MidWest Solutions Series XX-Large Heavy Duty Double Door Dog Crate, XX-Large, 54-in

The crate is not as nicely built as the other one we have, but it is fine for a dog who likes their crate. It was delivered on time to DE for a weekend at my brothers with out great dane. Easy enough to set up and take down and store in their basement until our next visit. Worked fine for us but I would be a little worried if you had a dog who tries to break out .

This crate is perfect for our Dane. It arrived with no damage, although the box was torn a bit. As others mentioned, it took me almost as long to get the panels apart after taking it out of the shipping container as it did to assemble it. Once I was able to figure out how to get it apart (pull the corner pins first!), it only took me about 15 min to put it together. The instructions that came with it were very helpful and explained each step. I was able to put it together myself, without any tools... just using a wall to prop up one side as I put the top on. Quality is good for the price, and our Dane went right in to check it out. We're very happy with this crate!

This crate is great for big dogs. We have Great Danes and already had this crate for the older one but needed another for the “little” girl. We chose the Midwest due to previous experience. Lots of room to spread out and sleep. The only issue we have is the packaging isn’t done well. The crate weighs about 90 pounds and it is delivered by one person. The box arrives in horrible condition, it has been dropped and dragged by the shipper. Luckily there are no small parts to lose. There were a couple of pieces that were bent beyond repair, called Midwest and they are sending replacements. Overall, great crate.

Constructing this thing was an absolute nightmare. The pieces come hooked together and you have to separate them in order to build the crate. Unfortunately, the hooks are bent out of shape and pulling the pieces apart requires some serious strength and patience. I would not have been able to build it without my better half. Yes, it will fit the largest of breeds. It could probably hold a family of four. It's HUGE. But there are other XXLs out there that won't ruin your afternoon. Highly recommend buying one of those instead.

You 100% need two people to set this up, I tried and failed by myself and had to get help. Once you have your second person it just takes about 10 min to put together and then never take it apart again haha . That being said I’m in love with this crate, it’s SO sturdy and the absolute perfect spot for my Newfoundland to recover after her TPLO surgery. I would definitely recommend this crate and I’m so glad I purchased it.

This oversized crate is exactly that. Very tall. More room than I needed for my German Shorthair, but is very well made. Once assembled, not easy to move from room to room if needed. Will not work to bring when I travel, too heavy and does not fold down as one unit.

We have Great Danes, but thus pup is supersized...137#at 11 months old... we needed the biggest crate available...and the rest of our crates are made by Midwest... Chewy had one and sent it out in rapid time... “George” loves his “new house”...

This is a huge crate. I call it my Great Dane crate. It makes my Bernese Mountain dog look small, but its doing the job. Keeping him safe with room to move around. It is a sturdy crate, not easily moved so put it up where you want it to stay.

Good size and was looking for pin corners. Not as sturdy as I hoped on sides. Thought because was for XXXL breeds would have been sturdier wire. So using zip ties on sides and until he becomes a bit more pushy with it-it will do. Then ill order him a special made crate and buck up and pay the $1200.00 for one knowing it will last his lifetime.

This was for my sweet 90lb pitty. He absolutely loves it, its strong and big enough to fit him and I BOTH in it, Lol!!! Although putting it togather can require some elbow grease.