Best Dog Crate for Pitbulls

In this video I am going to go over the best cages for Pitbulls. I will go over the two most common sizes of the PetMate Sky Kennel I use when working with Pitties and then explain why I prefer this particular make and model.
PLASTIC CRATES: Petmate Sky Kennel
40" - (70 - 90 pounds) - 40" L x 27" W x 30" H
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48" - (90 - 125 pounds) - 48" L x 32" W x 35" H
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Alternative recommendation:
WIRE CRATES: ICrate by Midwest Homes for Pets
42" - (70 - 90 pounds ) - 42" L x 28" W x 30" H
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48" - (90 - 110 pounds) - 48" L x 30" W x 33" H
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If you are looking for smaller sizes of either model, check out the links below:
PLASTIC CRATES: Petmate Sky Kennel
21" - (1 - 15 pounds) - 21" L x 16" W x 15" H
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28" - (15 - 30 pounds) - 28" L x 20.5" W x 21.5" H
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32" - (30 - 50 pounds) - 32" L x 22.5" W x 24" H
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36" - (50 - 70 pounds) - 36" L x 25" W x 27" H
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WIRE CRATES: ICrate by Midwest Homes for Pets
18" - (1 - 12 pounds) - 18" L x 12" W x 14" H
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22.5" - (1 - 12 pounds) - 22.5" L x 13.5" W x 16" H
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24.8" - (12- 25 pounds) - 24.8" L x 17.9" W x 19.5" H
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30.7" - (25 - 40 pounds) - 30.7" L x 19.3" W x 21.5" H
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36" - (40- 70 pounds) - 36" L x 23" W x 25" H
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I would bypass that mid-west wire crate. My hybrid demolished that wire crate so I'm pretty sure it won't last for a pittie. After several other crates being "eaten" by my dog, I finally invested in an airline-approved sky-crate. That crate lasted for years and through several large dogs. Try as he may, my hybrid was not able to damage that crate or get out of it unless I let him out. It was expensive, but it was worth the expense.

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Oh yeah, I believe it! Unfortunately, you can only really use wire crates for certain dogs in certain situations. I use that same 48" Petmate Sky-Kennel all the time, it is one of my favorite crates. I've trained a lot of dogs and I don't think I have ever seen one break out of that model.

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@@OnlyTheBestForOurPets I swear by that airline-approved crate. After I got that I could fix the damage that was done to my home, clothes, and shoes. I will never forget coming home from work one day and walking into my home to the literal carnage I encountered. I thought someone had broken into my house...LOL My house was toilet papered, had ripped-up suits, half-eaten shoes, and chunks of foam rubber all over the place. I totally freaked out and went looking for my dogs. I found them in my trashed spare room laying in the middle of a mattress they had dug/ripped a hole in. The mattress had to be thrown out as there was no way to fix it. That was the day we went to PetsMart and invested in the crate...LOL Life was good, for me, after that. ;o)