Traveling Cage

dogslovepeace

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Sgt Pepper has a large daytime cage and I have purchased a sleeping cage that will also work as her home away from home cage. It's heavy though. 22lbs heavy so I doubt I'm going to be lugging it with me every time I want to bring her out. Any suggestions for a lightweight traveling cage? Attached are photos of the ordered sleep cage and her daytime cage. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1429648596.834251.jpg

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I've got the same problem. Travel cage is a great size (big enough to live in when at my parents etc.) but so heavy!

I've ordered a backpack carrier from New York, I'll let you know how I like it :) it was expensive but hopefully worth the money!
 
Your smaller cage is the one I want, Woot had it for 26 bucks, but sold out!
Take a look at this one, good price and good reviews.
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I received her new night/hotel cage today. She's currently asleep in it or I would post a picture!

The pros of the cage are it is sturdy and pretty easy to put together. The only con I can really find is the weight.
 
I have the same travel cage. The first thing I did was change the handle. The cage is heavy enough without the handle tearing up my hand.
I bought mine through Amazon.
 

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