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Midwest Life-Stages 42-by-28-by-31-Inch Folding Double-Door Metal Dog Crate
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Released: 2006-12-06 |
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Color: Satin Black E-Coat
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Midwest Life-Stages 42-by-28-by-31-Inch Folding Double-Door Metal Dog Crate
- Exceptionally versatile metal dog crate with adjustable divider panel
- Double doors for side and front access; slide-bolt latches; rounded corners
- Easily sets up and folds down to portable size; 2 plastic handles for carrying
- Durable satin-black electro-coat finish; ABS-plastic pan included
- Measures 42 by 28 by 31 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Product Description
42"L x 28"W x 31"H, model 1642DD , black. Your dog's home for life. Midwest Double Door Fold & Carry crates offer security for your dog and convenience for you. Comes with ABS pan and free divider panel. Double Door design allows for front and side loadin
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Midwest Life-Stages 42-by-28-by-31-Inch Folding Double-Door Metal Dog Crate
- Misc.: 0 pages (2006-12-06)
- Publisher: Midwest
- Label: Midwest
- Studio: Midwest
- Average Customer Review: based on 16 reviews
- Sales Rank in Pet Supplies: #825
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Summary: LOVE IT!!! 2008-08-13
Comment: It was easy to put together. Very heavy but completely worth it for our puppy.
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Summary: Puppy perfect! 2008-07-15
Comment: We purchased this crate for our Flatcoat puppy. I was attracted to this crate for the double doors and the divider panel. I also liked the fact that it folded open easily. The removal tray is fantastic and great for cleaning.
Our last crate had awful corner pins that never went in correctly and once together the crate was flimsy. The Midwest Crate has been perfect for our growing, rambunctious puppy. It's very sturdy and handles his very active jumping against the doors. The only downside is the divider panel is a bit tricky to get in and out but once in, is as sturdy and the outer sides.
We're getting a second Flatcoat puppy and I'm ordering another crate for him!
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Summary: Best I ever owned 2008-07-12
Comment: This is the best dog crate I ever owned. It's easy to set up easy to expand as the dog grows older. Our new Black Lab enjoys sleeping in there and even goes in on her own at just 5 months old. Midwest Life Stages has my business for good.
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Summary: Large dog crate for two Whippets 2008-06-22
Comment: We unfolded and set up the crate very easily and quickly. The instructions were clear and simple--the construction quality good. It is sturdy for our dogs, yet light enough that we can move it with minimum effort. All details of the crate precisely matched the internet description. The crate fully met our expectations.
Also, as an added bonus, the dogs love it and its roominess. During the day, we keep an "open-door" policy, and they rest in it at their leisure.
Thank you for good service!
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Summary: Great Crate, my dog loves it 2008-05-30
Comment: This is an upgrade from an "Intermediate" size plastic kennel that I used for my black lab. He outgrew the old one, and I just couldn't bear the thought of having to close the door on him in it when we travelled, so I had to buy a new one. This one is very roomy, and after a few days, I've found him going to it to lay in it on his own. Dare I say he looks even cuter curled up in this one?
This crate folds flat to about 2.5-3" thick and makes for easy transportation. Because it is metal, it is a little heavy. I had to carry it down 3 flights of stairs at a hotel last week, and it wasn't fun, but it was manageable.
A little tip: if you're upgrading from a plastic kennel like I did, the metal ones are completely rectangular which means that even if you got the same measurements, it would actually be a little bigger for the dog. I probably would have been just fine with one size smaller. I'm not exchanging though -- I like that my dog has plenty of room if we need to leave him alone for a few hours some day on the road.
On a side note, the box was torn pretty badly. The FedEx driver let me look at it before signing, and the crate itself was fine. Just mentioning this so that people keep an eye out in case there is actually some damage in shipment.
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