Choosing the right crate for your Pug is more than just picking a cozy spot. Pugs are brachycephalic, meaning they have flat faces and can overheat easily, so airflow and ventilation are critical. They also have a sturdy, compact build and a stubborn streak, so the crate must be secure but easy to clean. Our editorial team researched the best options to keep your Pug safe and comfortable.

Pugs are prone to separation anxiety and can be destructive when bored, so we focused on crates that offer durability, good ventilation, and easy access for cleaning. We also considered size, since Pugs need enough room to stand and turn but not so much that they feel insecure. Here are our top picks for Pug containment.