Puppy Crate With Divider For Growing Dogs
Give Your Puppy A Safe Space
Crate training can be frustrating when a puppy has too much room, grows quickly, or struggles to settle. This sturdy wire crate includes a divider panel, allowing you to adjust the usable space as your puppy grows.
For medium-size dogs in the 21–40 lb range, it provides a practical setup for training, resting, and everyday home use.
Why New Puppy Owners Need It
Supports crate training: The adjustable divider lets you create a more appropriate space for a growing puppy instead of buying another crate immediately.
Helps keep the crate cleaner: The included leak-proof tray catches accidents, spills, and loose debris for easier cleanup.
Built for everyday use: The metal wire construction is designed for regular home use and includes a protective finish.
Easy to move: A carry handle and tool-free assembly make setup and relocation more convenient.
Adjustable Space As Your Puppy Grows
The included divider panel is one of the most useful features for new puppy owners.
During crate training, giving a puppy an appropriately sized area can make managing the crate easier. As your puppy grows, adjust the divider to provide more usable space.
This makes the crate more adaptable than a fixed-size puppy kennel.
Designed For Medium Dogs
The crate measures approximately 30.5 x 19.25 x 21.5 inches and is intended for dogs around 21–40 pounds.
The supplied product information gives French Bulldogs, Welsh Terriers, Dachshunds, and similar-sized dogs as examples.
For dogs approaching the upper end of the weight range, a larger crate may provide more comfortable room.
Built For Everyday Puppy Life
The wire construction provides ventilation and visibility while allowing your puppy to see its surroundings.
Rounded corner clips and a slide-bolt latch are designed to reduce snag points and help keep the door securely closed.
A protective black finish helps the metal crate stand up to routine use.
Easier Cleanup After Puppy Accidents
Puppies have accidents. The included leak-proof plastic tray helps contain spills and messes inside the crate.
The tray can be removed for cleaning, making it easier to maintain a cleaner training area.
Simple Setup And Moving
You don't need complicated tools to assemble the crate. The supplied product information describes it as tool-free to assemble.
The built-in carry handle also makes it easier to move the crate around your home when you need to change its location.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Product Type |
Wire dog crate |
| Primary Use |
Puppy crate training, rest, and containment |
| Dimensions |
30.5 x 19.25 x 21.5 inches |
| Recommended Dog Weight |
21–40 lbs |
| Divider Panel |
Included |
| Material |
Metal wire construction |
| Finish |
Protective black e-coat |
| Door |
Single door |
| Lock |
Slide-bolt latch |
| Tray |
Leak-proof plastic tray |
| Rubber Feet |
Included |
| Carry Handle |
Included |
| Assembly |
Tool-free |
| Main Benefit |
Adjustable space for growing dogs |
Best For New Puppy Owners
Crate training: Create a defined resting and training area.
Growing puppies: Adjust the divider as your puppy gets larger.
Home use: Provide a dedicated place for rest and downtime.
Mess management: Use the removable leak-proof tray for easier cleanup.
Travel around the home: Move the crate when needed using the carry handle.
How To Set It Up
- Assemble the crate according to the included instructions.
- Place the crate in a calm area of your home.
- Install the divider according to your puppy's current size.
- Add suitable bedding and familiar items.
- Introduce your puppy gradually and positively.
- Increase usable space as your puppy grows.
Important Sizing And Safety Information
Crate sizing should be based on your dog's actual size, not weight alone. Your puppy should have enough room to stand, turn around, and lie down comfortably.
Always inspect the crate, latch, divider, and tray regularly. Do not use the crate as a substitute for appropriate exercise, supervision, or training.
For dogs close to 40 pounds or larger-framed dogs, consider a larger crate.