A4Pet 26 Inch Dog Crate for Car, Collapsible Dog Travel Crate for Medium Dog, Soft-Sided Pet Crate with Pad for Car Travel - Portable and Easy to Set Up

We ordered for our Pug who loves to ride in the car. It is light weight and not quite as sturdy as another carrier we have, but perfect for car travel. We like the fact that one can be buckled in the seat belt. It folds quickly and is easy to transport.

The carrier works great. I had to transport my two cats during 5 days of driving and the carrier did great. They had plenty of space and the soft bottom kept them comfortable. Easy to clean if needed. Folds up flat so easy to store as well.

The best part of these is you can put two in the car at the same time!Ever since getting in a car accident with my girls, their safety has been a huge concern for me. This lets me focus on the road, gives them isolated comfort and security.

I needed this as a quick solution to getting my puppy home safely from the breeder as well as his first few visits to the vet. It's lightweight, portable and insanely easy to set up. It fit perfectly in the back seat of my sedan without any issues. Since it's fabric it may not hold up for years of frequent travel with a rowdy pup but it did it's job for me. After three months of use my puppy got too big for the crate but everything held up just fine.

This product has really made a difference in my life and my fiances life. We used to struggle getting the dogs in the car and strapping them to their leashes on a headrest on the seat. We figured that was probably not the safest way to transport them in the car but didn't know what else was available. I started looking on Amazon and came across this product. For my two dogs, a 6 lb toy maltese and 14 lb terrier mix, it is perfect. It's the great size, easy to strap into the car, and my dogs can ride safely and reliably now in my car to the dog park. I read that over 6,000 dogs die a year due to car crashes and not being strapped in safely so I now drive feeling much better about their safety. Thank you!

This is a great design for a travel dog pen. So lightweight. Folds up easily. Dog can see out on all sides. Comfortable cushion. Straps in so I think it is relatively safe for travel. Even thought I only gave it a 3 Star for sturdiness that was just because it wan't designed to be sturdy. This could be a deterrant for some dog owners as they may want something sturdier for larger breeds and for more protection in case of an accident. However, I love the face it folds down to almost nothing in no time and can easily be transported. Taking it in and out of hotels is wonderful. Also is great for camping. Someone thought this out!!

TLDR; Used for 3 trips @ 1200 miles each. While nothing currently available is better than what it does,, it does need improvement.I bought this unit and set it up in my living room as a permanent object in the house. This allowed the 2 cats to get used to it, and put their scent on it. 1-2 times per year, my two cats and I drive 10 hours (1200 miles round trip) to visit family. One of the cats is chill, the other.... not so much. This is how the trip goes.....1) First 2 hours of the trip are nothing but RRRR EEEERRRR MEOWRRRRRRRR from the not-chill-cat2) 3-4 hours is spppppst, eeeeee, meeeeeowwwww? and a sporadic Rrrrkkk Rrrrrrrk Rrkkkk from the not-chill-cat passively clawing at the side mesh doors3) 5 hour is silence (thank you dear lords)4) 6-10 hour has no pattern, and i deal with it as any parent would.... with stone cold silence, a hope for a better future, and praying to gawd all mighty that it all goes away (I kid! :D It's actually not that bad because we have been doing this since they were 6 weeks).CONS (DOOR ON TOP PLEASE!!!!!!!!)Top needs a door!! Please please please please please please please please please please!!!!! On my last trip, I drove back with a ton of gifts that blocks either side of the crate. At hour 6, I normally let my cats out at a roam and relax, but their doors were blocked. Letting them out was easy; I unzipped one of the doors they figured it out. Getting them back in, I had to unharness the crate, tip it door side up, drop the cats in, and then zip the crate up. On top of all that, the crate is extremely flexible. While that's great with its weight, it makes it very difficult to manage inside the care. I have more suggestions, but I'm not being paid for this shit :pSUGGESTIONS- Door in top of crate.- 2nd flap on bottom so we can slide in a hard 1/4" wood bottom. Strong base = strong frame.

Had this for a few months now and it's held up great! We love it because it is easy to use in the car and then fold up and store once we arrive. It is big enough for our 30lb dog to have enough room to move around a bit in and sit up during car rides.