We always crate train all our own dogs plus all of our foster dogs. The animal looks at it as a safe place during thonder stroms and things like that. I like this kind of crate becasue there is 2 openings and you cna put it different ways and you stilll hvae an opening.

Pros: Crate Training

Cons: none

Crate traing is good and is not cruel. It is only cruel if you use the crate as a punishment or keep them in one for days in such a small area. If you are doing it only when you go to work because you dont want them to get in anything dangerous like chemicals or chewing furniture, or wiring, you are protecting them, and is not cruel. I had a pitbull i had to crate everytime i left for insurance reason and for my own benefit and she loved it. All I had to do was call her and she would go right inside. I would give her a biscuit and be on my way. It's a good way to keep your dog safe and you satisfied that your home isn't being destroyed when your not home.

Pros: crate training and peace of mind

Cons: miss use

If I go away for a week end, I can take the crate with me and set it up in minutes.

Pros: Folding makes it easy to store and to travel

Cons: None

I crate train all my dogs. They're comfortable in their crates, and even sleep in them with the door open. I like the double door crates because you have more options on where to place the crate. A valuable trainig tool for puppies.

Pros: A great training tool

Cons: No cons

we use thees at the humane society that I volunteer at, like if were going to an adoption event. we use them all the time. but not for punshment. for the sake of transportation.

Pros: easy to clean

Cons: to small