Neocraft My Pet Companion Outdoor Dog kennel with included Roof Weather Resistant Cover (4’), Waterproof Winter Welded Wire Pet House Shelter – Ideal for Medium Sized Dog Breed, Carrying Tote Included

We’ve used this kennel for about 5 years now and it’s been great. We have a lab and another 35 lb dog. Only complaint is that it’s very heavy and a little difficult to put together. Would def look for a lighter one if we ever buy another one.

I’m interested in purchasing a replacement roof for this kennel. Previous roof shredded in the wind. Thank you.

My dog is an escape artist and considers it a challenge to get any door within his height level open. If he can’t open it, he uses his head topush on the door until something pops loose. Amazing but frustrating.He immediately realized that hecouldn’t open the crate due to the type of latch and hinges. He did slightly bend one bar but then we “beefed up the door” by placinginside the door a long 6 inch high metal piece that is the width of the front of the crate. He seems to see itas impenetrable and has stopped working the door!This is easy to move for cleaning.Very sturdy at the hinges. I like that all I have to do to ensure the door says locked is to add a smallcarabiner through the hole of the latch. If I could design this, I would use a higher thickness on the steel mesh so that it is less likely to bend under pressure.My 27 lb dog is at least safe in thisyard. He has destroyed 4 prior crates by breaking the door hinges, opening the latch, and popping bars off by pushing them with his head. We have used this for more than a month and other than adding the interior piece as a visual block to door access, it works well.It is funny because he has never tried to flip it or jump out, though when pushing the door the crate did move a few inches. I would buy this again

I bought this 2.5 years ago to use for crate training my dog. She was 80 lbs and 6 months old at the time. Since then we’ve used it outdoors when camping and inside other people’s homes when we take her with us for overnight trips. We’ve used it as a “gate” at one of our friend’s houses who has a fence missing a gate, we just attach it with bungee cords so our dog can run around.We’ve used it when watching an infant, to keep our dog away from the baby while training her how she should act. And we’re currently using it as a duck habitat until their outdoor enclosure is complete.This kennel has become a staple item in our home and I highly recommend it to anyone considering.It is SUPER easy to put together and to take apart. After 2.5 years every piece still seems like new (with the exception of the canopy which has held up to a 130 lb dog quite amazingly but does have some small rips in it).We bought a carrying bag with ours and it makes transporting the kennel a breeze.

Nice looking, sturdy 5 ft pet gazebo. Our indoor kittens wanted time outside, so I thought this was a great solution, since I have a cousin who also has a 9 ft pet gazebo for her cats and loves it. It was very easy to assemble, no tools needed. We set it all up right away, and put the kittens inside. Unfortunately, one of our kitties immediately figured out how to escape. Being still very small, she fit through the corner squares of each panel. I had to modify by putting a strip of clear packaging tape up all the sides of the panels. Now that our kittens are getting bigger, 4 months old, about 5 lbs each, I think it might be safe to remove the clear tapes soon. Another thing that could be an issue, but hasn't yet, is the roof..Our cats aren't climbing up the sides of the panels, but if they wanted to, they could escape between panel tops and canvas cover. I was thinking of putting a strip of velcro all along the top to seal the roof to the panel tops. I haven't done this yet, since it hasn't been an issue. Our cats seem to like spending time in the gazebo first thing in the morning when we let the dogs out.

I love this chicken run. It’s portable, has a roof to keep the feed dry, and is easy to put together. I assembled it in 10 minutes. I like that there is a smaller door set into the big door, so I can feed the birds without them running out into the yard. Each panel is 35 inches wide x 43 inches high, with an added foot or so of roof space. The area of the hexagonal pen is 21.85 square feet. This is enough space for about 2 hens or 3 or 4 bantams.It’s super easy to combine two pens into one big run. The easiest way to do this would be to assemble the two pens separately without attaching the panels with the doors in them. Then you can attach each door panel to the other pen, leaving you two roofed hexagons connected by an uncovered area with a door on each side. I wanted something more customized, so I popped the washers off the hinges with a pair or pliers and totally rearranged that configuration. I put one of the door panels upside down so that my chickens could walk through the mini door. I put screen over the connecting unroofed area to keep them safe from hawks. The area of the two pens with the connecting space is 52.11 square feet. This is enough space for 4 or 5 hens or 9ish bantams.The only thing I would change about this coop is that I would prefer a sturdier roof canopy and I wish the washers on the hinges were easier to get on and off.Update: The canopies both gave out after 13/15 months. It is very difficult to get a replacement. I had to email the company directly.

Love how easy it was to put together had to bring my 2 chickens in for the winter and this is perfect

My cat loves it!!! Easy to assemble. Easy to store. Escape proof!!!