Lightweight Zip-Up Fabric Soft Crates

• Extra Small Lightweight Soft Crate: L19" x W17" x H14" or (48 x 43 x 35cm)
• Small Lightweight Soft Crate: L25" x W19" x H21" or (64 x 48 x 53cm)
• Medium Lightweight Soft Crate: L31" x W22" x H24" or (79 x 56 x 61cm)
• Large Lightweight Soft Crate: L37" x W23" x H28" or (94 x 58 x 71cm)
• Extra Large Lightweight Soft Crate: L43" x W28" x H32" or (109 x 71 x 81cm)

This is a lightweight, pop-up & zip-up two Door Soft Crate in the stunning Ice Blue and black design. It comes complete with a fleece cushion as well as a matching carry case with shoulder strap. Folds flat for easy storage and carrying. Ideal for camping as this is very lightweight. There are loops on the side of the base, which allow you to stake this soft crate into the ground if need be. Good ventilation from the mesh windows at the front, both sides and rear. The black-out flaps can be used to keep your dog calm and cool (roll-up and velcro to the top to keep open) and they are on each of the four windows. Furthermore, the base of the soft crate is reinforced and therefore waterproof and incredibly tear-resistant. We have used the same material as with our flagship Heavy Duty Crates, so you get the best of both worlds. Perfect for outdoor dog shows or camping. Available in five different sizes.

These are the ONLY soft crates of this type, which are reinforced at the bottom prevent wear and tear. This size of soft crate will of course fit onto UK benches provided at Championship Dog Shows. This size is ideal for toy breed and some small breed dogs Chihuahuas (Smooth and Longhaired), Miniature Poodles, Miniature Dachshunds etc. Also perfect for kittens and cats - ideal to carry into the vets without scaring your pet! This photographs shows the carrying case and how flat the actual soft crate folds in order to fit into this neat bag.

Please kindly note that fabric soft crates are of course made of material, which cannot resist a dog in the event of persistant chewing, scratching or digging. We recommend the use of fabric crates for dogs who are already crate trained and do not panic when left confined in a crate. This type of training is best done using a metal or plastic crate in order to prevent your puppy or dog chewing its way out.  We can in no way be held responsible if your dog decides to "eat" its way out of the fabric crate.