on the zipper will be sticking out, but when you push the lock down to lock it, you will not be able to pull the zipper open. Make sense?