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BCW Midwest Sportable Canine Camper Portable Tent Crate Gray 36 X 25 X 28 P4155385BCW-568652 https://cdnimages.opentip.com/full/BCW/BCW-568652.jpg Midwest Sportable Canine Camper Portable Tent Crate Gray 36 X 25 X 28 Manufacturer Part Number: 568652Color: GraySize: 36X25X28 InDimension: 36X25X28Constructed From Woven Water-Resistant Polyester With Pvc Backing And Mesh Window Screens For Ventilation And Visibility.Sturdy, Folding Steel Frame Provides Easy Set-Up And Portability.Snap-Lock Straps Secure Folded Crate. And Comes Complete With A Carrying Handle.Secure, Easy-Zip Mesh Door.Synthetic Sheepskin Pad.Tri-Lingual Horizontal And Vertical Carton Graphics Provide Multiple Display Orientations. 4155385 027773016717 22.8900lbs 38.13 26.13 3.00
Midwest
119.2900 2025-03-28 Discontinued
customer review - by , August 8, 2013
4/ 5stars
This is a portable, foldable/collapsible pet crate. It collapses down flat with a carrying handle for easy storage and transport, then you just fold it up and your pets can sleep in it. It's a great product and works really well. Very easy to set up and collapse back down.This is not a pet carrier. It's a soft sided, foldable crate. You wouldn't want this for a puppy or chewer that would be able to eat it's way through the mesh and canvas. You would basically use this if you wanted to contain your pet in your car, your office, at home, camping, etc.. Something that you can easily carry with you and set up.The only big complaint I have on this product is that there is not side door. The opening is only on one end. There are other brands that offer the entire side will open up. I really like having that option. That makes it easier to clean out too. Because of that, I only give it 4/5 stars. If that is not a big deal for you, I would give it 4.5/5 stars. I think it is a little on the pricey side. But it's a good, well-made product.
customer review - by , August 8, 2013
5/ 5stars
Our two small toy poodles sleep in this every night. We don't use it for anything else. We zip them in at night and they love it. It is quite sturdy, mesh and zippers are good quality. Would not use if used to crate a dog while out for longer periods since constant scratching I am sure would damage the mesh. Nice weight to the fabric too. Very happy with this.
customer review - by , July 7, 2013
4/ 5stars
This pet crate has some good features for the large breed animals, but not this is big and not a pet carrier in the sense its just too big. So its not like the hard side ones with the handles. This is more a space saving item that can travel with you and setup on location. Here is a pros and cons list:Pros1 Tent like material feels durable and tough and will be weather resistant not weather proof.2 Bedding pad is soft thick.3 Have I said BIG yet.4 Collapsible and easily transported in its flat state.5 Lots of mesh so pet can see out and you can see in to keep check on how they are doing.6 Good air circulation.7 Fairly easy to cleanCons1 Would help if you had three hands to setup so it doesn't collapse on animals inside causing terrified large animal thrashing and the destruction that ensues. Imagine stampeding canine in canvas bag.2 Costs too much for what it is, but if what it is, is what you need and money is less of an issue, consider it job well done.3 Kind of heavyOnce you get the hang of setup you should have no problems. Takedown is a snap.Should come in camouflage so it would be invisible to the naked human eye. Ok only half joking, camo would be cool though.
customer review - by , July 7, 2013
4/ 5stars
This was extremely easy to set up. My seven year old did it right out of the box, no istructions. It's that simple to figure out. I like that it folds easily(she also figured that out on her own ;) and is so compact. I love that it came with a pad! Remember this is not a carrying case so the pad sits on the bottom frame. Overall this is pretty stable for a portable dog tent. I like all the windows for ventilation and light. It gives our dog a clean place to lay while we're camping. We don't use it in the car but I could see how this would work great in the back of a truck or SUV if you prefer to contain your dog while traveling. For us, it folds nice and flat and we're able to stack things on top or under.My only complaint..the mesh is made of PVC and stinks(in an unhealthy way)! Being closed in a vehicle with this, the odor would be very noticeable. I would've preferred a less toxic nylon mesh.
customer review - by , July 7, 2013
4/ 5stars
. An excellent animal companion tent - just make sure a tent is what you need.
customer review - by , July 7, 2013
5/ 5stars
Really like quality of this tent crate. I had bought one and liked so purchased a second for my other dog. I use tent crates when traveling and to obedience events because they are lighter to carry than "wire crates." I 100% agree w/others that recommend dogs that don't do well w/crating (like chewing,digging,thrashing about) wouldn't want to be using tent crates, but would want to stick w/ "wire crates." One of the more sturdy tent crates I've seen, and others have made comments to me about that aspect of this crate. Has no opening option other than front mesh door, so a top entrance when wanting to feed/water/touch dog, but not give dog opportunity to dash out, might be nice but I imagine the more entrance options the less sturdy a tent crate would become. Personally not a big fan of light gray color, so wish had different color option, but in this case, quality is more important to me than color.
customer review - by , June 6, 2013
5/ 5stars
We have four dogs of our own ranging from 10 to 68 pounds. We also foster dogs for a local rescue, which often includes picking them up, often from 50-60 miles away, and then transporting them to our house. The rescue requires all picked dogs to be in a crate for safety. We have traditional plastic crates of different sizes which work well but have drawbacks, they are heavy, take up a lot of space (unless you take them apart which leads to the problem of putting them together - lining up bolts, putting on the door, etc.).When flat this crate only is about 3 inches tall and is about 17 pounds. It was so easy to set up we didn't even have to read the instructions, very intuitive. The instructions turn out to be nice and simple and easy to follow, though again we did it backward. It comes with a nice fluffy rug for the bottom for the dog's comfort so you don't have to supply your own. One thing I like about the crate is the mesh "windows" on the side and the mesh front covering, the plastic crates always kind of reminded me of dog jail with their metal or plastic bars over very small windows and their metal door.This crate seems to give the dog both a feeling of security and being protected without the feeling of being caged since there is so much light and the windows are so big.It fits into our full size SUV (but when open only by about two inches vertically).If your dog is a chewer this might not be the crate for you, if not I would highly recommended it. All our dogs have tried it, its big enough for our golden retrievers to do some maneuvering yet seems to make our little 10 pound sheltie mix feel safe from noise.
customer review - by , June 6, 2013
4/ 5stars
This pet carrier has a lot of good points, but also has some flaws. The following is a pros and cons list:Pros-Outside material feels durable and tough-The faux sheepskin pad is soft, thick, and comfortable for your pet-It is large and roomy-It is collapsible and easy to store-The mesh door and windows allow your pet to see outside easily and get plenty of airCons-It can be hard to set up. You have to fight with the sides while simultaneously trying to put the stubborn back bar up-If the back bar is not perfectly secured, it can fall on your pet like a mousetrap-It is overpriced
customer review - by , June 6, 2013
5/ 5stars
Before purchasing any soft sided crate, pay attention to the warnings of other reviewers about buying them for dogs that don't want to be contained. If you've got a Houdini, buy metal.This crate is updated and improved from the previous model.The most significant change is a better designed pop up mechanism. It's infinitely easier than before and allows full set up in less than 60 seconds, pretty much using just one hand (and maybe a strategically placed shoulder).The frame is made of visibly thicker metal wire than my previous Midwest model. None of these pop up type soft sided crates will stand up to children using them as chairs without collapsing, but this heavier grade metal will not bend as easily.The mesh covered "windows" look and feel sturdier. A dog hell bent on escape will have to invest a few more minutes to chew their way to freedom. Smarter placement of the Velcro allows the door to be more easily secured in the open position.Something missing on this model are the little window "curtains," but I think leaving them off was a good call. I don't recall ever using them and it was a hassle rolling them up just the right way in order to catch the Velcro that kept them open.Midwest took an already good product, obviously listened to feedback, and then made it better. Great product!
customer review - by , June 6, 2013
4/ 5stars
First, a word about soft-sided crates - NO soft-sided crate will contain a dog that really wants to get out. Soft-sided crates should only be used with already crate-trained dogs, and then only under supervised conditions. If you really need your dog to stay in a crate, get a wire crate of a heavy-enough gauge that he can't use his nose like a crowbar to lever it into pieces and secure the door latches.That being said, this is a heavier-duty soft-side crate, kind of the equivalent to the "two rooms and an awning" tent the whole family camps in vs. the sleek nylon dome you strap onto the back of your bike. This DOESN'T mean it is more likely to contain a dog (see above). It does mean that the crate is generally more durable, something I've found to be more important during assembly/disassembly and storage than during actual use. The frame is wire rather than plastic, the "windows" are heavily plasticized mesh rather than the mosquito netting often used. The top and bottom frames are both reinforced with wire strips and don't just count on the integrity of the "edges" of the box. This makes for a slightly heavier (19# for the 36" size vs. 14# for the same size by another manufacturer) but also more durable crate. My lighter crate comes with a case and I'm glad - the case shows wear-through at the corners from being slid in and out of storage, scuffs and even a rip from being jammed into the car; I don't think you'll have that problem with the heavy nylon and reinforced corners on this crate (and when it is collapsed, all the "mesh" parts are inside and out of harm's way). On the other hand, I do appreciate the shoulder strap on the other crate's case... this crate only comes with a handle and there aren't even rings to which a shoulder strap could be attached.This crate is super easy to put up and take down -- definitely easier than the "pull the PVC sleeves apart than insert one side into the other" system that many soft-sided crates use. The hinged wire frame of the case forms a sideways "W" when collapsed. To open, the frame piece that forms the point of the "W" is pulled back to be in line with the two bottom points. An upside-down "U" shaped piece that is attached to the bottom frame is pulled upright (like you're setting a mousetrap) and popped into place in small depressions in the wire of the top from. It can be Velcro-ed into place along the sides to keep it upright. When the crate is closed, two small straps (think quick-release collar snaps) on either side compress the crate... without them, it wants to "spring open." These straps are a little annoying when the crate is open - you either have to tuck the bottom piece under the crate, or you'll be stepping on it (or the puppy next to you will be chewing on it!) The crate pad is the usual fleece-style pad, thin and very washable. It easily fits into the crate when it is collapsed for storage, which is nice.The crate does not have a top opening and the windows do not open, something that I don't imagine most people care about but can make a difference in access for petting and feeding/watering in severely cramped conditions such as a trial or show. The front door is a flap that is permanently attached at the top. You can keep it up and out of the way with a small tab of Velcro. There are two zipper heads. The zipper seems to be quite sturdy and is *very* easy to close and open. I do get tired of fighting with soft-sided crate zippers that don't have enough "slack," but, thanks to the sturdy wire frame in this crate, the nylon doesn't have to be stretched as tightly as on the ones that depend on surface tension for integrity.My dogs like the crate. They all went into it and tried it out and have enjoyed having it open as a private "den" space throughout the day. The biggest, 25.5" at the withers and 62# easily fits into this crate and can lounge, even in the spread-eagle "toes up" position, with plenty of room.The subdued colors offered fit with the "camping" theme of this crate, I guess. I know a lot of people who buy brightly-colored lime, orange or purple crates to go with their competition ensembles, however, and I don't think these colors are going to do much for them.

Midwest Sportable Canine Camper Portable Tent Crate - Gray - 36 X 25 X 28

stars Rating 4.5 | 16 reviews
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UPC: 027773016717
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Manufacturer Part Number: 568652

  • Color: Gray
  • Size: 36X25X28 In
  • Dimension: 36X25X28
  • Constructed From Woven Water-Resistant Polyester With Pvc Backing And Mesh Window Screens For Ventilation And Visibility.
  • Sturdy, Folding Steel Frame Provides Easy Set-Up And Portability.
  • Snap-Lock Straps Secure Folded Crate. And Comes Complete With A Carrying Handle.
  • Secure, Easy-Zip Mesh Door.
  • Synthetic Sheepskin Pad.
  • Tri-Lingual Horizontal And Vertical Carton Graphics Provide Multiple Display Orientations.

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    By Vyshtia
    Date: August 11, 2013
    This is a portable, foldable/collapsible pet crate. It collapses down flat with a carrying handle for easy storage and transport, then you just fold it up and your pets can sleep in it. It's a great product and works really well. Very easy to set up and collapse back down.This is not a pet carrier. It's a soft sided, foldable crate. You wouldn't want this for a puppy or chewer that would be able to eat it's way through the mesh and canvas. You would basically use this if you wanted to contain your pet in your car, your office, at home, camping, etc.. Something that you can easily carry with you and set up.The only big complaint I have on this product is that there is not side door. The opening is only on one end. There are other brands that offer the entire side will open up. I really like having that option. That makes it easier to clean out too. Because of that, I only give it 4/5 stars. If that is not a big deal for you, I would give it 4.5/5 stars. I think it is a little on the pricey side. But it's a good, well-made product.
    Rating: 4 stars [4 of 5 Stars!]
    By Gabby
    Date: August 10, 2013
    Our two small toy poodles sleep in this every night. We don't use it for anything else. We zip them in at night and they love it. It is quite sturdy, mesh and zippers are good quality. Would not use if used to crate a dog while out for longer periods since constant scratching I am sure would damage the mesh. Nice weight to the fabric too. Very happy with this.
    Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
    By C. Hargrave "C Hargrave"
    Date: July 23, 2013
    This pet crate has some good features for the large breed animals, but not this is big and not a pet carrier in the sense its just too big. So its not like the hard side ones with the handles. This is more a space saving item that can travel with you and setup on location. Here is a pros and cons list:Pros1 Tent like material feels durable and tough and will be weather resistant not weather proof.2 Bedding pad is soft thick.3 Have I said BIG yet.4 Collapsible and easily transported in its flat state.5 Lots of mesh so pet can see out and you can see in to keep check on how they are doing.6 Good air circulation.7 Fairly easy to cleanCons1 Would help if you had three hands to setup so it doesn't collapse on animals inside causing terrified large animal thrashing and the destruction that ensues. Imagine stampeding canine in canvas bag.2 Costs too much for what it is, but if what it is, is what you need and money is less of an issue, consider it job well done.3 Kind of heavyOnce you get the hang of setup you should have no problems. Takedown is a snap.Should come in camouflage so it would be invisible to the naked human eye. Ok only half joking, camo would be cool though.
    Rating: 4 stars [4 of 5 Stars!]
    By M. Buehl "Informed Mama"
    Date: July 22, 2013
    This was extremely easy to set up. My seven year old did it right out of the box, no istructions. It's that simple to figure out. I like that it folds easily(she also figured that out on her own ;) and is so compact. I love that it came with a pad! Remember this is not a carrying case so the pad sits on the bottom frame. Overall this is pretty stable for a portable dog tent. I like all the windows for ventilation and light. It gives our dog a clean place to lay while we're camping. We don't use it in the car but I could see how this would work great in the back of a truck or SUV if you prefer to contain your dog while traveling. For us, it folds nice and flat and we're able to stack things on top or under.My only complaint..the mesh is made of PVC and stinks(in an unhealthy way)! Being closed in a vehicle with this, the odor would be very noticeable. I would've preferred a less toxic nylon mesh.
    Rating: 4 stars [4 of 5 Stars!]
    By Ron Cole
    Date: July 17, 2013
    . An excellent animal companion tent - just make sure a tent is what you need.
    Rating: 4 stars [4 of 5 Stars!]
    By D.S.
    Date: July 10, 2013
    Really like quality of this tent crate. I had bought one and liked so purchased a second for my other dog. I use tent crates when traveling and to obedience events because they are lighter to carry than "wire crates." I 100% agree w/others that recommend dogs that don't do well w/crating (like chewing,digging,thrashing about) wouldn't want to be using tent crates, but would want to stick w/ "wire crates." One of the more sturdy tent crates I've seen, and others have made comments to me about that aspect of this crate. Has no opening option other than front mesh door, so a top entrance when wanting to feed/water/touch dog, but not give dog opportunity to dash out, might be nice but I imagine the more entrance options the less sturdy a tent crate would become. Personally not a big fan of light gray color, so wish had different color option, but in this case, quality is more important to me than color.
    Rating: 5 stars [5 of 5 Stars!]
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