Large Dog Crate

Carlson Large Dog Crate

• Color: Black
• Dimensions of Crate: 42” L x 28” W x 30” H 
• Fits dogs up to 32” long and up to 25” tall
• Multi-point door locking system 
• Features one door at the front of the crate
• Folds to become nearly flat
• Sets up in seconds
• Bottom pan is removable and easy to clean
• Model #6005

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Sturdy Construction, Portable Design 

With security in mind, the Carlson Large Dog Crate is built with an all steel wire frame and has a multi-point locking system that will help keep your pet safe inside the crate. 

With the ability to collapse, the dog crate is compact and sets up/breaks down in a minute. Once folded, just use the attached latch to secure for easy carrying. 

Measuring 42” L x 28” W x 30” H, the crate provides a comfortable environment for large breeds. 

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. And making sure your pet is secure in it’s crate has never been easier with the multi-point locking system.   

What’s Included in The Box

• One Carlson Large Dog Crate
• Instruction Manual

The Carlson Large 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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