MidWest iCrate Fold & Carry Double Door Collapsible Wire Dog Crate

When I got approved to adopt my first greyhound I wasn't sure what size my dog would be since I wouldn't be picking them until adoption day. I searched a pile of my dog groups on Facebook and saw this brand recommended by many people. I ordered the largest size just in case I ended up with a big dog. This kennel is the perfect size for my 80 pound Petrie! He can stand up and turn around. He can also stretch out when he's sleeping. I love that this kennel has two doors because that broadens the options for various living spaces. I have had the kennel for a year now and I is holding up really well.

I bought this to replace my dog's old crate that was worn and just needed updating. I choose Midwest because I've used their crates for many years for all my dogs and fosters. This crate is not made well, the latches don't match up on the one door and I had to use pliers the bend the top and sides together because I was unable to do it manually. The bottom latch to hold the tray in is a joke and sits on the floor. One reviewer said he had to leave the crate assembled because it's too difficult to close it down and try to open it again. I had to do the very same. Needless to say, my dog is still using her old crate.

This crate SAVED my sanity and my puppy’s. We had her in a cardboard box until this arrived. Night and day difference in how she sleeps and how long she talks for when we put her back in after a midnight potty break. Thank you thank you thank you

Crate arrive dented. It works with a good deal of extra pressure on one of the door locks. We have another crate just like it which we’ve had for 20 years. They are great crates.

I bought a huge size for my Golden Retriever puppy. It arrived damaged, which I know is not Chewy's fault. I submitted a return and they immediately sent a replacement. Customer Service is top notch with Chewy!! This crate comes with a divider to move as puppy grows.

I bought this size because it showed a retriever which is what our puppy is but at 26 pounds she is already outgrowing it so unless you want your puppy have to curl up and not be able to stretch out much the size would be fine. I don't see how a bigger dog say 50 pounds like this should have accommodated at least would be comfortable.

We recently bought this one when we noticed our 10 month old puppy could no longer stand in the smaller sized crate. We are so happy with the quality and ease of use of this brand crate.

I bought the 42in crate for a new puppy. The crate is sturdy and the double doors open and close easily. There are two latches on each door and they both work well with no issues. We are using the divider while the puppy is growing so we are unable to use the side door for a while, but that was expected. I specifically bought a Midwest brand because I wanted a crate cover to match our room decor and Midwest was the only company with a matching color/pattern that fit our specific crate. Overall, it’s a sturdy crate and we have had no issues.

I've bought three of these crates - two 24" and one 22". The 22" works well but both of the 24" are horribly stiff. They're sturdy enough but very difficult to get folded back up. After you've unpacked it, it's fairly easy to unfold it and get it set up. But you are going to have a HORRIBLE time ever getting it folded back up. I have to use pliers and even then it takes a horrendous amount of strength, a lot of time and a lot of cussing to get it unhooked so you can fold it up again. Plan on transporting this in its fully opened position because you're not likely to get it folded up again.

After trying three other crates from other outlets, Chewy came through with the best Midwest crate!