ABO Gear Dog Digs Pet Travel Crate - Large
Closeouts. Keep pets safe and happy at home or abroad with an ABO Gear Dog Digs pet travel crate.
Average Rating based on 98 reviews
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Reviewed by D-Day from France on Tuesday, April 30, 2013This is exactly what I was looking for months! perfect size for my Weimaraner long hair to go ondog show, it goes up and dismantled in less than 2 minutes! Thank you to the whole team! Shipping to France in a week! (Only downside ups with customs fees lol) I am delighted with my purchase! I think you'll have many orders of France ;)
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Reviewed by Jimmyjack from travelin on Wednesday, March 27, 2013So good I bought a second. Love the portabilaty snaps right up. Only down side for my dogs was they are kind of dark on the inside and took a while to get the dogs used to going in. That being said it is not a quality issue just an individual animal issue. I really like this product.
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Reviewed by Jane-Dog Trainer from Connecticut on Monday, March 25, 2013Unfortunately the crate smells-we have aired it out for day outside and there is not getting rid of a very strong smell like refined oil. So I am returning the crate.
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Reviewed by DebsOp from Maryland Heights, MO on Monday, March 04, 2013I've put this up in my living room and am gradually training the dog to go in for treats, toys, etc. I zip it up while she's in there and she just sits quietly. I have an Aussie that's pretty active. I want her to get use to it so I can leave her for short times, mostly while fairly close in attendance and not have her claw out. I have a hard large dog kennel that takes up too much space to travel with. If this works out I was hoping to use it for jaunts out on trips, or visiting friends with outdoor activities and have her maybe contained during a dinner or run inside without having to tie her to something. I think this will fit the bill. Folds up very compact. Great concept. I wasn't very good at locking the sides in at first and the husband had to show me how. Otherwise I'm afraid had I tried it with what i thought was locked it would have collapsed on the dog and I probably would never have had success in getting her in it after that. So just be sure to lock the sides in securely.
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Reviewed by ElskaMom from Ridgeley, WV on Monday, February 25, 2013I really like this crate. The mesh is heavier than on other fabric crates I have owned. It's a snap to set up, but has been a little harder to break down. I'm sure that with time and use the locking mechanism won't be quite as stiff. It's lightweight and folds down to the size of a collapsible camp/beach chair for carrying- which is terrific for transporting at shows when my hands are already full
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Reviewed by m2cutie from Ohio on Thursday, December 13, 2012I purchased the medium and the large to figure out which size was best. I have a beagle mix who was able to fit the medium but was very confined. So I exchanged and now have two larges. My dog is 45 lbs can lay in this large kennel comfortably. When stretched out on her side, she basically fills the horizontal space. Generally she is curled up in a ball, and only takes up half the kennel. Each to fold up and set up, kind of like an umbrella. I wish the zipper sections had dual zippers, for convienence, but this works well enough. I use these when dog sitting at other homes, agility competitions, and when staying with family/friends. Take up so little space when packed up, very useful since I have a metal pet barrier in my car, so I am already short on room there. I've recommended it to friends who have TRAINED dogs. This isn't going to be a good option for a chewing puppy. But dogs that are crate trained don't mess with the fabric. My dog seems to feel safe in this kennel, even at a competition with lots of strange, barking dogs.
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Reviewed by anon from Denver, CO on Saturday, October 06, 2012Very well made. Runs a bit small. My 75 pound lab is very confined. Since it is lightweight, it can roll over during transport, and dog rolls with it. I think securing it to a seatbelt or something in back of SUV would be wise.
- Best Uses: Auto Travel
- Cons: Flimsy
- Describe Yourself: Long-time Pet Owner
- Pros: Easy Assembly, Easy to Transport, Lightweight
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Reviewed by SAR Dogs from Missouri on Friday, April 20, 2012I am involved in search and rescue and have to stay overnight often and pack on a moments notice. This crate is great for that. It is lightweight for when I have to carry it a distance. I am glad I ordered the large as it would be crampy for my German Shepherd but my Austrailian cattle dog can lay down in it with plenty of room. It is tall and so very easy to pop up. If my dogs were scratchers or chewers they would escape out of it in a heartbeat but I have used small pop-up type kennels before with my dog that normally scratches the door of her wire cage but never scratched the nylon one. I am hoping for the same results with this one. I love the portability of it, too bad they don't have an extra large for my bigger dog.
- Best Uses: Auto Travel, Medium Size Dogs, Traveling
- Cons: Damage if chew or scratch, Won't fold up with pad in
- Describe Yourself: Professional Pet Trainer
- Pros: Easy Assembly, Easy to Transport, Effective, Lightweight, Safe, Secure
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Reviewed by Cat's Dogs from Cooperstown, NY on Wednesday, April 11, 2012I have border collies who weigh between 35 - 40lbs. This crate is the perfect size for them but would be cramped for larger dogs. Having recently traveled with a common wire crate, I'm looking forward to using this much lighter one that also packs small and won't clatter around in the back of my car. I recommend it only for well-mannered dogs who are used to being crated as its fabric and mesh construction will not stand up to a dog who is determined to get out.
- Best Uses: Auto Travel
- Describe Yourself: Long-time Pet Owner
- Pros: Easy to Transport, Lightweight
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Reviewed by Mosby's Mom from Northern VA on Thursday, March 08, 2012This was fantastic quality but entirely too large! Probably my fault for not paying enough attention to measurements but it would not fit in the back of my Jeep and cost a fortune to return. Just something to be aware of....
- Best Uses: Auto Travel
- Describe Yourself: New Pet Owner
- Pros: Easy Assembly, Easy to Transport, Effective, Safe, Secure
