Amazon Basics Portable Metal Wire Dog Crate for Large Dogs, Double Door with Removable Tray, Divider Panel, Easy to Assemble, 48" x 30" x 32.5", Black

For anyone who likes to crate train their pups, this one is a perfect option for the value. It is sturdy after built and is extremely easy to put together in only a few steps. I love how it is portable and closes with a snap to make sure its good to travel. My puppy loves his lil crate. For the value, we will be purchasing the larger size soon. Highly recommend!!

Easy to set up and was big enough for our Dachshund. Seems sturdy and love the lock, she’s smart, but won’t be able to open it lol

This is a terrific little cage. I was able to assemble it fairly easily. They are sturdy. I wasn’t too fond of the mechanism to close and lock the front gate and would have preferred a simple sliding lock. But they still worked great for my needs and the price was terrific!

Literally took five minutes to set up the wires are sturdy for small dogs and all the parts were included. Definitely a good deal for the price and I love that the door slides to lock instead of the traditional latches the black looks good anywhere!

A simple crate easy to built and sturdy. Keeps my puppy safe while we drive an hour away to our second home every weekend. Material seems durable. Helped is a lab/pit mix 60 lbs and has enough room.

I’ve never bought a dog crate before, so this was absolutely new to me. I don’t have a lot of space, so I needed ones that I could fold up and put away as I needed to. Unboxing them and putting them together was a chore for me! The directions were useless and the videos really didn’t show me step by step like I needed. I did go over to YouTube and found the basic directions these contraptions were supposed to be unfolding to. Everyone’s opened nice and neatly with no problems. I found myself in the floor wrestling with the thing! Then I realized, all the little clip overs parts had stuck in places they weren’t supposed to during the shipping process. Don’t be afraid to push and pull as you’re putting this together. There was one that was stuck so tightly, I did think I was going to have to use a screwdriver to pry it open a little, but with a little more pushing and pulling, it came free. The second one I had to put together was a little easier but still had to push and pull. I think these are going to work great. They are very sturdy. I would probably buy them again if I needed another. I was able to assemble these alone but needed to prop up a side to fully assemble. I don’t think I’m going to fold them up and store them like I thought I would. I gave 4 stars just because there were not adequate directions or a video.

I chose this crate over others for the cost and double doors. It's fairly easy to put together, my 13 year old did most of the assembly. I mostly wanted this crate for the door on the longer side of the crate, but that door came a little tight on the hinges. It is kind of stiff when opening. I would give it a 4.5 stars. Overall it's a good crate, the quality of the wire is good and sturdy. My pup sleeps in it for all naps and night time.

This crate is surprisingly sturdy. At this price point, you really can’t go wrong. Now, if you have a super aggressive chewer / Houdini that’s determined to get out of a cage - they probably will. This is simply a crate, and while sturdy, any industriously determined escape artist could feasibly get their mouth around the wires and bend them enough to get themselves free. However, if you have a less determined dog, or one that has been trained from little on to appreciate and tolerate crating from time to time this should be great. Again, any crate should not be used for extensive periods of time for any dog, unless directly supervised (as in potty training at night with owners home). I purchased this as I dog sit for a little labradoodle that needs a crate when we step out for a few hours, as she irritates our dogs and my shepherd will correct her. She is used to being crated when her owners have to step out with out her, so instead of lugging their giant crate around we opted to buy this one. We got it big enough to fit my 3 year old German Shepherd (American Line West German Shepherd) in case we ever needed it for some reason (though he’s a service dog so that isn’t likely). He’s approximately 80# and a bit small for his breed due to a leg issue. This fits the bill! It was a bit difficult to untangle to set up, as the connecting prongs were stuck tight in transit, but once we got that resolved it was up and locked in with a minute or two. The way the doors open, with a handle lever (similar to airline crate doors), is so easy to open and close, and nearly impossible for a dog to figure out how to open (we had a chow chow that figured out how to push back crate latches years ago). This is huge. I fit in there, sitting with my legs straight out sitting up right with a few inches to spare and I’m average height (5’6”). My Shepherd fits in there easily and can stand up and turn around very easily. It is very heavy, and awkward (unless you’re tall), but I was able to carry it upstairs by myself and set it up (I’m not patient enough to wait for my husband if I can figure it out lol). It is heavy and unwieldy though, so don’t be surprised. For what we need, a temporary crate situation for a guest dog, and possibly if we had to crate our GSD somewhere, this is worth the price. It’s constructed well (as any wire crate) and we have no issues in workmanship. Pops up pretty easy once you untangle the wire connection prongs. It’s not the easiest to port around simply due to its size, but you can fold it down, and store it under a bed or up right in the back of a closet easily… I just wouldn’t think you will want to do that daily. lol. All in all, this was a great buy for our needs. With care it should last us a long time to come.