I saw a Precision crate in the dog store that folds down for travel. For you that have this crate, does it fold down to a flat crate for travel?
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yes - its great.. we use it for travel and also as her kennel when we aren't home during the day
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Hi! Yes, it actually comes flat and easily fits in a checked or carry-on suitcase. It's perfect for stuffing with beach towels, or groceries, or fun shopping. The design is only on one side. It's a good buy for the price.
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No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to set up and pretty much chew proof. No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to... » Read More No. I doubt if any airline would allow it. It is a folding crate and possibly could collapse from plane vibration. It would also make a lot of noise as the parts vibrate which may cause more anxiety for your animal. I have owned this type of crate (Iris Ohyama - Trekker is a copy of this one) for more than 10 years and have traveled internationally with my dogs, but I would not recommend it for airline travel. We have two of the Trekkers and two Iris Ohyamas and they are great solid crates for almost any other purpose. Fold up nicely and take up minimal space when traveling by car. Easy to set up and pretty much chew proof. « Show Less
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It's a very big crate. I can fit my 80lb dog in it and me too (she crawled in while I was putting her bed in there, lol). It does fold up pretty easy, but the base is pretty big, so not sure how easy it would be to put in a car to travel. It is a little heavy, but not too much for me, a middle aged woman who isn't very strong. I love it! Really good quality and my dog loves it too!
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This is a pretty simple canvass travel crate. There are no dividers. Though the material comes off and is machine washable, I think it is best for an already crate trained dog or for travel purposes. A dog who is not crate trained could potentially claw or chew it's way through the material.
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This crate folds up to approximately 3x25x36 inches. It's light and easy to transport. Our dog loves it!!!
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Don't think so. I do not fold my kennel up for travel , but if I remember correctly the bottom of the kennel folds up against the sides. Hope this helps.
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This crate is extremely easy to set up and break down. There is a locking sleeve on each horizontal top bar which you slide over and it clicks shut. Simply push the button to unlock and slide back. The fold the crate.The designers did an excellent job with is one. Couldn't be simpler. I'd buy another with no questions asked. Hope this helps you.
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It does not fold like a soft sided crate, or even like the metal mesh crates. It comes apart in separate pieces (4 sides, top, bottom, 4 corner posts) and those can be laid on each other to store flat as T. Kiethley wrote.
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While I really like the travel crate, it won't work for your specific purpose. It folds flat. It can't be rolled for a backpack. Depending on the size of crate that you need, you could probably attach it to a pack and carry it that way. I have the large size and it's still light.
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We got that crate for two 6 wk old golden retrievers to transport them about 500 miles. Those two dogs are over 2 yrs old now - so my memory remembers that folded up it was as you see (43" x 28") but flat. The two pups were quite comfortable in it.
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I am not absolutely certain but I would say, no it isn't because I have traveled many times with small dogs and I do not think it fits the requirements. A soft side crate works best. This is mostly just a big purse looking thing. I love it for just carrying my small Pekingese around but would not use it on an airline.
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Per the manufacturer this crate is easily assembled and broken down. The item is designed for travel use only and not as a full time carrier. We do not any additional photos.
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We're very happy with this crate. It opens on the left with the hinges on the right as you face the crate. A real plus for us is that it easily folds flat for travel and sets up in a couple of minutes.
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I've only used it once so far, my two are declawed, but it seems durable - I mainly purchased mine for taking them to the vet in the same carrier without too much grief (I live in an apartment without a garage, so it is not really feasible for me to put them into two separate carriers and make two trips to the car) - I love how it folds down when not in use so I can store it easily
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The crate has clips to keep it closed when folded. I'm not sure if recommend puttig it into baggage check unprotected- there are some plastic parts that could easily get damaged.
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Hi Sally, Yes The Kasko Pet trailer does fold flat when not in use! Hope that helps. -Dan