Dog crates?
27 February 2009, 12:05 PM
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Dog crates?
Can anyone recommend where to get one from? Found several on the web that I like but thought i'd ask before taking a lucky dip on the ones I like.
Looking for a 42" crate preferably with metal base and ones i've found are £50-£60.
Looking for a 42" crate preferably with metal base and ones i've found are £50-£60.
27 February 2009, 01:16 PM
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I borrowed mine off a mate. My dog is ready for a bed now, but seems to be quite content in his crate. I don't shut the door anymore and thought he would not bother with it. But it seems to be his space, when the Cats aren't in there 
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27 February 2009, 02:11 PM
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27 February 2009, 02:25 PM
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Thanks for the replies. I looked in Pets At Home last weekend and they want £107 which is a rip off. This is the one i'm favouring from my search so far (3 door galvanised one):
http://www.doghealth.co.uk/dh.htm#3%20door%20galvanised.
http://www.doghealth.co.uk/dh.htm#3%20door%20galvanised.
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27 February 2009, 02:38 PM
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What size do you need ?
I will say the Savic ones are well built and well finished. You tend to find that some of the cheaper ones have a very rough finish to them
I will say the Savic ones are well built and well finished. You tend to find that some of the cheaper ones have a very rough finish to them
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Worth looking in local papers etc for a clean second hand one. Or note on your vet's notice board.
A lot of people get one to use to transport and/or train puppies and when this phase is over they are just not wanted and clutter up the attic (the crates, not the puppies
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£15 to £20 at a guess....
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A lot of people get one to use to transport and/or train puppies and when this phase is over they are just not wanted and clutter up the attic (the crates, not the puppies
).£15 to £20 at a guess....
dl
27 February 2009, 07:22 PM
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we too have a savic, it is a v large one for our little staffy, quality is as good as we could expect, although she is very docile and not the type of dog to try to escape, so it has never really been put to the test.
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