LEMBERI 48-Inch Heavy Duty Indestructible Dog Crate
When your dog has escaped every wire crate you own -- LEMBERI's indestructible build is built for them.
- Heavy-gauge steel designed for escape artists and high-anxiety dogs
- Double latches on all doors -- substantially harder to defeat than standard wire crates
- Lockable wheels for easy repositioning without lifting
Best For / Not For
Best for
- Dogs that have escaped or destroyed standard wire crates
- High-anxiety or separation anxiety dogs that pace and push against crate walls
- Large breeds that need a 48-inch indestructible enclosure
Not for
- Dogs that are comfortable and calm in a standard wire crate -- this is overkill and costs more
- Buyers who need a fold-flat portable option -- heavy-duty crates do not collapse easily
Key Details
Standard Wire vs Heavy Duty
A standard MidWest wire crate costs less and works perfectly for the vast majority of dogs. The LEMBERI is for the specific subset of dogs that have figured out how to open standard latches, bend wire panels outward, or exploit gaps in standard construction. If your dog has escaped a wire crate, a second wire crate will not solve the problem -- the behavior is now learned. Heavy-duty construction with reinforced steel and double latches changes the calculus. For calm dogs that accept crate training normally, spending extra on heavy-duty construction is unnecessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Heavy-gauge steel -- meaningfully harder to escape than standard wire construction
- Double latches on all access points
- Lockable wheels for repositioning without heavy lifting
- Removable wire trays for cleaning
- 4,292 reviews at 4.5 stars -- proven with actual escape-artist dogs
Cons
- Significantly heavier than standard wire crates
- Not fold-flat -- permanent or semi-permanent installation only
- More expensive than standard MidWest wire crates
Bottom Line
Consider LEMBERI if your dog has escaped or destroyed standard wire crates. For dogs that accept crate training calmly, the MidWest iCrate or Solutions crate is the better value. Only upgrade to heavy-duty when standard construction has proven insufficient.
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