Are there any tie-downs on the outside of the crate to secure it inside a car?
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No. However, you could run bungie cords through the carrying handles and possibly secure it that way.
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I've checked mine and there are no dedicated tie downsThere are clips for attaching the accessory bags but they shouldn't be used as tie downs
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I do not think so. My dog scratched his way out in less than 4 hours. It ended up in the garbage
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There are two grommets on each side at the bottom of the cover near the back of each front door. You can run a cable lock or rope through these and under the car to secure the cover to the car.
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There is a cover on the passenger side rear panel that snaps out and gives access to the jack. If needed the whole cargo box can be moved out of the way with minimal work.
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No there isn't, but the trim/border at the top is a very sturdy material which is pulled securely tight around the headrests of both front seats. It doesn't sag but stays in place to prevent most dogs from getting over into the front seats. I have a Shelty and a Shitzhu on a plywood board which goes across the backseat with supports in the floor area - the barrier has successfully held them where I want them! I suppose a larger dog might get over the barrier because there is space between the top of the seatback and the ceiling. But it would need to be highly motivated! I had tried to improvise my own barrier before I found this one - it was not successful - too flimsy!
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These will only fit wire crates that have a (+) crossbar close to the edge in the corners to fasten secure without the crate tipping over.
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Hi there. I bought mine for my van to keep the dogs cool and use it on the move, I used cable ties to attach mine, to the dog cages or the tubular bar. hope this helps you
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I don't remember there being any metal parts?? I have enjoyed using the crate, thoughm and it has held up great!! My dog rides in the car with it to go on wlkas, vet, etc, and she much less nervous being in it than riding without it. Good purchase.
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Same as Mr Swan said. I carry mine in the back of my SUV to prevent things from spilling. Easy to collapse if I need the extra room. This crate is very sturdy. Love mine.
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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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You can buy a ratcheting cargo bar from home depot. Or you can get flat metal stock and u bolts to attach to existing tie downs...depending on your truck. The cargo bar will secure it for transport but not from theft.
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Yes. The sides are attached with velcro strips, so you can leave whichever side open. I just fold the flap up to the top of the crate and it stays pretty well. Hope this helps.
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No, there is not. But It has a mesh curtain that zips closed so your dog is secured.
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I would put it in an milk crate and secure the crate to the truck. Also put something In the crate to restrict it from rattling around
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Not really. They use 'special' screws (screwdriver was included with mine) to hold on the outer covers. Inside the outer covers is a large fly bolt that actually holds the rack to the car.
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There aren't any I bought 2 small cat collars looped them through the loops on the platform then looped them through the anchors on your seat for a child's car seat then clipped the collars together and tightened them until it pulled the platform tight. worked great.
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I don't see why they wouldn't work when you collapse the crate. I've never done it though!
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Not that we could find. Our puppy cleared the sides, no problem, so we had to improvise. We took 2 panels out of the octagon and zip-tied them across the top of a hexagon to make a crate.