What the deminions of the crate when BROKEN DOWN for transport? Need to know if it will fit behind my front seat sanding on its side on the floor.
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Unless you have a very small car once it is broken down flat it would easily do what you need it to do in any average sized car.
292201
You should have no problem! Mine , when completely folded down is no more than 6 inches thick. I don't know for sure because I have bedding and everything that I put in with it before I folded up. But it really does fold flat. It clips and even has a handle to lift it in and out kind of like a suitcase. Be aware that it might rattle in your car. You might need to add a towel or a blanket or something to help stabilize the sides so that you don't have to listen to it rattle as you drive. I love this kennel for travel. It folds easily and is really really nice.
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This steel crate is well made but it only has two wheels--intended for use when the crate is folded down, like rolling luggage you would use at an airport. Your option for you injured dog is a crate with four wheels OR use this unit with a pet crate trolley. Amazon carries both. Search Pet Crate Four Wheels and/or Pet Crate Trolley. The trolley would fit temporarily beneath this unit so you could pull it around the house as needed. It wouldn't operate as smoothly as a crate with four wheels built in, but with a trolley you would have more crate flexibility after your dog has recovered. Hope your dog is feeling better soon. This steel crate is well made but it only has two wheels--intended for use when the crate is folded down, like rolling luggage you would use at an airport. Your option for you injured dog is a crate with four wheels OR use this unit with a pet crate trolley. Amazon carries both. Search Pet Crate Four Wheels and/or Pet Crate Trolley. The trolley would fit temporarily beneath this unit so you could pull it around the house as needed. It wouldn't operate as smoothly as a crate with four wheels built in, but with a trolley you would have more crate flexibility after your dog has recovered. Hope... » Read More This steel crate is well made but it only has two wheels--intended for use when the crate is folded down, like rolling luggage you would use at an airport. Your option for you injured dog is a crate with four wheels OR use this unit with a pet crate trolley. Amazon carries both. Search Pet Crate Four Wheels and/or Pet Crate Trolley. The trolley would fit temporarily beneath this unit so you could pull it around the house as needed. It wouldn't operate as smoothly as a crate with four wheels built in, but with a trolley you would have more crate flexibility after your dog has recovered. Hope your dog is feeling better soon. « Show Less
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It's a very sturdy crate. I rolled my car off a 30 foot embankment and the crate was not damaged at all until they cut it with a saw while trying to cut me out of the car. I immediately bought another one. Thankfully, my "baby" wasn't with me at the time, but I have no doubt she would have survived if she had been.
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My crate is a "PetPorter" but also from wal-mart over 15 years ago. I bought a replacement door and it fits perfect. Just when you take the measurement, it will not be to the exact as the distributors. But it will be close. The little jut out things throw it off a little. I was very happy with the one I bought. Good luck.
737759
This crate is WAY too flimsy for transport on public transportation. It is fine at home. It is fine for transporting your dog to obedience/agility trials (but put it on a cart bcs it will be too heavy with the pet in it, and the handle will come off). It is ok in your car if you bungee it down. I use mine at home for naps and overnight. mb
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I do not have the kennel any more but I do know that it will not fit into a back pack. It only closes up to the size of the side/top panels which appear to be 20" x 31". After it closes up it is quite large and stiff, which make it sturdy but not very portable.
1801401
If there's anything in it it will be a pain on the sand. With my 2 little ones in it one concrete it's hard. Do not buy it for that! Look for the wagon with special wheels
764241
Once rolled up, it hangs over the edge about 6" and the door clearance is 2", so it does kind of get in the way. We have the 42" midwest two door crate with dividers. I leave the front panel down (so three sides are covered). The side is rolled up, and then we roll that over onto the top of the crate so that it doesn't get in the way of opening the door.
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The sides fold both into the middle from the more narrow ends so it never gets any smaller than the floor, just flatter. I don't think it is safe for air travel, the sides could be easily punctured by other luggage or a panicked animal could easily work it's way out. My dog is very calm in his crate but easily made a slice in the screen panel when he was in a hurry to be let out.
674991
it is possible to put a 3days size military roocksack behind the seat. on the front its possible to put some long but not big items like tent or sleeping mat, etc. anyway cargo could take apox 30-35 kg.
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I have 4 sides and have configured them into a square to create a crate/pen (without a roof). If you describe how you plan to configure it and what your plan for it's use it that would be helpful, plus how big is your dog and how determined and strong is it?
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The two compartments are stationary and cannot be adjusted. However, one side is bigger than the other. I use the bigger side for my dog's bed, toys and food and water. The other side is for him to go potty. I can get back to you on the measurements, but I will say that there are 2 trays which makes cleaning much easier. Also, I have to say that the quality of the material of the crate is VERY flimsy. Some of the joints came separated which I had to fix and I expect at some point, perhaps every joint will need to be fixed. Still, I really do like the idea of the crate, it is actually perfect, just not sturdy. If you are going to get this crate for a little dog that will stay little (no more than 10 lbs and not much bigger than a decent size chihuahua), I say fine, but anything bigger and the crate most likely will not hold up. I notice areas where my dog chews on the crate and it is definitely doing some damage so even with a little dog who likes to chew on his crates it may not last long. Hope this is helpful.
169334
This is all one piece. Not sure if it would work for cargo area and seat, sorry
162821
The metal frame is completely melded together and comes assembled. The wheels are the only part you will need to install. The box is 10 inches only in depth. Great product and works great for crates transport especially if you are dog showing
662322
I'm actually not sure. I don't believe it breaks down very much once you put it together. It is a very nice crate though, and I love using it for my cat.
909305
Greetings! My that is a big dog. We don't have a crate that big at the moment. We make an XXL that is 109cm L x 68cm W x 86cm H but that would most likely not be tall enough to allow your dog sit straight. Here is a link to the crate - http://www.icc-case.com/impact-case-dog-crate-stationary-xx-large/
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Thickness of crate is about 3-4 " folded flat. As far as the fitting into the car - not a clue. depends on the size of car trunk and size of crate (since it comes in multiple sizes)