Diggs Evolv Modular Dog Crate for Dogs 18-22" Tall, Ash, Intermediate

The crate arrived today and I was surprised at how heavy it was! That's not such a bad thing, though, as I don't want the thing rocking across the floor if the pup gets a little rambunctious.. This is going to stay put. I would strongly advise anyone who purchases this to watch the YouTube video for assembly instructions. I learn better by watching them do it first rather than by reading the Quick Start guide. I got the Small 24" size for my Maltese. It's a little generous for him, but I can use the puppy wall, if necessary. We have just started our crate training journey, so I'll have to post an update in a few weeks. But so far, he doesn't seem to be afraid to check it out. I have the two door version, and I'm leaving them both open for him to explore. The quality of the crate is very good - substantial and sturdy. On the other hand, foldability isn't a feature of this crate. For travel, it will have to be disassembled and reassembled - not difficult, but not super convenient, either. Personally, if I were to travel with my dog, I would explore other options for foldable crates and leave this one at home. All in all, this is attractive, durable, sturdy, and easy to assemble. It is large enough to be comfy, but not too large. As for value for the money, I feel that if the crate does its job and lasts for a long time, then it's a good value. I'll meet you back here in a few weeks with an update!

This is a really nice crate... very solid, clean looking, rounded edges, interior movable divider. Note that this is heavy for its respective size.. but its also good quality. but if you're constantly moving between rooms or weekend house it can be a lot, especially with no handle. However it is relatively easy too take apart and reassemble (does not fold). I purchased 2 and the one had a small burr on the one metal piece. The cage sides are solid / better than on cheap create and i don't see my aussidoodle being able to bend it by chewing. It has a squeeze type latch which is nice, quite, satisfying when closed. White has a nice clean look in your home without getting into a furniture crate. Expensive but you're getting much higher quality than most. Recommended.

Purchased this for our Italian Greyhound puppy. She is our fourth IG, so we’ve been down this road before. Our puppy immediately went into the medium Evolv (30”) on in her own lured with only her blanket and a furrybaby dog bed mat 30x19 on the bottom (perfect fit). So much more inviting and attractive than those black wire gages and crappy plastic boxes. Easy to assembly, easy to keep clean, doors work great and there are no sharp edges. It is her safe place. “Crate training” was not necessary - amazing. We cover the Evolv with a blanket at night to make it even cozier. Bought a second Evolv for upstairs bedroom - we put a standard dog bed with high booster sides in this one.

Great crate, good quality, well built, worth the money you pay

Small removable plastic pieces inside crate = safety concern I bought this Diggs Evolv crate because it’s expensive and marketed as premium and safety-focused. Unfortunately, my 8-month-old corgi puppy was able to pull out small plastic rings from inside the crate. I found one chewed and later caught her with another in her mouth before realizing where they came from. Three front holes were already empty. These pieces are small, come loose easily, and pose a choking or ingestion risk. This wasn’t aggressive chewing — they were simply accessible. A crate is meant for unsupervised use, so this is concerning. I removed the remaining pieces myself for safety. The crate looks nice overall, but at this price point I expected better attention to safety details. Puppy owners should inspect or remove these parts immediately.

This a great crate! Unfortunately, my pup grew out of it before I really got much use of it.

I was going back and forth because of the price but love love this crate and after months of using it, can definitely say that it’s worth it. It was a bit hard to assemble at first but easy enough once you learn where all the parts go. We board our dog sometimes and have to take this crate where she goes and it’s very convenient that you can easily take apart to fit in your car and then put back together. Best part, I must say is the way it looks - clean and easier to fit into your home aesthetically. Bought a Small and our 18 lb cockapoo fits perfectly in it with a good amount of space to move around, sit, stretch, etc. If you’re thinking about it, go for it!!!

This crate was expensive but I liked the features described in the description. I am always willing to pay more for top quality and products that deliver on their promise. This product delivers. It is very well made of components that are sturdy. It goes together easily -everything fits together perfectly. It’s a real step up from the usual black wire crates. A few nits. A bit heavy if you need to move it around often. Doesn’t break down quickly but that is the nature of the design. For me, bottom line, worth the cost for what you get.

You can get a crate relevantly cheap, but they aren't very aesthetic. I came across Diggs Rebel and Evolve. Unfortunately the Rebel is over £500 and the Evolve was around £330 so opted for the cheaper one. Yes, it's expensive as it's coming from the US, however, the quality really shows. The cage was easy to put together, is heavy and looks the business. The only negative is that the paint is chipped on the divider and a paint defect on one panel, but hopefully this can be replaced and shouldn't impact the functionality. Positive: looks really nice, not like a prison cell, is heavy duty, easy to assemble and has two doors and it doubles as a play pen. It is a lot of money but if you are crate training and will need using it forever then it is worth it.