Impact Indestructible High Anxiety Dog Crate for XXL Dogs - Heavy Duty Escape Proof Indoor Dog Kennel with Powder-Coated Aluminum - Ideal for Escape Artists (White, 48" (48.5" L x 32.5" W x 36" H)
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Color: White
Size: 48" (48.5"L x 32.5"W x 36"H)
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- Impact Dog Crate's Best Warranty - Backed by Impact Dog Crate's 10-Year manufacturer dog damage warranty.
- Zinc Steel Paddle Latch - Zinc-plated steel paddle latch which provides a robust mechanism for added security against the toughest escape attempts. This latch mechanism is designed to withstand high-stress forces.
- Four Additional Butterfly Latches - It features four additional butterfly latches, providing maximum strength and security. These latches are easy to operate and provide an added level of protection.
- Small Circle Ventilation Holes - The small circle ventilation holes, measuring at 0.5 inches, are specifically designed to prevent dogs from getting their K9 teeth in and potentially harming themselves. These ventilation holes provide adequate air flow while ensuring your pet's safety.
- Over 62% Thicker Aluminum - Constructed with 62% thicker aluminum alloy. The thicker aluminum material increases the structural integrity of the crate, ensuring that it remains stable and secure under pressure.
Brand: Impact Dog Crates
Product Dimensions: 48.5"L x 32.5"W x 36"H
Gap Size: 0.5 Inches
Material: Aluminum
Specific Uses For Product: Dog Crate, Dog Kennel, Dog Training, Houdini Dogs
Product Dimensions : 48.5 x 32.5 x 36 inches; 105 Pounds
Item model number : HA
Date First Available : September 23, 2024
Manufacturer : Impact Dog Crates
Best Sellers Rank: #152,105 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #378 in Basic Dog Crates
#378 in Basic Dog Crates:
Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (55)
Brand Name: Impact Dog Crates
Target Species: Dog
Specific Uses For Product: Dog Crate, Dog Kennel, Dog Training, Houdini Dogs
Included Components: Crate
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Dog Breed Size: Large
Manufacturer: Impact Dog Crates
UPC: 810156130267
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Warranty Description: All Impact Dog Crates include a lifetime warranty for the original owner against defects in materials or workmanship. This warranty does not cover dog damage, paint issues, or normal wear and tear, such as scratches. The Impact HA Crate includes a Lifetime Dog Damage Guarantee, which is non-transferable and requires proof of purchase.
Gap Size: 0.5 Inches
Additional Features: Durable, Safe, Secure, Stackable
Number of Levels: 1
Number of Doors: 1
Material Type: Aluminum
Color: White
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 48.5"L x 32.5"W x 36"H
Item Weight: 105 Pounds
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I believe i have left a first review already, but this is an updated review over a month later, and it is perfect. our dog who is a very good boy in all aspects hates being crated, but as he is young and we had a scare where he was chewing on a cord that was, thankfully, only plugged into a power strip that was currently powered off, he needs to be crated when we are not around to watch him. he broke two kennels, one of the common ones you see everywhere that works for most dogs, and a second heavy duty one that was very nice, completely ripped the door off from the inside, and ripped out the bars. He does get anxiety when i am not home, so he needs somewhere safe to be, and this kennel has provided that space. It used to be when i would get home he would be crying, and i'd come home to more damage to the old crate, and after a while, to the floor that he was tearing up if he couldn't get out. He would frequently urinate on himself from the stress of not having someone home with him, which would also make him stressed and overly pushy/jumping on you, grabbing your hands when he was let out, and it would make his need to be velcroed to my side even worse. With this crate, i arrive home and he's usually sleeping and calm, even though he's only ever in it for a couple of hours when my husbands and my shifts overlap. it's no longer a bad thing for him, and we leave it open for him, and for our other dog, to go into when overwhelmed and needing to be left alone or destress. He will actually go in it on his own now. no issue with him urinating on himself anymore, and he has several blankets in it for padding because he likes to make a little nest in it when he lays in it. he's no longer even attempting to get out or break down the door, which i don't think is possible even if he tried. We got a crate much larger than he needed as our other dog also likes to have somewhere to go when overwhelmed, and the kids are taught to leave them alone if they go to the crate, and she is a good 4 or 5 inches taller than he is. It functions great, i love the extra locks, it's not too heavy to move, though it's not exactly light, it was expensive, but worth every penny spent on getting it. it was a bit difficult to put together, but the instructions were easy to follow. i suggest having two people there to build it, as that would have made the job much simpler and faster, as i put it together by myself. Includes all the tools you need and extra hardware for if you drop and lose a screw, nut, or lock washer. It came on time, and is absolutely perfect. It's always dark inside, which i think helps. if your dog has separation anxiety this is a wonderful crate option for them. Another tip is if you put on a radio station or the TV on low volume to a show where people talk on it a lot, it will also help keep the dog calm and relaxed, as they cant see out of the crate to know you're not there, and will think that someone is home with them. Train them on going in and out with a command such as "Go to bed" and "Good Morning" with lots of treats and praise, as well as having that be where they go for about 20 minutes after eating (Have a GSD mix and didn't want to risk her stomach flipping so we started doing this with our dogs) and it's no longer scary or a bad thing. Just don't use it as a punishment or yell at them then toss them in, or yell at them while in it or it will be associated with bad things and you'll have difficulty with it. Other tips for anxious dogs not to do with the crate include a set routine they can count on. (Such as this rough example: Wake up at this time and outside to potty. Then breakfast, rest for 20 minutes, then go on a walk. After the walk it's outside time to play or sunbathe, then inside for the hot hours, going outside once an hour to potty. Then go through 20 minutes training on basic, then intermediate and advanced commands at 4, followed by an afternoon walk or trip to the dog park to run and play, then dinner, 20 minute quiet time, then outside to potty. Then rest and cuddles on the couch and bedtime after that.) A set routine, which does not have to be exactly as described above, I'm aware people have jobs and their shifts are not always going to cooperate, but any set, predictable routine greatly helps anxious dogs and relieves stress for them.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Great product. Very sturdy and the video makes assembly much easier than the paper instructions. The price is higher than other crates but the quality, safety and long term use makes this an excellent option. One purchase and your good to go without having to purchase other crates after they wear out.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2025 by Wayne G.
Color: Gray
Size: 40" (40.5"L x 23"W x 29"H)
This crate is not the crate for dogs with severe separation anxiety. My poor dog damaged his mouth in this crate. He removed some of the screws, and cut his gum trying to put his teeth through the holes. This crate did not keep my dog safe, it only intensified the anxiety. Unfortunately customer service does not refund your money if you have this experience. I bought this crate while trying to train my dog so he would at least be safe when I needed to leave but it has been a disaster and I’m so upset because I spent $1,285 with tax on this product and now I am out that money and needed to purchase a different product for him. I would think this company would do something to make this right. They will not take it back because it is past the 30 day window but I was not able to train my dog in 30 days and this whole experience has been awful, just awful. The description says: “ Small Circle Ventilation Holes - The small circle ventilation holes, measuring at 0.5 inches, are specifically designed to prevent dogs from getting their K9 teeth in and potentially harming themselves. These ventilation holes provide adequate air flow while ensuring your pet's safety.” But it just isn’t true - my dog DID injure himself. You can see the photo of what happened to him in the Impact crate. If I had known this was possible I never would have purchased this crate so please be careful. Your dog CAN be injured in this crate. I don’t like leaving negative reviews but I’m really, really furious with this company. I suggest checking out Ruffland Performace Kennels before purchasing an Impact crate. My dog is much happier in their crate because he can see out of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026 by daniel r miller
Just buy it. I cannot tell you how much money I wasted on plastic, wire, and wide bar metal kennels before finally purchasing this one. Trust me, I understand the price is off putting at first, but you will not be disappointed. I have a high anxiety cur… he is not a dog you would look at and think “escape artist”. He looks sweet & innocent… he’s 45 pounds, what’s the worst he could do? You would be surprised, but after purchasing this kennel, I have a brand new dog. He has tried and tried and tried some more, he cannot get out of this kennel. He doesn’t use the bathroom in the kennel or my house anymore. I could go on and on but in short- I wish I would’ve saved myself the money & tears and bought this sooner.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2025 by Macyy
Even though this crate do cost a lot. My dog had real bad anxiety and we went through medications and the vet gave him four whole pills and my dog still got out of his old crate and it was bad where he destroyed my door and I was scared that he will mess up his teeth and get hurt so I brought this crate and it works. It keeps him inside. The only problem I have is that is not easy to assemble. It takes two people unless you have someone helping you. It’s hard to do it by yourself. The latch works, and he is safe in in this crate and it’s sturdy too. How it looks outside I can’t understand why people do not want to buy the crate. That’s another problem. You can make it look friendlier or something that don’t look like most people I heard from other reviews that it looks like a prison so they might need to redesign it where it don’t look that way. And it is a lot of money. I know it supposed to keep your dog safe but it’s like paying for a down payment on a house so that’s another problem. I have with this and I’m still paying for this crate but it was kind of worth it so I can not worry when I get home that he escaped, and I cannot find my dog.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2025 by Hope Gardner