Question 1

Will this crate handle a 95 pound German Shepard that has separation anxiety?  He has already tore up a wire cage.

Accepted Answer

My dog is a lab husky and she has separation anxiety as well. I purchased this cage because she tore a wire cage to pieces, this cage held up pretty good for maybe 2 months she eventually pulled one of the bars in and got out.. we had to renovate it with sheet metal and welding. Comes to find out the company of this cage tap welded the bars so that’s how she was able to pull the bar in.. we also had to put more latches on the door because since on the main door there is only two patches on the top and middle she pushed the the bottom half and almost got out... another thing we had to bolt in every bar because everything is tap welded on this cage... if your dog destroyed the wire cage then it might be able to destroy this too. In my opinion it’s a good cage if your willing to put $200 more into the cage and renovating it. I did my research and there’s one other cage that is meant for high anxiety (comes with no trays all covered) but it is $1,000. Your call this cage on amazon requires extra work be put into it and the one meant for anxiety is all good to go but it’ll cost ya a pretty penny.

Question 2

How portable is this kennel? I need one that i can move to someones house if they are watching my 54 lb lab mix.

Accepted Answer

Not very portable!!  Although on wheels, it may be wider than the doorway, it’s HEAVY, and would be quite difficult to breakdown and reassemble on a regular basis.

Question 3

can the tray go inside the kennel instead of bei g underneath?

Accepted Answer

No. There are two metal trays that slide in underneath. My dog does not need the trays, so I removed them to prevent them from rattling. Plastic trays inside are useless for dogs that need this crate. My 10 month old GSD would shred a plastic tray in minutes. They are too flexible and he can bend them up from the side to get a bite on them. I instead cut a 1/2 inch piece of plywood to fit fairly snugly on the floor. More comfortable for the dog and in the two months I've had the crate hasn't bothered it.

Question 4

Can someone recommend a cover that will work with the 38” model?

Accepted Answer

I used a few roller blinds to cover my crate. Any fabric from Walmart will work.

Number of Levels	1
Number of Doors	2
Additional Features	Removable, Easy To Clean, Secure, Durable
Gap Size	24 months
Item Weight	57 Pounds
Item Dimensions L x W x H	37.5"L x 25.5"W x 32"H
Color	Dark Silver
Material Type	Alloy Steel

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