PetmateRuffmaxx Camouflage Dog Kennel Pet Carrier & Crate,Eco Friendly 32' (30-50 Lb),Outdoor/Indoor for Large,Medium,and Small Dogs-Made from Recycled Material w/360-Degree Ventilation, Made in USA

Big enough for the Lab, easy to clean with a hose, disassembles to half it's size for storage

I bought this crate for shipping my 70lb Malamute/Shepherd from Seattle to Hawaii. It worked perfectly, got him to me safe and sound, and turns out to be a great on-the-go carrier as well.In researching carriers I decided to go with a bigger than necessary carrier as my dog is fluffy and tall. This way he would pass muster at the airport. The carrier was delivered timely and without a problem. It was even easily assembled by my not quite mechanically inclined father. The carrier is solidly molded plastic with metal screws and plastic nuts that hold the two halves together. There are two screws at the door (one on each side), three along each side, and two in the back. The screws also have a square neck at their base allowing them to 'lock' into the bottom half of the carrier and not unscrew themselves in transit. There are full panels of large vents on all three sides (*back included*) on the top half of the carrier. I went with this style mainly because my dog is a bit of an escape artist and I read reviews of the other 'set-in' wire vents being popped out. It is also one of the few large carriers that has venting in the back to be IATA compliant. The door is a simple squeeze type lock, that rotates on a single stationary rod. The metal rods protrude into small molded cavities for each contact point (not just a hole) making it nice and secure. There are also pre-drilled zip-tie holes to even more securely lock the door. They even got these right putting one hole on each side at the top corners of the door, one on each side on the bottom corners of the door, and one on each side in the middle of the door sides and staggered it so one side zips to the top half of the carrier, and the other zips to the bottom half. They also have pre-drilled airplane tie down holes in the corners of the lip where two halves meet. The bottom of the carrier has a raised center area creating an approximately 2 inch border "moat" around the outer edge of the crate bottom that helps pool any fluids away from the dog should they be unable to control themselves on the scary flight. It does not come with a carry handle on the top of the carrier (it's too heavy to carry like that) but does have built in carry grips on the sides of the carrier. The camouflage color is actually subtle and not obnoxious at all. The bottom half is solid dark green. I am very pleased with the carrier and definitely recommend it for your pet transport needs.Oh, the only down side. For travel purposes it does not come with food/water bowls, or required 'live animal' stickers. But those are easily found here on Amazon, or at your local pet store.

The media could not be loaded. I recently took in a foster (though quickly knew I was going to foster fail) and he FREAKED out in a kennel. We went through THREE of them. I am typically a big dog person, yet somehow this 10lb boy has made kennel training total hell. In your typical wire kennel, he would get his teeth stuck in the bars. In a fabric kennel/playpen, he ripped holes or tore the zipper. And in a metal play pen, he climbed the walls like a skilled mountain climber and hopped right on out, landing in his head every single time. With zero Fs to give. This door has small holes, so he cannot stick his small snoot through it and get his teef stuck. He also seemed to love it immediately, going in it without me ever asking. Praise the lort! Best purchase ever… I can finally leave my house.PS. I had the most trouble finding a bed for this, but after many purchases, I found a crate pad that fits it PERFECTLY! Go to Walmart and purchase the Vibrant Life Cozy Luxe Crate Mat 24". Or whichever size is slightly smaller than the kennel you purchase. It fits like it is MADE for it.

Really nice carrier and easy to assemble, it’s also very roomy for a medium cat. My only issues is that a piece of the metal on the gate came in bent so it didn’t really fit into the hole unless you bend the hell out of the plastic but with a little fix it was fine. My other issue is the soft bottom that buckles when weight is set on it which freaks out my cat but other than that it’s a nice carrier

I have a 10 pound cat that absolutely HATES getting into a carrier. he fights me every single time, and I discovered that it was because his other carriers have all been 19 or 22 inches long. he isn’t very tall, but damn does he have a long body.. he couldn’t fit comfortably in his other ones LOL. anyways, it was really hard to find a carrier 24 or 26 inches at a good price NOT well over $50. this was the best option for me, price wise and quality wise. for $30 you get a good sized carrier, and really easy assembly instructions. i purchased a crate pad for the bottom of it separately and now my baby won’t get out… he thinks it’s his new bed!!! I will make an update review when I use it at his vet visit 5 days from now. until then, if you’ve had doubts about purchasing this carrier… DO IT!!! so far in my trail run, my kitty loves it!!!!*UPDATE 11/26*I have used this carrier for my 10 lb cat, and my 6 lb cat as well. it looked like the Escalade of cat carriers for the 6lb kitty LOL! She also hates the carrier, and getting her n and out of this one is a breeze, she even walks in on her own accord (for Turkey ofc)

Very sturdy, I recommend a towel or something in the bottom as it doesn't have a cushion, but there's a lip around the inside edge, so if the pet being carried makes a mess, it will pool away from where they are laying or standing. So for sick or hurt animals that is a huge plus. I put it together with no tools. Put the door in before you tighten the bolts though, or you'll double your work ☠️😹. My cats are older, and they love their carriers, but it was time for new ones, and I'm very happy with my purchase. Will recommend to others, very high quality.