We bought 2 of the anxiety crates to rescue and transport wolves. I absolutely love them and our wolves go in lay down and are stress free. If I could suggest one thing it is to put access holes for dart poles so a vet to tranquilize the wolf if making a vet visit. So very worth every penny
I need something for my German Shepard. I am ready to get rid of her because she chew a hole through my wall and back door. But I don't want to because my children love her. She's 1 1/2 and 70lbs I believe. I need a sturdy crate ASAP but don't know which one to get. She ruined a wire one and i zipped tied it but that didn't prevent her from figuring out how to escape again. She is a tough machine.
I highly recommend this brand but I would get the high anxiety crate that doesn’t collapse , she won’t break out of it plus my dog freaks out in wire crates where he doesn’t mind this one
Patricia Kerr I am in the same boat and that’s what brought me here. my german shepherd has eaten three wire crates and he destroys everything if left home alone no matter the exercise or medicine he gets. did you get the crate? did it work for her?
700, on there website they have a guild to determine which will suit your dog, if you message us on Instagram I can give you a coupon code for free shipping
Ivan G I tried to find you on Instagram * but could not. I need a high anxiety crate for flying and the shipping alone is $200 can you please send me the code
I have a bulldog pit mix that chewed the shit out of his wire crate and broke off one of his canines, do you think a 60 Lb dog would be able to get his teeth around the bars on the entrance??
Hi, thanks for the video! could you please let me know how tall is your dog? From floor to top of head. I have a tall standard poodle (30" tall- floor to head) and I'm debating between 40" and 40" tall+wide version for international travel. Would really appreciate that.
LAKEHURST OUTDOOR ADVENTURES awesome. Thank you for the reply. I believe I ordered the 700. So mine will be a bit bigger? Just trying to gauge the sizes. It is the high anxiety non collapse-able one. Lmk. Thanks friend. Your video made me buy one. I told Tommy over at impact. Maybe you can get some impact points or something? Idk. Thank you again.
Weak? I have the 700 collapsible crate and can put my full weight on the top with no flexing, it locks up solid. Obviously you don’t have one and like to talk as if your opinion matters.
This is the Collapsible version. Impact crates are one of the few dog safety devices out of crates and harnesses that is actually crash tested and approved. I'm sure the stationary ones are more stable and they have a high anxiety crates too.
They seem flimsy right until you do up the last latch and see how bomber the whole thing is. The side hinges are braced by the rail pieces too, when you see one of these in person it’s much more impressive than the video.
I bought this for my dog, because I don't have kids. The MAGNETIC SNIFFER does not stick to the crate. According to GOOGLE Aluminum is magnetic. The magnetic sniffer sticks to my old aluminum Macbook Pro and my stainless steel fridge (which shows it isn't 100 percent stainless) but NOT TO MY IMPACT DOG CRATE. These crates are advertised as aluminum and while they are more heavy duty than plastic, they are not MACBOOK solid as insinuated. They appear to be made out of some sort of SUBSTRATE. I've also heard that the size of some of these crates incur extra charges on Airlines so someone might want to verify that.
You're simply 100% incorrect about aluminum being ferromagnetic. It is not, you googled poorly. It is paramagnetic which is not at all the same as what you think of as "this thing is magnetic." Substrate is just a word talking about the underlying composition not something inferior.
We bought 2 of the anxiety crates to rescue and transport wolves. I absolutely love them and our wolves go in lay down and are stress free. If I could suggest one thing it is to put access holes for dart poles so a vet to tranquilize the wolf if making a vet visit. So very worth every penny
after 2 years, how would you say it's holding up?
It’s as good as good as the day I bought it, looking to get a second one
@@igarbutt1671 Thanks :-) Our dad is getting a great dane and we've been looking for a gift.
put “collapsible” in video title
you sound like a carol baskin
What is the size if this red collapsible crate? I am planning to get 40'' wide and tall for my Rhodesian.
I believe it’s the 40”
I need something for my German Shepard. I am ready to get rid of her because she chew a hole through my wall and back door. But I don't want to because my children love her. She's 1 1/2 and 70lbs I believe. I need a sturdy crate ASAP but don't know which one to get. She ruined a wire one and i zipped tied it but that didn't prevent her from figuring out how to escape again. She is a tough machine.
I highly recommend this brand but I would get the high anxiety crate that doesn’t collapse , she won’t break out of it plus my dog freaks out in wire crates where he doesn’t mind this one
www.impactdogcrates.com/products/high-anxiety-crate-xl?variant=32028042188
Patricia Kerr I am in the same boat and that’s what brought me here. my german shepherd has eaten three wire crates and he destroys everything if left home alone no matter the exercise or medicine he gets. did you get the crate? did it work for her?
Hi, nice! What size is the crate you reviewed?
700, on there website they have a guild to determine which will suit your dog, if you message us on Instagram I can give you a coupon code for free shipping
Ivan G I tried to find you on Instagram * but could not. I need a high anxiety crate for flying and the shipping alone is $200 can you please send me the code
I have a bulldog pit mix that chewed the shit out of his wire crate and broke off one of his canines, do you think a 60 Lb dog would be able to get his teeth around the bars on the entrance??
I’ve talked to a few people with similar issues with wire crates, they said this cage has been able to hold the dog with out getting damaged
What size would you recommend for a grown Doberman?
I’d go with the 48”
Hi, thanks for the video! could you please let me know how tall is your dog? From floor to top of head. I have a tall standard poodle (30" tall- floor to head) and I'm debating between 40" and 40" tall+wide version for international travel. Would really appreciate that.
Sorry just seen this they are around 24”s
Can the dog still get to the lock from inside. If he can grip anything mine will undoubtedly destroy this thing lol
Does it arrive flat?
Yes
What song is at the end lol.
What size did you get
I believe it is the XL 450
LAKEHURST OUTDOOR ADVENTURES awesome. Thank you for the reply. I believe I ordered the 700. So mine will be a bit bigger? Just trying to gauge the sizes. It is the high anxiety non collapse-able one. Lmk. Thanks friend. Your video made me buy one. I told Tommy over at impact. Maybe you can get some impact points or something? Idk. Thank you again.
Who did that cover of fety wap?
jackson breit. youre welcome
How much does it weigh?
It’s around 30lbs
i hope just for transport.
Minute 2:02 weak and unconvincing product.Thats how these giant companies make big bucks
CocaColaMan2733 inc
You are an idiot...
Weak? I have the 700 collapsible crate and can put my full weight on the top with no flexing, it locks up solid. Obviously you don’t have one and like to talk as if your opinion matters.
This is the Collapsible version. Impact crates are one of the few dog safety devices out of crates and harnesses that is actually crash tested and approved. I'm sure the stationary ones are more stable and they have a high anxiety crates too.
They seem flimsy right until you do up the last latch and see how bomber the whole thing is. The side hinges are braced by the rail pieces too, when you see one of these in person it’s much more impressive than the video.
@@thatonedog819 The crates are not crash tested and if they are they haven't passed the test. Gunner Kennels are.
I bought this for my dog, because I don't have kids. The MAGNETIC SNIFFER does not stick to the crate. According to GOOGLE Aluminum is magnetic. The magnetic sniffer sticks to my old aluminum Macbook Pro and my stainless steel fridge (which shows it isn't 100 percent stainless) but NOT TO MY IMPACT DOG CRATE. These crates are advertised as aluminum and while they are more heavy duty than plastic, they are not MACBOOK solid as insinuated. They appear to be made out of some sort of SUBSTRATE. I've also heard that the size of some of these crates incur extra charges on Airlines so someone might want to verify that.
You're simply 100% incorrect about aluminum being ferromagnetic. It is not, you googled poorly. It is paramagnetic which is not at all the same as what you think of as "this thing is magnetic." Substrate is just a word talking about the underlying composition not something inferior.
YellowSpade damn you flexed on him lmao