MidWest Homes for Pets Chain Link Portable Kennel with a Sunscreen, 6 by 4 4-Feet

It was easy for this old woman to assemble, of course I would have loved it for less $... It is sturdy, very functional.

I needed something asap to handle a German Shepherd I'm fostering, something to temporarily contain her while letting out my pit. This worked out great, perfect for her size. I'm giving it four stars for a few reasons.1. The cover screen is a little too small and leaves too much of a gap around the top. This could be a problem if you have a dog that can stand up and stick its head through the gap/space. Be careful your dog doesn't have a collar than can snag on the zip ties. Fortunately, my Shepherd stopped doing this, or I would've had to remove the screen and replace it with wood boards.2. About those zip ties. They suck. They're thin plastic zip ties that will not hold in winter (they will break with the cold). I recommend lacing sturdy cord, instead (like paracord). I did that, and it helps secure the screen top a lot better.3. Not enough wire ties. Fortunately, since I had to remove some excess chain linkage, I just cut some pieces from that and used for them for ties.4. After tightening the chain link around the frame, the frame does become more stable. However, I really think the frame would benefit from being able to tighten in a screw at each joint (where pipes slid in).Overall, this kennel is just what I needed. I recommend this kennel. Thanks.Oh, btw, the dogs are starting to like each other. This kennel is great for controlling their meet & greets.

The frame was very fast and simple to assemble. The fence took a little longer but was also pretty easy. Just make sure to keep it tight and even. We bought this for our Rottweiler and it’s spacious and secure.

Difficile à assembler. J'ai été obligé de trafiquer les morceaux pour l'assemblage

I put this whole thing together by myself in about an hour and a half. The instructions are pretty straight forward and if you have a gob of patience, the chain link isn’t too terrible to untangle. I use it as a “catio” for our feral cats that we’re introducing to a property as working whiskers. It’s big enough to fit their entire cat house, a cat tree, cat box, and space to spare. I put a tarp over the top to keep it rain proof. I wrapped blankets around it to help them feel secure when they were first brought to the property.