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Petmate Pet Porter Dog Kennel 24", Dark Gray & Black, for Pets 15-20lbs, Made in USA

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Size: 24.0"L x 16.5"W x 14.5"H


Color: gray


Features

  • Sturdy Plastic Dog Crate: Securely and safely protect your pet and your home with this small dog crate that features an easy-open latch to secure the sturdy wire door, and durable fold-down handle making carrying this dog travel crate a breeze
  • Suitable for Pets 15-20 lbs: Pet Kennel exterior dimensions - 24" L x 16.7" W x 14.5" H; Interior dimensions - 21.5" L x 15" W x 13.5" H. Product weight 5 lbs. If in doubt, buy a size up. No tools required for assembly
  • Airline Friendly Dog Carrier: This pet carrier meets most airline cargo specifications. This travel dog crate also has ventilation on 4 sides. Includes built in storage for additional pet identification
  • Easy to Keep Clean: Sturdy plastic shell on this dog carrier is easy to clean, with stay-dry moat that surrounds the interior to pulls fluids away from your pet in case of wet accidents, making it a great puppy carrier or kennel trainer for housebreaking
  • For Pets and Pet Parents: Petmate provides everyday essentials for pet parents, dogs, cats and other pets such as: litter box accessories, pet toys, cat cages, dog cages, gravity water/food bowls, dog cages, pet beds, puppy crates, cat carriers and more!

Description

Introducing the Petmate Pet Porter Dog Kennel 24" - the perfect solution for pet owners who want to securely and safely protect their furry friends while traveling. This small dog crate is made of sturdy plastic with a durable wire door that can be easily opened and securely locked with an easy-open latch. The fold-down handle makes it easy to carry, even when you're on the go. This pet travel crate is suitable for pets up to up to 20 lbs, with exterior dimensions of 24.1" L x 16.7" W x 14.5" H and interior dimensions of 21.5" L x 15" W x 13.5" H, and weighing just 3.5 pounds so you can take it with you wherever you go. This airline-friendly dog carrier meets most airline cargo specifications and has ventilation on four sides to keep your pet cool and comfortable. It even includes built-in storage for additional pet identification. The Petmate Pet Porter Dog Kennel 19" is easy to assemble, with no tools required. It's also easy to keep clean, with a sturdy plastic shell that can be wiped down quickly and easily. The stay-dry moat that surrounds the interior pulls fluids away from your pet in case of wet accidents, making it a great puppy carrier or kennel trainer for housebreaking. At Petmate, we provide everyday essentials for pet parents, dogs, cats, and other pets. From litter box accessories to pet toys, cat cages, dog cages, gravity water/food bowls, pet beds, puppy crates, cat carriers, and more, we've got you covered. With the Petmate Pet Porter Dog Kennel 19", you can rest assured that your pet is safe and comfortable, whether you're traveling by car, plane, or any other mode of transportation. Give your pet the gift of comfort and security on the go!

Color: gray


Brand: Petmate


Product Dimensions: 24"L x 16.5"W x 14.5"H


Target Audience: Cat, Dog


Material: Plastic


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 24 x 16.7 x 14.5 inches; 4.53 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 21085


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ September 14, 2004


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Aspenpet Pet Porter


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


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My puppy outgrew a Grreat Choice 28" crate he shipped in from the breeder. That crate is really 24" deep inside. He's too small for this Giant crate now so I filled some of it with a Rubbermaid Roughneck bin. My dog is expected to grow to 27" at the whithers with fairly square overall proportions. I was reluctant to get such a large crate because Petmate suggests this size is appropriate for Great Danes, Saint Bernards, and Bull Mastiffs. My dog will not be that big rather just slightly exceed the standard for a German Shepherd. Petmate's label also suggests this crate is for dogs 34" to the top of the head. Well, Great Dane dogs need to be 30" at the whithers so they would be ducking to get in there. This would be a suitable to transport a giant dog for a short time but it's too small for regular use with a dog 30" or more at the shoulders. If your dog is going to be 26"-28" at the whithers, it's probably the right size for regular use. Because my dog is not a Great Dane, I wondered at first if I shouldn't get a 40-42" crate instead but I read some people's comments that those crates were a little cramped for their dogs of a similar size to what I expect mine to grow to. Since my dog has already learned not to soil his crate in the smaller one and this will be his crate for maturity, I don't regret possibly erring on the larger size. These plastic dog crates, when they're the appropriate size, are great for housebreaking a puppy. By "housebreaking" I mean not only training them to soil outside only but also to keep them out of the trouble they would get into if they had free run of the house, and to teach them calmness and a lower level of activity is expected indoors. It gives them a safe, private space that is free of stress when they need to eat or rest. Combined with an expen and/or puppy gates, it can help a puppy become a house dog. This one is obviously not a puppy crate for most dogs but for people with large dogs it provides them a good indoor dog house or "den." It also provides some of the means necessary for safe transportation by car or airplane (although I haven't tried to fly with a crate this big and I'm not familiar with possible restrictions, I am sure this crate is designed to meet airline specifications with some modifications that may include drilling vent holes on the back, drilling tie down holes on the corners, possibly replacing the plastic nuts with metal ones for certain airlines, and of course providing live animal stickers, as well as food and water dishes.) The other options out there are the wire dog crates and the extruded and sheet aluminum or steel crates. The wire crates have their drawbacks -- they let dog mess (fur, dirt, soil etc) out more easily, the dog can pull stuff into the crate more easily (nearby household items), dogs can get parts caught between the wires more easily, they're noisier and less private, and they have a reputation for being more easily escaped (no personal experience with that). Only the crates made with extruded and sheet metals are really "escape proof" because there is no plastic to chew through and no wire to bend out of shape and the latch mechanisms are robust. They're quite expensive though(we're talking four to ten times more expensive than this one). I'm getting ready to buy a second one of these crates for my truck. I certainly don't want to move the one in and out of the house all the time. These things are huge and quite heavy. The weight and bulk combine to make these things difficult to handle for one person. I'm hestitating again because this thing is really going to fill a lot of my eight foot truck bed. I looked at 40-42" crates again because my dog might be comfortable enough in that size for the shorter durations of travel and it would save some space for bicycles, the bike trailer, luggage, camping equipment, ice chests, bins, and boxes of other stuff we're always taking along (We sure could use a bus!) Amazon was competitive on this crate with the two big pet warehouse stores when shipping and taxes are factored in. The warehouse store in my town actually has the crate in stock but at a price 25% higher than their online price with shipping. I guess they want a premium for stocking these huge items at their retail outlets. Amazon shipped the crate in a single wall box in which it scarcely fit with no further packaging. The box had popped open by the time it arrived. The crate itself is fairly durable and there was no apparent damage. The crate is built very much like the smaller Petmate plastic crates -- it's a plastic clamshell with a wire door. Compared to smaller crates, the plastic is thicker and the four-point rotating latch on the door is unique although it's available on large and extra large crates also. The door is not a precision fit. The wire axis pivots in a well-hole molded in the plastic. Because the opening is so large, there is a platic lip that supports the door when it is in the closed position (otherwise it would hang loose because the door frame is not rigid enough). The latch mechanism suffers a little from the sloppiness in the door's fit. One has to make sure all four wire pins are aligned with their holes before the door can be fully latched. Opening is straightforward though. This crate is dark inside -- and my dog is all black. He doesn't mind it and may actually like it that way but it sure is hard to see him in there. My wife said one time she was talking to his backside without even realizing it! A guess a wire crate would let more light in but that's not always preferable. The dog sees the bright room outside his crate just fine, so it's really more about how well we see him. Considering the cost of these crates which includes a considerable amount just to ship these huge things around on trucks, I think they're quite cost-effective. Only the wire crates compare in this price range and for both my truck and home they would need some kind of pad to sit on and a non-chewable cover to keep the wind, noise and extraneous stimuli out. I rate these well worth consideration because plastic crates may be the most cost-effective and best solution for many people and their dogs, and these are some of the best plastic crates available. With that said, some people may prefer wire crates for their specific needs, and others will either be willing or have no choice but to pay up for the aluminum/stainless steel crates. This plastic crate as well as wire crates could easily be destroyed by a powerful 100 pound dog that is determined enough -- and yet some dogs will respect even a soft-sided collapsible nylon fabric crate. Update: I bought a Sky Kennel Ultra Extra Large crate for the truck. Petmate told me that 4 years ago they made a change and the Sky Kennel and Vari Kennel are now the same thing except that most retailers order the Sky Kennel with live animal stickers and food and water dishes. A lot of retailers also order rotating latches for Large and Extra Large Sky Kennels, but standard pinch latches for the Vari-Kennel line. Both are available from Petmate to the retailers. The Giant comes standard with a rotating latch. I have personally seen the Giant Vari Kennel and this Giant Pet Porter. The only difference is the color. The Sky Kennel version is also identical but may possibly have holes drilled in the back and it would usually come with food and water dishes. The provided dishes are worthless except for meeting regulations. There are some things I prefer about the Sky Kennel Extra Large crate I have compared to the Giant. There are two feet molded into bottom of the floor to support the floor. The roof has corrugation molded into it to provide some stiffness whereas the Giant versions roof is flat and rather simply thick enough to be rigid. The Extra Large has side grates that slide in between plastic lips whereas the Giant's side grates are held by clips riveted onto the plastic. The door latch works smoother on the Extra Large. It has joints on the wire pins that maintain better alignment with the holes throughout the rotation of the knob. On the Extra Large, I just close the door and turn the knob and the pins go in the holes every time. With the Giant I have to make sure all four pins align with the holes before I can finish rotating the knob all the way otherwise the pins sometimes hit the plastic even though the holes are elongated (it's sloppy). The side rails on the Extra Large have a lip that is molded over the edge whereas on the Giant the plastic comes together in a simple flat sandwich. The Extra Large has molded in tie-down holes on all four corners whereas on the Giant you would have to drill your own (I use the Giant in the house so I don't have to tie it down). The Giant is quite a bit larger than the Extra Large. It's a bigger difference than the numbers make it appear tob e. It's also about double the weight. I would not want to move the Giant crate around. It's a beast. But the Extra Large is no more difficult to move in and out of the truck than a large ice chest. Overall, the Extra Large has a better design in features and I'm happier with it but obviously those design features don't work when you size up to the Giant scale. If you only need the Extra Large size, it's a nicer crate at a much lower price (I got it for $100 less than the Giant) but if you need the Giant, this Pet Porter Giant is essentially equivalent to the Vari Kennel Giant and the Sky Kennel Giant -- they're all made the same way. I now expect my dog to finish out at 27" and 75 lbs. Because of his size (not weight) I am sure he will appreciate the Giant crate as his place to sleep and eat daily. For travel and occasional use, the Extra Large is the right size for him. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2010 by Westerner

  • Large & Roomy Pet Carrier
Size: 26.0"L x 18.6"W x 16.5"H Color: Blue
My old Pet Carriers/Kennels had become too small for my cats... so I purchased this new LARGER PetMate 26" Kennel (the blue one, in the attached photos). Overall, I like this new 26" PetMate Kennel .. FOUR STARS. I coaxed my cats into it using catnip (you can see some still scattered inside, in the photos); both of my cats entered this larger Crate/Kennel (separately, they took turns) - even my smaller/older, skiddish cat seemed comfortable while inside it. I think this 26" Kennel is well made, roomy, and sturdy. Putting it together was very easy. (I left the Kennel door off for now - attached it, then removed it - to allow my cats to become accustomed to entering the large Crate .. I'll put the door back on the front, later on.) The only NEGATIVE I see, is that this new, larger, PetMate 26" Kennel was made without the convenient amenities my smaller Kennels/Crates had - THERE IS NO *SEATBELT SLOT* for security/stability while transporting my kitties to the Vet .. and also, no Storage Space (for a water dish, wipes, whatever) like my old/smaller Crates/Kennels had. *The omitted Seatbelt Slot is kind-of a big deal for me .. If the Kennel moves around while I'm transporting my cats, they will become frightened before arrival at our destination. I removed a star, because of this. EDIT TO ADD: Now that my cats have gone into this new Carrier/Kennel and stood inside to eat their meals, I've noticed that when they step out of it, the bottom/floor of the Kennel *pops* up. (When they first enter, the floor "bows" down, because the edges along the bottom are extended, but the entire midsection is not.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023 by Betsy P. Betsy P.

  • You will want to know this about the door!
Size: 24.1"L x 16.7"W x 14.5"H Color: Pale Blue
There are two holes on the top of the carrier and you may think this is where the door's top "spokes" are supposed to be inserted. Wrong! Turn the top of the carrier over and you will see two hidden holes-that's where the top spokes go. I almost returned the product but didn't want to have to haul a bulky box to the post office. So I decided to call and explain the problem. The customer service rep immediately knew what the issue was so I guess they get this particular complaint a lot. She was very patient and helpful in explaining how to get the door to fit into the carrier. Once I understood, the door popped in, no problem. The manufacturer really should update the manual to explain this-pictures aren't always better! The product itself is three stars because it expensive relative to the quality. However, I bumped the review up to four stars because of the very helpful customer service rep. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023 by Spirit Wandering

  • Just the right size for a large cat
Size: 26.0"L x 18.6"W x 16.5"H Color: Blue
Unlike some other reviewers, I found no fault with this carrier. It's perfect for my large cat. No trouble to assemble. There's no clear correspondence between dog and cat sizes. And many carriers are sized for dogs, with cats an afterthought (or so it seems). I tried two other brands of small animal carriers first - both were too large, although described as fine for a large cat. More like a small to medium-size dog. And by "small" I do not mean miniature - that's entirely a different category. Anyway, this works fine for my 18 pound large boned kitty. Recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023 by Zork

  • Great for a car pooper
Size: 24.1"L x 16.7"W x 14.5"H Color: Pale Blue
My cat poops in the car. Every time so far without fail. I was going through 2 soft crates a year because I thought that was what was best. NOPE!!!! This crate is a live saver for my 15lb cat!!!! Super easy to put together; took Lee’s than 5 minutes and it’s SO STURDY!! My cat is a cat pooper no more!!! :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by leila

  • No more coming apart!
Size: 26.0"L x 18.6"W x 16.5"H Color: Blue
Thank goodness, this crate screws together. No more popping apart. Price was good and seems well made. Would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2023 by Rita T

  • Great kennel
Size: 24.1"L x 16.7"W x 14.5"H Color: Pale Blue
Durable and happy puppy
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2023 by Body beautiful

  • Reliable
Size: 24.1"L x 16.7"W x 14.5"H Color: Pale Blue
I've tried other carriers before. This was sturdy. The door was decently sized that my cat can easily walk in without having to crouch down. It came with all the parts and nothing was broken or warped. Nothing negative to say about it.
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2023 by Kat

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