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In today’s tough economy, more people are downsizing their homes and cars to get rid of costly excess space. That means items that are easy to store in small spaces are in high demand. For example, in a small apartment, a crate for a large dog can take up tons of space. This is a waste of space if it’s not in use. A collapsible dog crate works just as well as a rigid plastic crate, but takes up a fraction of the space and weighs much less for easy portability.
A collapsible crate is easy to store in the trunk of a small car if you need to take it with you. Show dog owners often use collapsible crates while traveling. Depending on your needs, you can choose a wire crate or a soft-sided crate. Soft-sided crates can feature mesh, which helps air flow through the crate and prevent it from becoming smelly. However, some crafty dogs could easily chew or scratch their way out of a soft-sized crate. Be sure to take your dog’s escape skills into account when choosing a collapsible crate. It should be easy enough for you to disassemble, but not easy enough for your dog to do so as well.
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