| Product Name | Large Size Chain Link Dog Kennel |
| Kennel Size | custom size |
| Product Color | Silver or custom as your required |
| Surface | Hot Dipped Galvanized |
| Features | Practical shape, intimate detail design, strong and durable, Capacious Space, simple and quick install |
| MOQ | 200 pieces |
| Packing | On Pallets |
What’s Your Dog Like? Knowing your pup well will help you choose a safe and comfortable crate for them. Here are a few questions to answer when purchasing the best dog crate for your pet.
How big (or not so big) is your dog? When choosing a dog crate, the top factor to consider is size. Your dog should be able to walk into the crate without crouching down, and be able to comfortably turn around with the door shut. Because dogs are usually taller when sitting, it’s OK if they are unable to sit up in the crate, but they should have plenty of room to stand. A good way to determine the correct size is to measure your dog’s height when standing (top of the dog’s head to the floor) and length (tip of the dog’s nose to the base of its tail). Then, add 4 inches to the dog’s measurements to determine the best dog crate size. After you’ve figured out what size crate you need, measure the area of your home where the crate will be kept to make sure it fits. Dog Kennel Plans Step 1: Plan the size of your outside dog kennel Dog Kennel Plans Step 2: Choose dog kennel fencing materials Dog Kennel Plans Step 3: Choose the dog kennel flooring Dog Kennel Plans Step 4: Plan for a doghouse or shading Finally, dogs need protection from the elements. When placing a doghouse, avoid the common DIY mistake of setting it in a corner (the roof is a perfect launching pad for a jump-over). Instead, locate it outside the kennel with an entrance hole cut through the fence. Or place it in the center of the kennel.
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