Doug Dog Kennel

I bought larger size kennel for my Shiba Inu. The design is fantastic, and the veranda is a great feature that helps protect from the rain or just lounge on a plush blanket, of course. The kennel quality isn’t the highest, but it’s fair for the price. I’d recommend re-varnishing and repainting it straight away to add longevity, as the current finish is quite minimal. Overall, I love it and would definitely recommend it for small to medium-sized dogs.

Really l like this kennel both in terms of how it looks, how easy it was to assemble, and how cpmfortable it is for the dog especially during raining days. I have insulated it with XPS on the inside and added a heating cable on the floor, so now it is a great all season garden house for our dog. Used it for about a year, no issues with quality so far.

Cheap, easy cracked thin wood panels! Found part of the frame edge was already cracked after set up! Too many chipped pieces needed to be sandied off! Have no idea where the insulation function comes from as the panels are very thin! It is very light which is not suitable for outdoors especially when it is windy! Very disappointed with the product! LAST TIME TO SHOP HERE!

The kennel is very nice. It's on my terrace. My cats like to spend time in it. There's a mattress inside. Unfortunately, it gets wet when it rains. I'm not sure if it's because there's no external flap at the entrance, or if the roof just leaks. Unfortunately, that's a downside of this kennel.

Very poor quality, not even worth half the price. The joints aren’t precise, the material is weak—I bought it for a large dog, but it might only hold a dog up to 10 kg. It definitely won’t support a 60-80 kg dog. The plastic leg protector falls off, the wood could maybe be used for a bird feeder. I’m a woman and I could break it with my bare hands, that’s how flimsy it is. It cost 50,000, and I’ll probably have to spend more to reinforce it—at least another 20,000. Assembling it isn’t easy because of the poor quality. And on top of that, you’ll need to insulate it for winter, which is another 20-25,000.

Our association regularly offers to towns (so far 4) that agree to issue an order allowing the feeding of stray cats, with the aim of helping them and keeping track of them for sterilisation. From being strays, they become free and local citizens 😉

Very easy to assemble and I'm all thumbs 😂

Assembling it was a great family bonding activity. One or two parts arrived damaged, with long cracks, but we screwed them together anyway. The main thing is that our puppy loves it and claimed it straight away. It looks nice and is practical. Keeping it clean and ventilated is easy thanks to the lift-up roof. The little terrace has space for the water bowl, small dish, and toys too. It’s a real little nest.