Ellie-Bo Dog Puppy Cage Folding 2 Door Crate with Non-Chew Metal Tray, XXL, 48-inch, Black B00362D9X4
Brand : Ellie-Bo
Category : 48 Inch
Product ID : B00362D9X4
Rating : 4.5 Stars
Price : £76.54
You Save : £33.59
Ellie-Bo Dog Puppy Cage Folding 2 Door Crate with Non-Chew Metal Tray, XXL, 48-inch, Black Reviews
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Excellent Value for Money
I don't know about the fussy reviewers here but it's guaranteed value for money! It's like a small playpen itself (you can easily fit a baby tiger!) - it's HUGE, but compact at the same time...it provides plenty of space for my grown up labrador to stretch her legs and It's strong enough to hold her even when she is anxious. If you need anything stronger I suggest you order a purpose build one which will cost you a fortune.
The delivery itself was impressive even during the Christmas period. I have saved 50 quid compared to store and I believe the deliver alone should cost you 30 quid for such heavy stuff.
5 Star, well satisfied, and I believe you won't regret it either.
Perfect for our Briard
Our rescued Briard had been brought up in a cage prior to our ownership so was fully cage trained and loves her new den. Very suprised to read another customers comments saying that they were putting their dog in this cage as it had seperation anxiety. You should NEVER EVER use a cage for a dog with seperation anxiety. Proper training is essential and if you go through the proper training with your pet then they will never try and use force to break out of the cage. If you're intent on putting a distressed dog in a cage then you would need one with aluminium bars and flat sides (they cost around
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