My only wish is that it was made with some sort of soft material that&#;s indestructible. I&#;ve raised 4 border collies in soft crates like this one, and this has been the easiest and most sturdy to put together. It folds up easy and is built well. I love the three different door flaps you can roll up to leave open if you need to. The mat it comes with is thin, but I&#;m fine with that. There are plenty of additional mat inserts to place on top of the one it comes with. I got one that fits perfectly inside (the dimensions of the mat are an inch shorter on either size than the crate size I chose). The mat is made of nylon which is best for puppy not to chew and eat the insides AND if he ever did pee, it&#;s easy to wipe off. I chose a medium sized crate. The large I feel is too big for a border collie. My grown BC&#;s can fit in the medium, stand up, turn around, and lay down with their paws just barely sticking out. I believe crates are the best aid for potty training, curving separation anxiety, and more. All my boys love the crate. With the medium sized crate, none of my border collie pups have had a potty accident, so I wouldn&#;t worry about the size there. I don&#;t add anything but a blanket or towel and some toys.
The one bad thing that I experienced with a soft crate (very similar to this one) was one of my boys got anxious once and thrust himself through the mesh. He ripped a giant hole! I just bought some new mesh, cut it to shape, and hot-glued it on. That leads me back to my one wish I was talking about before&#;indestructible material. A puppy could definitely chew through this if you don&#;t deter him from doing so. It&#;s all good if you&#;re attentive to properly kennel training, making the kennel a happy safe place the puppy eases into using.
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