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Dayang 073 dog crate, black welded wire with four castors and a slide-out floor tray

The Dayang Dog Crate (073) is a heavy-gauge wire crate on four castors with a slide-out floor tray, sized for a medium dog.

Key Features

  • Welded wire rather than folding panels, so it holds its shape and does not rack when a dog leans on it.
  • Slide-out tray pulls from the side, so you can clean it without moving the crate or the dog.
  • Four castors - a crate this weight is otherwise a two-person job to shift.
  • 95 cm long, 57.5 cm wide, 86.5 cm high.
  • Single side door with a sliding latch.

Available in: Dayang also lists a larger 109.5 x 70 x 89.5 cm crate.

Good To Know

  • Size a crate so the dog can stand without ducking, turn round and lie flat on its side. Much bigger and it stops feeling like a den; any smaller and it is simply too small.
  • Introduce it slowly. Feed meals inside with the door open for several days before you ever shut it, and never use it as a punishment - a dog that learns the crate means trouble will fight it for life.
  • A crate is a bed, not a holding pen. Most trainers cap daytime crating at around four hours for an adult dog and far less for a puppy, and a dog crated because it is anxious usually gets worse rather than better.
  • Take collars, harnesses and tags off before your dog goes in. Buckles and tags catch in wire, and that is a real strangulation risk when nobody is watching.
  • Do not leave a dog in this outdoors in UAE heat. Shade is not enough - an enclosed space in a UAE summer reaches lethal temperatures within minutes, and dogs shed heat far less efficiently than people do.

Dayang dog crate (073) with wheels and slide-out tray - 95 x 57.5 x 86.5 cm

Heavy Wire Crate I Slide-Out Tray I Four Castors I 95 x 57.5 x 86.5 cm

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The Dayang Dog Crate (073) is a heavy-gauge wire crate on four castors with a slide-out floor tray, sized for a medium dog.

Key Features

  • Welded wire rather than folding panels, so it holds its shape and does not rack when a dog leans on it.
  • Slide-out tray pulls from the side, so you can clean it without moving the crate or the dog.
  • Four castors - a crate this weight is otherwise a two-person job to shift.
  • 95 cm long, 57.5 cm wide, 86.5 cm high.
  • Single side door with a sliding latch.

Available in: Dayang also lists a larger 109.5 x 70 x 89.5 cm crate.

Good To Know

  • Size a crate so the dog can stand without ducking, turn round and lie flat on its side. Much bigger and it stops feeling like a den; any smaller and it is simply too small.
  • Introduce it slowly. Feed meals inside with the door open for several days before you ever shut it, and never use it as a punishment - a dog that learns the crate means trouble will fight it for life.
  • A crate is a bed, not a holding pen. Most trainers cap daytime crating at around four hours for an adult dog and far less for a puppy, and a dog crated because it is anxious usually gets worse rather than better.
  • Take collars, harnesses and tags off before your dog goes in. Buckles and tags catch in wire, and that is a real strangulation risk when nobody is watching.
  • Do not leave a dog in this outdoors in UAE heat. Shade is not enough - an enclosed space in a UAE summer reaches lethal temperatures within minutes, and dogs shed heat far less efficiently than people do.