I bought this cage for my 1 yr old lab ...
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I bought this cage for my 1 yr old lab, needless to say it's not durable at all. He can lean on it and the door comes open. Have to use zippy strips to hold it together. Should have sent it back but already messed the box up.
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I just got this cage to replace the Super Pet extra large purple/white top style. I have been wanting one w/ wheels forever! The previous one was 3 yrs. old & falling apart. We have one rescued mini lop indoors. I won't use the ramp, shelf or treat thing. I like that this is almost like his old one, same size. The openings are larger which is nice. When I ordered this it came the next day!! The only thing that bothered me was it ships in it's original box w/ no protection. The flap on one end of the box was torn open and there were 2 small areas on the cage that were damaged. One small deep cut in the inside corner of the bottom section and the front door had a place were the wire had separated. When I spend this much money I don't want any flaws right out of the box! Not sure if it was damaged from shipping or was already like that. He is only in this at night. It is nice and colorful and I hope it holds up well!
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Do not buy this product of you have a puppy that is still chewing. My 1 year old lab tore it apart within 3 minutes.
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I looooved it the first month ; only because that's how long it lasted for . My 6 lb chihuahua mix was able to rip the inside apart , and the zipper portion.
ANOTHER HUGE DOWNFALL is that it does not have a handle when the crate is opened ... So I can't carry my pet around when she's in it
515703
Bed seemed very nice, but the first day put in my dog's cage when I arrived home from work it was destroyed.  Though probably no fault of the bed the durability seems lacking.  I wouldn't recommend purchasing if your dog is energetic.
351397
My little beagle pup literally bit through this cage and got his head stuck. It was not made very well..
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I actually purchased this way back in June of 2015. I wanted to wait and see how it held up and review it later, but forgot about it until now!
I've had a few different cages over time, and they were all a PAIN to clean! One of the main things I was looking for in a new cage was something that'd be easy to clean, and this cage definitely fits the bill! It's SO easy, you just take the clear top part off (which doesn't ever put up a fight! There's a spot on each side that you push in & then it picks right up!) and from there you can just dump the shavings from the bottom tray part in the trash. SO easy!
It came with accessories, which was nice. I had the loft in for a while, but ultimately decided to take it out. The ramp to get up there kept falling off and my hamster would climb up the bars to get to her loft, which I didn't like because I'm overly worried about her falling. So I put in a little house I already had and it works just as fine! Everything else it comes with is great. The wheel is nice, and definitely the quietest one I've had but it's not silent by any means.
The only thing keeping me from giving this a full 5 stars is the size. It's much smaller than I was expecting, and I really wouldn't recommend it for a syrian/teddy bear hamster. I have a teeny-tiny little robo hamster so it's not too bad, and I take her out often to run in her ball or play in her playpen. Other than that, it's perfect! Nice looking, good quality (there are barely any signs of wear after having it for so long! My hamster doesn't chew her bars though) affordable, and easy to clean!
If you're into tubes there are 2 separate spots for them. I'm not sure of the size but I bought tubes from a different brand and they fit nicely & weren't overly challenging to put on.
I included some pictures for reference. -Size of the food bowl, which is so big my robo has to sit inside of it to get her food! -How the cage looks once it's set up. -And a panorama of the inside. (Which is why the wheel looks messed up)
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My almost one year old rescue dog ate the metal like it was candy. Ate an escape route and crawled to the top of the cage and was free to roam the house.  Funny he doesn't chew on anything else.  And this didn't happen initially.  And it wasn't that he was in for extremely long periods of time.  I called the company and they were VERY defensive.  They did say they had a stronger metal cage and I should have researched prior.  Of course how am I to know that I have a dog that eats metal!!  He essentially ruined the cage.  I have had to rewire the top and rig parts of it to keep him in it.  He has sense stopped tearing it up, but the damage is done.  Note:  he is 35 lbs, looks like a Rodeshian Ridgeback mix.  Not a chewer outside the kennel.  Very strange.
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Just over 6 months and my 1 yr old cattle dog is already bending the metal bars and the gate. Built a little flimsy but still holding up, will be going with a different brand next time instead
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liked the cage but unfortunately it didn't last long , the 2nd time my medium sized dog was left in it , she destroyed it , not pic, if you have a medium sized dog are large I wouldn't buy the metal is very weak , and the plastic tray that goes on the bottom , gone .
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UPDATE:  He finally broke it.  Almost a year later.  The welding on door hinge snapped off, cleanly, from the cage itself.  Both pieces are in good condition, so it seems like it was a welding issue.  If he forced it I would have expected the hinge itself to be warped or twisted.  It's not.  Seems like a welding flaw.  And it's out of warranty.  Not sure what I'm going to do.  It's the only cage that's ever worked for any length of time, but it was also 500 dollars.

I have a 130 pound white shepherd / husky mix with severe anxiety issues.  I've spent more money then I care to remember over the last 6 years on crates,  medication (clomicalm) and daycare.  Anyway, this is the first crate that he hasn't been able to destroy.  Here's how I did it... I built it and left it in the family room for several days and basically ignored it.  I kept our 3 kids away from it.  He sniffed it and that was that.  After several days I moved it into the office off of our bedroom (where he sleeps).  And just ignored it.  After a few more days, I put his bed in it and (I feel like most importantly) put it in the same place as his bed was.  Exactly.  I tied the door OPEN and ignored it for a week or more.  He started sleeping in it all by himself.  He went in and came out on his own without a word or look from me.  When I noticed him going in during the daytime I decided to give it a good try.  And it worked.  I put an extra lock on the latches (just in case).  I was gone an hour or less.  When I got home he was upset (panting) but hadn't been able to break out.  He ALSO didn't rip up his bed or pee and poop in it.  That's a major win.  When I opened the door I gave him a treat and let him watch me tie the door open so that he knew the door wasn't going to close on it's own.  He didn't sleep in it that night, but did in the coming days.  I've left him in it 4 times total and had the same result every time.  Wish I would have gotten this several thousand dollars (in cages and home repairs) ago.

Shipping was a bit of a hassle.  I ordered the crate from another company originally.  UPS said it was damaged in transfer and sent it back to the company without even attempting delivery.  It's a 150 pound cage.  It's understandable why a cardboard box won't hold it appropriately.  Anyway, I decided to pay a little more (for shipping) and order from a company that could get it to me faster.  It came with the box broken on one corner but the crate was fine.
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Its a nice cage, set up was very easy and our dog goes right in when we leave.  We unfortunately ordered a cage that might be a size too small.  It works great now,  but in a few months he will no longer fit in there.  If we buy another cage, we will head over to smithbuilt.
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I'm rating this at least 3 stars because it is an easy setup, nice and spacious, not too heavy. But my lab with separation anxiety got out of it in an hour. Door was still closed so he had to of slipped through the bottom (and he's 90 lbs). He's a little scratched up. I will still use it for the other lab who doesn't try to escape. If your dog is calm in crates, this will be fine. If your dog has serious seperation anxiety - I recommend a plastic airline style.
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I ordered this crate for the dog I just adopted from the humane society. She is a Pit bull/ Husky mix. So she is basically a long haired pit bull with some interesting markings. She weighs 54 pounds and the 36 inch cage was the perfect size. However the box came so badly damaged and the crate was so bent I would not get it to stand correctly and the bottom pan was shattered. I Contacted amazon to get a replacement which they were willing to do but would not send it in the 2 day prime shipping like the one I had originally received. I was not able to wait over a week to get a replacement so I just went to my local Pet Smart and bought a similar crate for about 10 dollars more but I did not have to wait sooo long. The quality of the crate seems nice and I am sure that it would work perfectly if it does not get destroyed in shipping like mine did.
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The advertisement made me think the cage I bought would fit a full grown golden retriever from the picture. I got it for my 7months old pit, akita mix and it is a couple inches shy of being too small. Oh well, kinda suck with it now.
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Not worth the money. My dog is one year old and he can bend the bars to get out. I zip ties all the edges and it held for a couple of weeks but he bent the lock itself now and got out. The description says that it is rated for a dog of his size but it obviously can't handle a bigger dog. He weighs about 50 lbs and can easily break out of the cage. It is not appropriately rated
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My 5 month old lab-boarder collie is 45 lbs.  He love the cage and the additional room it gives him to stretch out.  It is large enough he will have plenty of room as he grows.  I like the double doors and each door has two latches.