Frisco Fold & Carry Double Door Collapsible Wire Dog Crate

The little metal sleeves that serve as "hinges" for this to fold in on itself are very noisy; some fit snugly and don't rattle, others are loose and every time the dog gets up to move around they just rattle, metal on metal (see photo). The slide locks on both doors are also loose and noisy: not loose enough to open, they do stay secure, but they rattle like crazy and on one of the doors I just zip tied them closed with some foam buffer (see photo). Same thing with the plastic tray: the bottom of the crate is a little warped, so every time she moves around, the plastic bangs against the bottom (which makes it hard to sleep at night when every clatter and clank rings out). I don't know if this The little metal sleeves that serve as "hinges" for this to fold in on itself are very noisy; some fit snugly and don't rattle, others are loose and every time the dog gets up to move around they just rattle, metal on metal (see photo). The slide locks on both doors are also loose and noisy: not loose enough to open, they do stay secure, but they rattle like crazy and on one of the doors I just zip tied them closed with some foam buffer (see photo). Same thing with the plastic tray: the bottom of the crate is a little warped, so every time she moves around, the plastic bangs against the bottom (which makes it hard to sleep at night when every clatter and clank rings out). I don't know if this was bent/warped in shipment--the box wasn't damaged--but there are definitely a few curves in the wire bars that shouldn't be there: particularly the door on the long side bows outward (see photo). To mitigate the noise, I've added some bits of foam insulation in strategic places to keep the noise at a minimum, and I've added a thin yoga mat under the plastic tray, which absorbs some of the noise from the plastic hitting the metal. I don't know if the heavy-duty crates are better at reducing sound, but boy, I sure wish they made these with plastic-coated wires. … more

The size of the crate was decent for my chow/rottie mix, however, there were two things that I was not happy about. In the description, it stated that it was double-door crate and my crate only has one door. The second thing I didn’t like is that not even after a month one of the bars came undone which now affects the sturdiness of the crate. Chewy has been awesome, so I’m hoping to be able to return it hassle-free.

I had been looking for a larger crate for an aussiedoodle and after doing much research, this was by and far the best deal (through Chewy). The crate is sturdy, has two doors and a divider if you have a pup that will grow into it, or possible two smaller pups. Since it was during the holidays, I was accidentally sent two crates. I only ordered one. I called to offer to return it at my expense because I didn't want to keep what isn't mine, and the representative from Chewy ask me to donate it to a local shelter or rescue. I did so in Chewy's name (box unopened) and they were ecstatic to get it. This is why I always prefer Chewy!

I’ve had dogs for years.. however I got a new puppy and decided I would crate train. Decided to purchase this crate based on the great reviews. I am so glad I did. I originally bought the large and it was way too big so called customer care they took care of the exchange to the medium large… way better. I am so happy to say it was extremely easy to open and put together .. the puppy is loving her crate. Also we have a lab/ Shepard mix and she will be around 60-70lbs at most so the medium / large was the best choice.

So i got the 48 inch which is bigger and better than my last crate. Just wish FedEx would be a little more gentler with how the load or deliver products. Chewys has been so amazing with their customer service you really could get any nicer people. Mine came a little bent and bowed but its not a deal breaker. Will be getting another one of of these for my other malinois pup. Thank you Chewys for being amazing.

This kennel came packaged very well. The wire seems very sturdy and the doors are wide and are attached very well. They do seem a little stiff swinging but that is to be expected for something that is brand new and hasn't been worn down a little bit with usage. It seems like a good size for my Newfoundland. She can eat in her kennel or lay down comfortably without feeling like she is cramped. When she is in a sitting position the kennel roof is about an inch or two above her head. We got the 48inch sized kennel.

Sturdy first crate. This is my first dog and first crate purchase in over 10 years. Got it for our Basenji puppy to grow into. Got a size 36 inch, very happy with the size and how it turned out. Be careful of assembling though, you might pinch your fingers and hands a lot. Also be aware that some of the edges of the crate are extra sharp and may scratch or cut you.

Our mini Australian shepherd got out of this crate every single day bc the metal was easily bendable and the lock is just a straight bar that slides back and forth. We had to put carabiners on it and then my husbands military received locks with keys. Would not recommend to anyone lol. There would be a mess every day.

The cage is very nice quality, super easy to put together, and durable, but I underestimated the weight of the lager cages. I purchased the 36" and the weight makes traveling with it a little more cumbersome. Overall it is a good cage and definitely made of good quality metal. It is very easy to fold down and I would still highly recommend.

Love this crate, My dog (Wheaten Terrier) has no problems with it. We haven’t really showed her the second door yet. Before we got our pup we tested all of the functionality and it works great! All of the doors open fine and locks work great. The tray lock at the bottom works and the tray never slides out, but the tray seems a little small so it slides around in the crate a bit, but it being a little small makes it much easier to take it out for cleaning and put it back in. Haven’t used the handles yet, but they attach fine. We put a blanket on it so it would be more like a cave which was a good addition. My pup didn’t love the bed that we bought to put inside, we think it was too hot and she Love this crate, My dog (Wheaten Terrier) has no problems with it. We haven’t really showed her the second door yet. Before we got our pup we tested all of the functionality and it works great! All of the doors open fine and locks work great. The tray lock at the bottom works and the tray never slides out, but the tray seems a little small so it slides around in the crate a bit, but it being a little small makes it much easier to take it out for cleaning and put it back in. Haven’t used the handles yet, but they attach fine. We put a blanket on it so it would be more like a cave which was a good addition. My pup didn’t love the bed that we bought to put inside, we think it was too hot and she likes the cold plastic more, (same thing happened with a towel). … more