[cissy k]

I read a post about a nightstand crate so I googled it and WOW!! They are gorgeous. One company has them in wood and "rattan" and both were really nice.

Does anyone out there have these? Did you use them with your puppy or wait until they got older? I may have to save my pennies for one of these!!

 

[MaxandMe]

oh they're gorgeous along with the price
my concern would be : a doodle or any dog chewing them

 

[gene]

2 words.....tooth pick!! :shock: :lol:

 

[cissy k]

LOL!!!

That is why I am wondering if they would be good for an older dog, out of the chewing stage. It looks like the rattan one is not really rattan but a coated plastic over the metal cage. I think it s made by Midwestern.

Thanks for the advice!!

On second thought, maybe I would prefer she chew the cage versus my sofa!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! :lol:

 

[annieG]

I think at any age it would make a great chew toy :twisted:

 

[Calimom]

This one would solve the tooth pick problem for those of you with mini doodles....

The AlumaDen

http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/yhst-45149503083991_1995_113477074

 

[sdrudge]

LOL. Ok now i am interested I am going to have to go look this up.

 

[gene]

Rumor at 2 1/2 still "nibbles" on the door to his crate. His is only used for eating purposes. His prior owners kept him caged 90% of the time before they surrendered him and I rescued him.

 

[dgeggis]

That is sad that they felt it was ok to crate him for so long.
Lucky for him you came along.
:lol:
Looks like he's a very happy boy now.

 

[sdrudge]

Beau would chew right throw it. Cacao would just take the corners off. I do like them. Just a bit costly.

 

[dreamer728]

Riley still hasn't decided to chew anything *knock wood* but we let her sleep on her bed in our room at night, no need for a nighttime crate!

 

[seazr]

Crate?? What's a crate???

Dakota