Precision Pet Products Two Door Great Crate Wire Dog Crate, 36 Inch, For Pets 50-70 lbs, With 5-Point Locking System

This is my second crate from this brand. I purchased the first one 15 years ago and it is still in great condition. I needed something larger for our new growing puppy and I decided to stick with this brand because the old one has held up so well. I really like that they upgraded to the 5-point locking system on the doors. My old dog could open the old version by clawing at it repeatedly, I had to purchase a clip to keep her in. This new feature will prevent that from happening and is easy to use. The cage is sturdy just like the older version. Love that it folds up for storage and travel. Puppy is loving the extra space.

I love this crate. More importantly, my dogs love these crates! Buy this one. I have 3 from Amazon, and love them. I have referred many dog owners to this crate. It holds a 90 pound dog, has a divider, is VERY secure, sturdy, chew-proof, attractive, easy as it arrives mostly assembled, just pop it up, click a few latches, and pops back up, flattens out for pet transportation, travel.a The tray in the crate is easy to clean, hose it off, and dry.I have one crate out by the pool in the shade, since the dogs are outdoors with us during the days, enjoying the sunshine, and lawn. They enjoy playing, wear themselves out, and always leave the door open so our dogs can go in, and out when they wish. (This crate has two doors, one on the side, one on the end, with SECURE double latches, very convenient!) They prefer to nap in their crate, and feel safe there.Dogs must be crate-trained from the beginning for their own protection and you need peace of mind. People who let their dogs, particularly new puppies, run loose are not doing the dogs a favor. Our dogs love their "houses", and sleep inside in these indoor crates each night. I have a baby 23 pound blue nose pit bull, and a 80 pound year old red nose and they both go into the crate and crash out together:)I would not recommend buying the high dollar crate cushions if you have a new puppy. They have chewed through many on my watch, so now use sheets, and no chewed up cushions. I will buy another cushion for this crate after the puppy is finished teething.This crate is built to last, and would not buy anywhere else.

I bought this one as it has an insert to close off a portion of the crate when my puppy was smaller. As the puppy grew, I moved it back and eventually took it out. You don't want a lot of extra space as your puppy may think that it is ok to use the bathroom in an area that they don't sleep.It was a little difficult to set the metal insert in the crate, but not too bad. The crate can be folded in for travel, but I have never done that so don't know how difficult that would be.

Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Functional.

After much research I decided on purchasing this crate for my newest dog. I have a 45 pound pitbull mix, but wanted a crate that could fit my 75 pound pitbull if needed. My newest smaller dog is also very crafty, and we because we had only had her for about a month at the time we weren't sure if she would try to break out or not, so we wanted something secure, and that would also be easy to travel with (she is a rescue so we have no background info. on her). This crate is perfect! It took me about 2 minutes to get put it together after taking out of the box. She has plenty of room to completely stretch out, turn around, etc. The 75 lb dog fits, but I def. would not recommend this size for long periods of time for a 75 pound dog. We took the crate to a hotel for a weekend stay, and it was very easy to collapse and carry. Again, took 2 minutes to snap together in the hotel room. The collapsed crate also fit find in the back of our Jetta wagon. The 2 doors is also nice for location options. We plan to purchase the bigger version for our 75 lb dog soon. Also, the double locking system is awesome. She hasn't yet - but if she were to get the sliding pin open, she wouldn't be able to lift the door up.

First, the pan in the bottom of the crate came cracked and with a hole in it. It feels very flimsy and will need to be replaced. The rest of the crate, though, seems very sturdy and secure. Set up was super simple. I really like the doors on this crate where you have to lift to latch and unlatch. We have an English bulldog that likes to let everyone else out of their crate for fun! I don’t think she will be able to with this one. I just wish I didn’t have to purchase another pan right away!

This is a well made crate. It has numerous failsafes for curious escape artists! I have a Great Pyrenees and he fits very comfortably in his. Really good value for the money.

I purchased the large (42") 2-door for our golden retriever puppy. I was looking for a crate that closed securely with no gaps at the doors and this one boasted a 5-point locking system. Really impressed with this. It closes easily and securely by slightly lifting the door and sliding the closure into place. It's a solid, heavier crate, and I have no doubt it will hold up well as our puppy grows.This one comes with a divider which keeps her space small and grows as she grows. Divider goes in ok — not the easiest but eventually it goes into place. Because we're still using the divider, we haven't used the side door yet but i do like the option for future flexibility. The puppy loves it! She goes right in and settles down for the night or just when she's tired.This crate is sturdy, and it's not the easiest thing to move around the house. Folds down pretty easily but the large crate is heavy so moving it upstairs can be cumbersome. But it can be done….and that wasn't the most important feature in choosing a long-term crate for our dog.You'll have a crate for a long time, perhaps the life time of your dog so it's worth finding one that is strong and well built and this one certainly fits the bill. 5 stars for me!