BingoPaw Heavy Duty Dog Crate: 38 inch Wheeled Large Pet Cage with Tear Resistant Square Tube - Metal Military Puppy Cages with 2 Prevent Escape Lock and Tray Black L Size (95x57x81cm)

Really heavy duty, strong crate. We had problems with our young Clumber Spaniel deforming his wire cages & putting himself at risk. The thick bars make this impossible. The XL has plenty of space & the castors are ideal to help manoeuvre it around.Easy to assemble once you work out which bits correspond to the instructions - they could be a little clearer. Overall, delighted with it & does the job we needed it to do.

I bought 2 of the xxl cages and they both fit my xl bully and cane corso in perfect with plenty of room to spare in didn't expect them to be so big but I'm pleases with them they were easy to put together I did them both on my own it took me around 45 mins for both they are solid and it's a bonus that they come with a lock for the handles, easy to move around on the wheels and they lock in place I couldn't recommend these cages enough.

I like the size of this cage for my dog Clyde, the wheels are great on it for easily moving cage about, they do have stoppers on wheels to keep in position. Perfect for stopping my dog biting the cage.. his last cage he bent the wires on it due to being frightened on bonfire night.. so this is a much better cage and stronger, solid cage.. many Thanks

Our dog is an escape artist, since we had got this, she hasn’t even tried. The bars are thick and strong. The doors have brilliant locks on them. The crate itself is well made. When you receive it in the post (DPD) it is dismantled of course. You have to build it not a problem. It’s held by bolts that are very strong and it isn’t like those plastic flimsy crates from pets at home. The safety of the crate is brilliant. There’s no sharp edges. Easy to clean and the best of it all is it’s on Wheels She can move it around if you need to get into a cupboard. I was very reluctant about this crate as I seen negative reviews but I thought after having two days money well spent

Strong tubular metal design. Welds overall good. Powder type coating thin but ok.Gate fastenings strong. Top lifts. All hinges strong welded design.Construction is bolted together. Look like 6mm bolts. .Downside...plastic tray. Flimsy. Bottom of crate : bars too open spaced and foot leg trap hazard for your dog. Aluminium diamond plate on mine. Much safer and dog prefers the surety under his paws.Divider made of 12mm ply and tie-wrapped to bars making it easy to alter.Excess bolt ground back to reduce injury if dog puts his paws through. He is settled now so not much of an issue. He did initially object to using it and the above did make it a more dog friendly usable crate.Hope this helps

Our now 10mth old lurcher manged to chew through the thin wire cage crate, so rather than a massive vet bill we went for this military grade crate, its blummin fabulous 👌 took two to put together, cant fold to transport, but can move about on wheels with him in and out of it, we put the tray in the bottom inside, no chew marks, nice and roomy, really pleased worth the money, defo reccomend, looks better too

Definitely worth the money compared to those flimsy ones at like £70+, so sturdy and really heavy duty, bought for 8 month rotty pup so she has plenty of room still as she grows. I actually managed to put the whole thing together on my own, the only potential issue I saw the same on someone else’s review so I was kind of expecting it but it came in two separate parcels on separate days so if you think ur missing any parts just give it 1-2 days coz more than likely it’s just arriving a different day!But overall really impressed with this cage I recommend to anyone who has or is getting a big breed so they have the room to grow into it rather than making the mistake I did and getting a flimsy, new cage every few months.

There aren’t that many crate options for giant breed puppies, particularly height wise so they can sit up comfortably. Eventually we’ll do without the crate but we’re not quite at that stage yet. This is a sturdy option, of a good size and we liked the fact the door isn’t in the middle due to the nature of the space we have. I agree with a couple of points in other reviews - some of the welding is a bit poor but not so much that it’ll break. And it won’t fit through a door once it’s made! But the construction is such that you could take it apart and make it again. Some have said it’s tricky to put together - would definitely suggest doing it with another person. But also - don’t follow the instructions to put the base on when you’ve only got two sides on!! We put all four sides on but didn’t do the screws up tightly, then slid the floor in (with the crate upside down) and gradually tightened everything up making sure it was square. We won’t use it with the lid off but that’s a useful feature. Overall we’re impressed!