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Safety, Security, Comfort: Crate training uses your dog's natural instincts as a den animal. When done correctly it substantially cuts down housebreaking time and improves behavior
Longer Lasting: Tough stainless steel wire with attractive, corrosion-resistant electro-coat finish fights rust, scratches and color fade
Easy to Set-up & Store: Pre-assembled construction easily pops right up and folds down flat with no tools required
Two doors allow your dog to easily enter and exit, and each double-locking door handle slides into its latch then secures between the bars to ensure the door stays shut!
When sizing for your pet, measure their height and width, then add at least 4-6" inches on all sides for comfort

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Crate training relies upon your dog's natural instincts as a den animal. A wild dog's den is his home, and the crate becomes your dog's den, an ideal spot to snooze or take refuge during a thunderstorm. To successfully crate train your dog, don't think of the crate as a cage, and certainly don't treat it as one! Never use a crate as punishment.

Why crate training?
-- Substantially cuts down the time it takes to house train your dog. Dogs don't like to soil their dens
-- The crate can limit access to the rest of the house while your dog learns other rules, like not to chew on furniture
-- Crates are a safe way to transport your dog in the car

Our long-lasting pet crates are constructed with tough stainless steel that is electro-coated with an attractive, corrosion-resistant black paint that fights rust, scratches and color fade. Each crate comes pre-assembled and pops up right out of the box, no tools required. If you need to move or store your crate, it folds down flat just as quickly and can be picked up and carried by the handy carry handle. And the combat even the most wily and talented canine escape artists, our door handles double-latch so your crate's door stays secure and shut! Each crate sized small and above features two doors for easy entrance and exit.

When sizing for your pet, measure their height and width, then add at least 4-6" inches on all sides for comfort.