Pop Open Collapsible Travel Crate in 2 Sizes (Large)

Bought this for my truck back seat due to it being collapsible. She took to it immediately and it has plenty of room to lay out or move around. We will see how it lasts. Note she does very well in a kennel - I don’t think this would be the best option for a dog not kennel trained and tried to get out. It may not hold up well. But for Maxine, so far so good. For reference she is a 65 lb. german shepherd and this is the extra-large kennel.May 2025 Update: Almost a year later…still holding strong. A little faded but no issues. Third pic is her laying out (74#). Again I’ll mention that she is crate trained and wants to be in her kennel. I wouldn’t recommend for a dog not crate trained as it would hold up if she wanted to escape. But very convenient for taking on trips to the hunting lease or the lake camp. Folds up for easy packing. I’d would recommend for a kennel trained dog. 100% Maxine approved.

My dog is well behaved so it worked fine for our trip. I put the tray and cushion from our other kennel in it to help stabilize it. But it still came apart at the seems the first day and I had to tape it together for the rest of the trip.

We have utilized this pop-up travel kennel for my service dog since he was a puppy. It works great IF your dog is kennel trained and has manners. All it is is a visual reminder for the dog. It’s very easy to break out of if they wanted to. It folds up nice and small to fit into my backpack or my carryon suitcase, it zips nice and easy, and my 60lb poodle has MORE than enough room in the XL. We like this kennel for a variety of reasons and it’s a go to piece of equipment when traveling!

I’ve bought this product twice and would recommend! My 60 pound farm dog gets to sleep in it at night when it gets cold or hot. He quite enjoys it. He’s well behaved, but if he was not, he could easily paw the mesh and get out. He was a little anxious during a thunderstorm and threw up in it. Fortunately, it cleaned out super easily!

My 4 year old dog has been sleeping in a lightweight collapsible kennel very similar to this for 3 years. It has withstood the pressure of him pushing against it and the times of urgency he's scratched at it. The zipper in that kennel finally wore out and I needed a similar replacement and this was the closest I could find. The netting in this kennel isn't half as sturdy as the netting in the last kennel, (which by the way still doesn't have a single hole in it). In a moment of urgency he scratched at the front and put a small hole in the netting (I saw it but did not sew up) and the next night he pushed against it and ripped it right out. I was shocked at how easily this net just tore away. I'm disappointed quality of the netting used to make this kennel. The fabric was fine. Not sure how long the zippers would have lasted and won't be able to find out.

If your dog is trained, this travel crate does the job. It is perfect for our rough collie and provides ample space for her bed and water bowl. The foldability necessitates the materials be light and flexible, so I am confident escape artists could chew and/or claw their way through the mesh in no time. On the other hand, when our baby gets tired, she takes herself to bed in the crate.

If your dog has nails and scratches at the door the netting will rip very easily

I used this for my XL puppy when he was growing. He loooooved laying inside it. When he got to his chewing phase, he did chew the net windows. The zippers are great. There's TONS of room inside for EXTRA LARGE DOGS. I love that it collpased behind the couch when I was short on space.