We’ve researched some heavy duty dog crates or kennels for you to examine. We looked at many that were just too flimsy and we realize that dogs are smart and strong. They can chew through lots of things that you just can’t imagine, and they will learn to open doors that you think are impregnable if you give them enough time.
The crates here are all heavy duty. They’re designed to last and be a positive thing in your dog’s life. They are high quality and designed to defeat the cagiest pup’s efforts to escape.
Using a Heavy Duty Dog Crate as Your dog’s Lair
When you crate your dog treat it as your dog’s home. Give him the opportunity to enjoy his personal space, and be sure to give him lots of attention outside of his crate. We don’t want to spend all day in our bed, at least after our teenage years, and your dog doesn’t want to either.
You can learn lots more about crates and crate training at Wikipedia.
Here are some other types of dog crates depending on what you need. Take a look.
- Dog Crate That Looks Like Furniture
- Light and Easy Dog Crate
- Portable dog crate on wheels
- Best Cog Crate for Dog Training
To see more information on dog crates, stop by Wikipedia.
The cheapest genuine heavy-duty crate here at around $100, rated 4.6 stars. Built for dogs who have already defeated a standard wire crate.
Same escape-proof build with lockable wheels added, so a very heavy crate can still be moved without two people. Around $129.
Rated 4.7 stars, the highest here. Reinforced frame and heavy latches aimed squarely at high-anxiety dogs who chew and push at doors.
Stackable and triple-door, with lockable wheels and a removable tray. Worth the extra if you have two dogs and limited floor space.
The most expensive at around $240 and the heaviest build on the page. This is the last-resort option for a dog who has destroyed everything else.
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