Large Dog Kennel Cover, Army Green, Adjustable, Machine Washable, Water Resistant, 36 x 25 x 28"

We took our German Shepherds to Wyoming this past March. Still pretty cold. Though these are not insulated, we placed large contractor trash bags under the top & over the kennels, effectively insulating that way. Kept the wind out and the dogs toasty.The only thing I would change on this is the pull cord. It has a habit of loosening during transport, no matter how tight you pull it. We eventually pulled it tight & then fastened it to the truck bed. This would probably work better if it were zippered to keep is fastened under the kennel.

it needs straps or D rings on the bottom to secure . The drawstring may not keep it on, in windy conditions.

I bought this product to go over the large dog kennels I had purchased but they don't fit. I need to order XL covers for large kennels.

I just got the cover today!!! Only took a few days to come in!!! I got the cover because my dog shakes and scratches That blood and hair get everywhere(I have white walls and light carpet in my rental). She’s been under going treatment for the bad ear infection and allergies thankfully. Im so happy with this kennel cover so far! Not only does it keep all the nasty stuff in her cage but it looks a lot better then having cardboard all around her cage to protect my walls and carpet!

Good covers for the price, we used them for a road trip from Louisiana to Utah. we ser the kennels with the covers on the bed of a pickup truck. The kennels stayed relatively cool and there was good airflow going through the vents while driving. We encountered some heavy rain and the dogs remained dry the whole time.

Nice look however after daily use for a couple months the zipper came off. Very disappointed

The media could not be loaded.  Overall it works if you don’t have extremely high expectations! for what I use it for on my work buggy it is awesome my only complaint is I wish they made a model with a rear fold up vent most dogs creates have back and side vents and so should this.... my work environment is unpredictable on weather so I need a 24/7 cover that can zip when it rains and open when it’s sunny!

Item arrived with zipper ripped along the front door cover. Initiated return, and was quickly responded to, however my lack of ability to print out the return papers had stopped me from being able to return the item. 5 pts to the seller for quick response, and willingness to accept the return and refund on the item. Since I needed the item desperately, today, I went ahead and sewed up the rip, myself. Once fixed, I put it over my medium carrier. A few notes: this thing is huge! That, in itself, is both good and bad; good, because fortunately it has that pull string at the bottom, so I could take it up, bad because taken up, it is still huge and the doorway panel is now all squinched up, so difficult to open and shut. Maneuvering the material around messes with the window panels. Oh, well! The material isn't as heavy as I'd expected, we'll see how it holds up in the rain, today. That might change my score. If you're expecting a handle slot, don't. This is also good and bad, as the handle area let's water in, so being covered is good, but carrying it is a pain. All that extra, "huge", material does give space to wrap the cloth around to grab it, though. So there is that. EDIT: After walking to my post, carrying the covered crate approximately 10 minutes, in average Oregon rain, I'd have to say "water resistant" is only slightly applicable. I'll have to coat this in Scotch Guard. It was wet both sides.