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Divider panels let you adjust the living area of your pet's kennel as he grows, Purchase the size kennel your puppy will need when he's full grown and use the divider panel to limit his living space to assist in housetraining, Chrome divider panels (more)

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Strong durable tubular stainless steel construction, Easy roll 5" bearing wheels- swivel front and rigid back, Heavy duty nylon pull-handle w/ rubber grip, Includes full-control wire dolly handle w/ on-board storage (more)

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Durable, black plastic replacement pan fits 6000 size Great Crate, Deluxe Great Crate and Suitcase C, Weight 8 lb (more)

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Small Cover measures 24"L x 17"W x 20"H --Bed measures 24"L x 17"W x 2"H, Medium Cover measures 30"L x 19"W x 22"H --Bed measures 30"L x 19"W x 2"H (more)

Dog Crate Information

• 30 May 2010 : Disadvantages of a Wire Crate (No Comments) Add Comment
  
  

  May lead to whining or crying in the crate You should keep your dog’s crate in an area near people traffic so he feels he’s part of the pack. However, if your dog has a tendency to cry or whine while in the crate, a wire crate may be part of the problem. The advantage of allowing your dog to see what’s going on around him may create stress and feelings of separation because he can’t join in the fun. This can lead to whining and barking. A crate cover may help at the expense of reduced air circulation. Also, a chew toy or some treats are useful to keep your puppy or dog occupied while in his crate. A busy dog is a quiet dog. Less insulation for smaller dogs and puppies Again, the advantages of a wire dog crate can pose a problem depending on your particular dog. Puppies and smaller [Continue Reading...]

  
  
• 29 May 2010 : Advantages of a Wire Dog Crate (No Comments) Add Comment
  
  

  Air movement and ventilation A wire crate is well-suited for dogs with longer coats or if you live in a southern climate. Because the crate is completely open there’s plenty of air movement, which allows your puppy or dog to stay cool. Divider panels and folding ability Wire dog crates come in a variety of sizes and most offer divider panels. If you’re shopping for a puppy, you can buy a larger crate than he’s needs so he can still use it when he reaches his adult size. Considering a crate can be one of the more expensive items you’ll buy for your dog, this can save you money in the long run. You can find wire crates in a number of different designs, but most of them quickly and easily break down for storage or travel. Keep in mind that wire crates with corner drop pins, while sturdier than folding crates, are less [Continue Reading...]

  
  
• 28 May 2010 : Useful Dog Crate Aaccessories (No Comments) Add Comment
  
  

  Once you’ve chosen the right dog crate for your pet, you can make it more inviting with a few simple accessories. Bedding or Crate Pad It’s an inexpensive item that can add an extra level of comfort. Be sure to choose bedding that’s both durable and washable. Crate Cover Crate covers make wire dog crates more den-like and give your dog extra privacy. They also block outside distractions, which can be useful if your dog barks or whines while he’s in a wire crate. Don't Forget The Toys and Treats Your dog should have something to do while he’s in his crate, especially if you leave him alone for extended periods. With so many dog crates to choose from, you should be able to find a quality crate that will provide your pet with a comfortable home that lasts a lifetime.

  
  
• 27 May 2010 : Wire Crate Dog Benefits (No Comments) Add Comment
  
  

  Why a Wire Crate? A wire crate is recommended to allow your dog optimum visibility of her surroundings. Your dog will be most relaxed if she is sheltered but still able to view her surroundings without having to get up. She will rest longer and quieter. Wire crates are designed for proper ventilation. Illness can be caused during house breaking if puppies or dogs are forced to inhale urine odors. Complete ventilation will prevent this and many other ailments that can be caused from low ventilation. Wire crates are easy to move and store, and can be cleaned with soap and water. With proper care, a wire crate will last the life of the dog, therefore are more economical than plastic designs. What Size of Crate Does Your Dog Need? When selecting a crate for a puppy, go ahead and get one that will fit the dog's need when she is fully-grown. Precision [Continue Reading...]

  
  
• 24 May 2010 : Useful Dog Crate Considerations (No Comments) Add Comment
  
  

  How Can a Crate be Used to Avoid Accidents? Crate training is proven to be the fastest, most cost effective method of instilling "good dog" behavior. A dog's natural instinct is to keep the area in which she rests as clean as possible. Most dogs are very resistant to being near their own waste and therefore will make an extra effort to control their own elimination when confined to a crate. By the owner encouraging elimination in the proper place immediately after a dog is released from the crate, the pet quickly learns when and where to "take care of business." This is a proven method of house training recommended by nationally known trainers. How Can a Crate be Used to Solve Other Behavioral Problems? Most behavior problems such as destructive chewing are due to the boredom of an unsupervised dog. If allowed to continue the behavior, it quickly becomes a habit that [Continue Reading...]