Introduced more than a decade ago (when it was then priced in the low three figures), the eiCrate by GoPet, this domed crate is probably the coolest looking, and most expensive, crate on the market. Inspired by amps, this fun crate is easily moved around (thanks to its casters) and has a nice open grill that will let your dog feel part of his surroundings (and let you feel like you're part of the Rolling Stones).Ī crash-tested crate made to fit the back of an SUV, the Condor is made from high-grade aluminum, and can even be outfitted with a " crash bag"-a pad that acts as a kind of air bag for dog passengers. Not suitable for large dogs, and probably not best for ones that have a sixth sense for the art of escaping locked spaces. Open External Dimensions: 34.7”L x 26.2”W x 24.5”HĬustommade in Denville, NJ, this sleek crate-cum-side-table is rare in that it is all wood, and is a great space-saver with a nice amount of openness and airflow.ĭesign meets functionality with this beautiful piece of furniture that will please both the dog and the humans in your home. Open External Dimensions: 26.9”L x 19.6”W x 20.3”H Learn more about the Revol in our recent School For The Dogs Podcast episode. Launched by the company Diggs on Kickstarter in 2018 ( with a hilarious video that's worth watching), the Revol is short for "revolution," because its creators hope to "revolutionize" the world of. We've found a handful of options for dog owners who are looking for more than the standard pet store crate can offer. But they've traditionally been clunky and woefully unattractive. They can also be indispensable for those who need to travel with a dog, either by car or air.
If a dog could make the decision to calm himself and stop barking by going into a ZenCrate, we may have fewer upset neighbors in RV parks and campgrounds.Crates can be a crucial part of a training plan for many dogs- especially for puppies. Speaking of being in an RV, I think the ZenCrate would work wonders for those dogs who you hear barking non-stop while their owners are away from the RV sightseeing or hiking. I think this would have helped him tremendously, not only in our sticks and bricks home but in our RV as well. He just couldn’t get far enough away from them. Those big vibrations used to make my dog cower. It truly seems to be a “smart” dog crate!Īnother feature of the ZenCrate is that it has vibration dampening legs that keep your dog from feeling all of the effects of thunder or fireworks. The optional camera allows you to see your dog using the ZenCrate while you are away. When your dog enters the crate, he will hear a playlist of music that has been – according to ZenCrate – scientifically proven to calm dogs, and a fan will come on to cool him and give a little added white noise. ZenCrate has a lot of technology integrated into it. It is wi-fi enabled so you can receive text messages or emails to know when your dog enters and exits the crate. It has motion sensors that notice the proximity of your dog and will then turn on music, a fan, and an optional camera. The ZenCrate is made of wood to look like a piece of furniture in your home. I even had a wi-fi enabled camera to watch him while he was in his kennel! Well, what I learned was that ZenCrate put all of these things together into one nice-looking dog crate! ZenCrate claimed to have the first “Smart” anti-anxiety dog crate and I wanted to know what that meant.Īs a dog trainer, I used to use music and a fan, along with a comfortable and quiet space to help my dog deal with loud noises and his separation anxiety while I was gone. Since I had an anxious dog at the time, I was intrigued. Back in August of 2016 I came across a Kickstarter campaign about a pet crate that claimed to help dogs with anxiety.
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