DONORO Dog Kennels and Crates for Medium Dogs, Portable Pop Up Indoor Pet Cage with Sturdy Wire Frame, Collapsible Travel Crate Soft Sided Cat Bag Escape Proof (32 Inch)

Overall very satisfied with this purchase. It is a much better (and safer) way to contain my (somewhat restless) dog during car rides. Admittedly, since it’s soft, the crate is not intended for indoor use (i.e. prolonged periods not under supervision). There were moments she clawed at the mesh lining so I could easily see it tearing if no one were watching. That said, for a car ride — it’s perfect! I have a hatchback and the medium size fits in the backseat just fine. Also lightweight and easily collapsible for when it’s not in use. I appreciate the extra straps and loops to secure with the seat belt. The top zipper is also a useful access point (e.g. to drop treats). One design flaw of note is there is only one entry point so it has to be placed facing the passenger side (given how it connects with the strap). Not a huge deal but since it’s primary purpose is for car use, would have been neat to have access on either side. Also nice that it comes with a little soft liner but would suggest an extra pad underneath for additional support.

It’s much more convenient than a travel crate with an aluminum frame. Its collapses into a shape the size of its front. (Height x width) and 3 inches wide. This one is large size for a 65 lb pointer. It folds (twists) into its collapsed size and has a strap which holds a thin bottom pad ( you could add a thicker pad or a pad familiar to your dog) It also has Velcro type strips on the bottom which will hold it in place on carpet. 25 inches by 23 inches by 4 inches it will easily fit in the trunk of most cars. The bottom is water proof. It has carrying handles. It is best for crate trained dogs . Almost any dog could chew there way out if they really wanted to.

Good little dog crate for the money. Folds up for easy storage.

Easy to store.

After trying out 3 different soft sided travel crates, this is the one our dog approved of. We have a 27 pound cocker. The side door was plenty wide, making it an inviting space. (Another brand had such a small opening that she wouldn’t even consider entering.) It can be easily secured with a seat belt and an attached strap that loops on to the headrest to keep the crate in place in case of a quick stop. It folds up into a flat square for easy storage plus is lightweight. It appears to be well made. You can roll up both the top and side zipper doors and secure them with Velcro to keep the flaps out of your way. We’ve actually kept the crate up on our living room floor so that our pup gets used to it and getting in and out of it on her own. I think that was key to getting her in it for her first car ride. If I could make one change, it would be to put a zipper door on both short sides or seatbelt connectors on both long sides. We typically put her on the back seat behind the passenger and would load her from the passenger side. This is made where the side zipper door faces the door behind the driver. By no means a deal breaker, but just saying what is our preference. That was an easy fix, we just load her from the door behind the driver. She is not destructive so should last us for years. We are very pleased with this travel crate.

My 2 year old Wonderful girl Cat, on the 1st Day the portable Crate arrive. My Cat walk right inside of it. That's after I open it up, which it Pop up & assemble itself. All I had to do was, put the soft mat inside the Crate. It's been 11 days & my Cat goes in & out of the Crate, without me zipping it up. When I do zipped the entrance to the Crate, she falls to sleep snug up on her personal blanket. I can't wait to try it in our vehicle, that's why I brought it.(my Cat sometimes travels with us)

Durable and easy to set up. Really a great option for temporary housing.

Good. But not very sturdy