Create a safe space for your Spaniel with our Foldable Kennel
- A dog-friendly structure to make your furry friend feel protected and fortified because just like us they do prefer a private place to sit, relax, and sense calmness
- Our product is its ability to expand its inner space with your growing pet (with a removable divider)
- The crate and locking system resists rust, corrosion, escapes attempts and biting and is equipped with rounded corners to prevent any unwanted or accidental injuries
- It can be folded when not in use and come with a handle for carrying
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Pet training tips are provided by the instruction manual.
Economical, practical, and private, all essential features packed in one. Luxury seclusion for a demanding Spaniel.
CHOOSING THE CORRECT SIZE FOR YOUR SPANIEL
For an adult, dog measure your dog from head to paw and from chest to bottom. The crate should have enough room for your dog to stand and turn around comfortably but not be too big. If it's too big, some dogs may be tempted to toilet in the extra space. For a puppy use the divider to prevent this happening.
Key Features:
- Foldable crate
- Soft plush pet bed included
- Removable crate divider (to help you take your puppy to adulthood)
- Double door
- Slide-bolt latch
- Built-in carry handle
- Round corner
- Leak-proof crate pan
- Chew proof construction
- Oxford fabric kennel cover
- Easy setup
Material: Steel
Dimension (L x W x H):
S: 76cm x 45cm x 51.5cm (Small to Medium Spaniel eg. Cavalier King Charles)
M: 91cm x 57cm x 63.5cm (Medium to large Spaniel eg. Cocker Spaniel)
Colour: Black
Pet Kennel Cover
Material: 600D Oxford fabric
Dimension (L x W x H):
S: 76cm x 45cm x 51.5cm
M: 91cm x 57cm x 63.5cm
Colour: Black
Dog Bed
Material: Plush velvet
Dimension (L x W x H):
S:73cm x 43cm x 6.5cm
M: 91cm x 57cm x 63.5cm
Colour: Grey
- 1x Foldable Pet Kennel
- 1x Pet Kennel Cover
- 1x Pet Bed
- 1x Instruction Manual
Bought the metal dog crate with cover and dog bed and initially thought it was way too big for our puppy. We used the divider to make it smaller and started using it that way. We have a Schnoodle, and at about 12 weeks he was big enough to have the entire crate to himself. We leave the gate open and he takes himself in there on a regular basis and is seems to be very comfortable in it. Ideal for when we leave our puppy at home for awhile as it's big enough he can sleep or move around, have a chew of a few toys and be content. Seems to be well constructed, and our pup seems happy with the comfort of the thick bed base. It is standing up to some serious chewing! Handy tool to have at home as part of the puppy training process.
