
DogCrates+
Folding Crate, medium, two doors
This folding wire crate has two doors and a removable non-chew tray, sized for medium dogs.

Hzuaneri
This smaller wooden crate is 68 centimetres wide, with an arched door for a small dog. Best for house-training and safe downtime and giving a dog a den of their own.
Why we picked it
The same furniture idea in a 68 centimetre width, which fits beside a sofa or at the foot of a bed. Hzuaneri give the internal size as 63 by 43 by 53 centimetres and name small breeds such as a bichon frise. Three doors open from the front and both sides, and the flat top holds a lamp or a cup of tea.
Where to buy
Sold on Amazon. Live UK retailer price comparison will appear here once retailer pricing is available.
Affiliate link. As an Amazon Associate, Off the Leash earns from qualifying purchases.
For crates, adult size and your home setup matter more than breed. Buy for the size your dog will reach and use a divider while they grow. Large and giant breeds need a sturdy, roomy crate.
This smaller wooden crate is 68 centimetres wide, with an arched door for a small dog.
House-training, safe downtime, travel and a quiet den to retreat to.
The dog should stand, turn around and lie flat. Buy for adult size and divide it down for a puppy.
Dog size: The dog should stand, turn and lie flat comfortably. Size to the adult dog and use a divider while growing.
Life stage: Puppy, adult and senior. Most useful in puppyhood for toilet training and settling.
Taken from what the maker states. Measure your dog stretched out, nose to tail, and add room to turn round before you pick a size.
Wire crates fold and ventilate well, fabric crates travel light, and heavy-duty crates suit strong dogs.
Wipe the frame and wash any tray or bedding. Check fabric crates for chew damage.
This is a premium crate. A premium pick, and the features earn it.
Big enough to stand, turn and lie flat. Buy for adult size and use a divider to keep a puppy's space right while they grow.
Yes, introduced positively it helps with toilet training and settling. Never use it as punishment, and build up crate time gradually.
Wipe the frame and wash the tray or bedding. A removable base makes accidents much easier to deal with.