The crate has its own carry case and ground pegs if you want to keep your dog enclosed outdoors – handy at a picnic to keep those sausages safe! The crate will also help get your new puppy into a routine, containing them for short periods and teaching them when it’s time for bed. For more advice, read our guide on how to crate train your puppy. Find the right dog crate with Lords & Labradors You'll probably want to buy one that's big enough to hold everything you plan to store inside. If you're planning to use it as a gift box, make sure it has room for wrapping paper. When your furry friend is fully grown, they should have plenty of headroom in their luxury dog crate – about 3-4 inches of space, as well as being able to move around freely.

There are two doorways for easy access, with sliding latch mechanisms on each door to secure the crate. It has a steel non-chew removable metal tray for easy cleaning. Cage dividers are also available. Use in your own home to store magazines, display your favourite objects or tidy away general household bits n’ pieces in a stylish way! These are also suitable to store vinyl LPs.We always suggest choosing a crate that will still be big enough for your puppy when it reaches adulthood. Therefore, you won’t have the expense of upgrading to a larger size and your dog won’t have to part with their favoured den. The Ellie-Bo is a metal dog crate which folds flat for easy storage or transportation, and is easy to set up without the need for any tools.