TransK9 Dog Crate Review
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- čas přidán 18. 07. 2018
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This is a video review of the TransK9 Dog Crate for your car. These crates are built for specific car models and have a custom fit. I love that they don't rattle and provide a safe ride for my dogs. I recommend this crate if you're looking to invest in an awesome dog crate for professionals or sports dog owners.
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This was the exact video I needed, thank you!
So glad it was helpful!
I have a full size pickup ..
would like to see one made for pickups
Love it!
It’s a great crate! Glad you liked the review!
They are pretty EXPENSIVE but with me having a GMC Envoy and not a pick up truck, it's a must have so my dogs wont tear the cabin up.....
Yes, definitely an investment, but well worth it! :)
Thank you for posting! I just bought the TransK9 B32 crate after watching your video and doing a lot of research. Yes, it cost almost £800 including the mat but what price the safety of my beloved dogs? Sure it's an investment - but buy cheap, buy twice as they say... and this will easily outlive my dogs including probably me!
I'm so glad the video was helpful! Yes - those crates will definitely outlast me!! Glad it worked out for you!
I have a variocage double, when put together correctly absolutely no rattling or noise.
That's awesome! I have heard from a lot of friends that theres has become, or started out rattley. But I'm glad yours isn't!
Why is there not a link for the crate????
Thanks so much for this review; I am really considering one. My only concern is getting rear-ended (was in a terrible accident a few years ago and thankfully my dog was not in the back; I've been paranoid ever since). I saw that it has been crash tested? Do you feel comfortable if that were to happen?
Also, I have two Labs, about 65 lbs (but of the short, stocky English type). Would that be too tight of a squeeze for both of them? Thanks again!
Hi Civvy - yes I do feel comfortable with that. That being said, I would check with TransK9 for more information on the crash testing so you can make your own judgement from the company itself. I do not regret having a TransK9 at all though. It is a SOLID crate (and heavy!) lol.
@@DoggyU thanks! I chatted on the phone with them today and they were so helpful. I think I'm going for it! Appreciate your review.
@@verretc Awesome! I bet you'll love it!
Get a really big truck. That's probably my former life in Texas influencing this suggestion. If you need to haul a horse trailer, a proper truck is essential. A truck is great for taking dogs too (in the back seat you can strap a kennel box in sideways -- bec' cool air conditioning for your dogs is necessary). Either that, or you need a vehicle with a crash tested frame that can take a hit. Then, just drive defensively, as in keep a cushion of space around your vehicle while you're on the road with your dogs, as best you can. Probably easier said than done, lol. People tend to drive all bunched together.
I need crate for two gsd
I'm thinking about getting one for my two dogs. Are you still able to use the central rearview mirror, despite the cage being so high?
Hey Andrea - I would say, sort-of/not-really, visibility is not great. Honestly, I've been using my mirrors for so long that that is pretty much all I use. So if total visibility is important, this probably isn't the crate for you (though it probably does depend on your trunk space and the height of your car. Mine is a subaru which is fairly low and the crate blocks visibility.
Honestly ever since I started driving a van with no rear window it has been a lot easier to drive as when people tailgate you you dont really care just focus whats in front, feels a lot safer even though you see less, not good if you dont have reversing sensors thogh.. or camera
I know this is an older video, but how easy is it to get this in and out of your SUV? Is it something that is more "permanent" in a sense? I'd like to use that space when not transporting my dog.
It's heavy - Easy to take in and out in 10 seconds with two people - a bit more cumbersome with one.
@@DoggyU Look up Gunner Kennels. They're built to be *safe* and you can get move them around. gunner.com/
@@Starry_Night_Sky7455 gunner kennels aren’t available in the uk
How secure is the divider? Is it possible/probable for a dog to "break through it" or knock it down?
Hi Barb - I think it would be really hard to "break through" or knock out the metal divider that is secured with screws in a couple locations. I don't suppose it's impossible but it was never a fear of mine.
Thanks for the sharing. Looks like your rear view is blocked from the rear view mirror. Is that true?
Yes - but i'm so used to not having a useful rear-view mirror at this point. I have to rely on my mirrors and backup camera in all my dog vehicles. You definitely get used to it! :)
Can you recommend a size for 2 pug dogs going in the back of an X5? Would something say half the size be safe enough for 2 as I still want some boot space
Hi ItsJustKimber - thanks for reaching out! I would contact the company directly (I'm just a fan of their product!). As long as the dogs get along though I don't see why you couldn't use one of their models that only takes up one side of the back. Alternatively, I just store my groceries and such in the other half of the crate if it's unoccupied :)
@@DoggyU thanyou for the reply. Yes they get along just fine and sometimes go in one crate together but it's a bit small ideally for them both so I'm looking at just like a half one for them both and still have half my boot space 👍
Nice crate but definitely not enough ventilation for my liking. I prefer the vario
Put some hook's so you can use back seatbelt's on it, in case of bad luck it wont crush you. Safety first...
Hey Nick - not sure what you mean here? The crate butts up against the back seats to keep it securely in the trunk space.
Hi, Laura. Can you tell me whether the model in this video has enough space to transport three Labradors over a short distance? I'd like to transport my three labs to the local lake without them destroying the car with water, mud, and so on. I know it's not ideal for three dogs, but we're talking about a 15 minute ride to the lake. Thoughts?
Are we talking 40 lb pocket labs, or full size 90 lb labs? I would say it would be tight for 3 40lb labs and not doable for much above that. That would be for an outback anyways - they make all different sizes so you may be able to go with a larger crate if you have a larger car.
@@DoggyU Thanks for the quick reply. My three dogs are around 70 pounds each, so this might be a non starter. Thanks, again.
May I ask where you got the bumper protector thingy
Directly from TransK9 :)
Have you ever used this crate with a dog that has high anxiety in the car? my dog has gotten out of every restraint and i need a crate he cant get out of. Im looking for something strong enough to withstand his scratching.
Hi Jennifer - I did not use it with any dogs that were trying to force their way out. I would contact the company directly with that inquiry. However, it is a sturdy crate.
Rocky Mountain Dog Training thanks for the response. It looks pretty sturdy but I’ll reach out.
Would HIGHLY recommend checking out Impact Crate or Gunner Crates. Impact has a cage designed for high stress pets and Gunner Crates have smaller holes that help prevent injury to the animal from clawing or scratching
@@kodyballard49 I was thinking of this. Yes. I just posted a comment suggesting Gunner Kennels.
@@jgianas maybe I’m ‘one of those’ guys and I’ve lost clients for my firmness but if you were my client I’d say you’re looking at it all wrong, it’s not the crate that needs to be built to accommodate an anxious dog, it’s the dog who needs to be trained for a crate. I don’t know you so this isn’t a shot at you but my warning I always give is if you’re afraid of the work needed to have a good animal then don’t have the animal.
An anxious dog creates hazards for themselves whether in the home crate or in a car crate.
Use a humane mussel to prevent 80% of potential self harm, but training for calmness is a must. Putting a dog into the car when it is super scared of it is not good for your relationship.
Sns
Hi Laura, I have a 55 pound golden and a 75 pound shepherd, would they fit in this crate? Its the correct size for my vehicle but I just want to make sure they have enough space.
It might be pretty tight for the 75 lb shepherd - I would consult with TransK9 to see what they think.
Know much for a new crate
Hey David! I’m not the maker of these kennels - just a customer. Check out their website for more details.
Want one for my 4 runner for my two labs.
I want a 4 runner 😂
@@DoggyU It's an older one but I would definitely recommend getting one.
@@GarrettH1 Next car ... but i think I need the lime green one 😂
@@DoggyU Do it!
Where do they post the used items?
I would contact them directly but usually they post on their facebook page (though the postings are few and far between). I both bought and sold my TransK9 on the Dog Sport Vehicle Set-Up page on Facebook which might be more helpful if you're looking for a used one!
You drive with the trunk open?
Stinger ...no I do not. I leave it open when I’m parked and working or competing.
Stinger ...no I do not. I leave it open when I’m parked and working or competing.
DoggyU realized that right after leaving my comment. I need one for my new 2018 Q5!
I love these crates! Check with the company to see if they have them for your particular car! I'm sure they do!
Is it good for german shepherd.
Edit: can it come single
Yes - they sell singles or you can take the divider out of this one and use the whole thing for your GSD :)
Which model is this TransK9 crate?
I want to say it was a B3 but I'm not totally sure, I'm sorry! I sold the crate and the car last year. But you can check out their models and where they fit on their website and they're really responsive when you have questions! Easy company to work with!
A good dog crate, but I always feel that the inside is not comfortable enough
Hey John! How so? Because it's metal vs. plastic? I always throw a dog mat or bed in there and that seems to make it pretty comfortable for them but it definitely looks like fort knox in there!
@@DoggyU I'm concerned about whether the dog will be comfortable in the vehicle when it brakes hard
@@John-cy4bm ah! I see! I would actually think if that was a concern that the TransK9 or the Ruffland would be good choices. They're both thinner which means less bouncing around when you brake. With car crating, you want the crate to be smaller than house crating for the exact reason that you don't want the dog to have much space to move in the event of an accident, but enough to turn around and lay down comfortably.
Nice ,but useless if the dog farts