This crate is durable, and easy to collapse/set-up. Installation was a breeze, and we can easily travel around with it. My puppy likes to gnaw on the metal bars(obviously I discourage it, but it's bound to happen), and not a mark so far. Not to mention that the removable plastic tray is extremely useful for cleaning up any little puppy puddles!

The divider is what really makes these crates a great buy. We wanted to get a crate that our dog could move around in, so we actually got one that was two sizes too large - the "Intermediate" or 36-inch one. Our dog is a cockapoo that will be classified as "small" when he is fully grown, but obviously he is very tiny at only 8 weeks! This is where the divider comes in... We were able to make the usable portion MUCH smaller which is perfect for our puppy to snuggle up in. As he grows and gets house-trained, we will be able to move the divider further and further and eventually remove it completely... No need to keep purchasing larger crates because this one grows with our little guy!

We actually got two of them! One of them (the larger one I previously mentioned) we actually have attached to an exercise pen to create a decent-sized area for our puppy to play and live in. He can go into the crate for naps, and then freely move around the exercise area -- ideal for any time he has to be alone! The second crate we got so that he can sleep in our bedrooms at night. It is only a 22" one so it's easy to move around and put in the backseat of the car.

Highly, highly recommended for fur babies!

Loved it so much I ordered two- one for the house and one for the car. It folds up super easily (literally less than 10 seconds) and the two latches are impossible for her to open by herself. She is 60lbs and she fits perfectly in the 36 inch. She has enough room to turn around but small enough that she feels like it's her little safe space (will pass out in there almost instantly, even if it means face planting so she could see us till the last second). Every time we come home she is sound asleep in there! Love that it opens from two sides as well... I didn't realize how useful this was until we had other things in the back seat with it or rearranging living room furniture. Also, the divider seems like a good bonus (as pups grow into it) although we never needed to use it.

Please remember to ease pups into it with lots of treats and praise, and I'm sure your furbaby will love it as much as mine!

We bought this crate in anticipation of our golden retriever pup and BOY am I glad we picked this one! He's a big fella and was much larger than we anticipated, so the divider was important! He's growing like a weed, so we've expanded his area twice already so he can stretch out.

Fortunately he was crate trained from the start, so he's had no objections to it. In fact, he usually goes in there to sleep just because it's a safe, quiet place. He also has NEVER (knock on wood!) had an accident in his crate.

I do recommend buying a crate bed to match the size of the crate you get. We bought him a small bed and have had to quickly buy a new one. MidWest sells some that will definitely fit under the adjuster.

Also, it fairly easily collapses so it goes with us when we travel to see family. It helps him that his home is with us in a new place!

I was hesitant about these crates because of the reviews, but I'm so glad I bought them. I got two of the 48" and they're perfect for my Great Danes. They have plenty of room to stand and stretch. Sometimes they both lay in the same kennel and still seem comfortable. I've had no problems with the wire scratching them, and the kennels are very sturdy. I've included a picture of my 20 year old daughter and my 170 pound Great Dane sharing the kennel and there's still a little room left!!

Perfect highly..... recommend. Our Rottweiler loves his crate. I threw a couple of treats and his bed and he went for it and laid down and now I keep the door open so he could come in and out freely. This is his safe space and no way do I ever use it as punishment. Soon as he saw the crate he was immediately housebroken because he knew he would have to sleep in there overnight with the gate closed, but we never got to that point. This is a very sturdy crate and is ideal for 150 pound Rottweiler. He is currently 65 pounds at 6 months so he still growing.