Carlson Intermediate Double Door Dog Crate

• Color: Black
• Dimensions of Crate: 36” L x 23” W x 25” H 
• Fits dogs up to 30” long and up to 23” tall
• Multi-point door locking system 
• Features two doors for easy access
• Includes divider to grow with your puppy
• Folds to become nearly flat
• Sets up in seconds
• Bottom pan is removable and easy to clean
• Model #6023

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Sturdy Construction, Portable Design 

Both functional and convenient, the Carlson Intermediate Double Door Dog Crate is built with an all steel wire frame and a multi-point locking system for added security. 

The portable dog crate, collapses nearly flat and sets up in minutes. Once latched, the crate is easily carried and is compact enough to store in a variety of spaces. 

Measuring 36” L x 23” W x 25” H, the crate provides a comfortable environment for intermediate sized breeds. 

Having the front and side access doors, provide the crate with versatility and easy access to the inside of the crate. And if you’re using it to train a puppy, the wire crate features a removable bottom pan, so it’s easy to clean if accidents do occur. 

What’s Included in The Box

• One Carlson Intermediate Double Door Dog Crate 
• Instruction Manual

The Carlson Intermediate Double Door Dog Crate is backed by a manufacturer’s limited 90-day warranty. Carlson Pets Products are designed specifically for your pet to suit all breeds and lifestyles.

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