Dog Kennels
Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2023 10:55 am
Last summer my daughter got a new puppy for us then she got one for herself a few months later. Now that they are nearing adult size, I made a couple of kennels for them. Nothing fancy just pocket holes and screwed together but the kennels allow them their own space and a set of stairs for when they are allowed on the beds. I made a side table version a couple of years ago for my daughter's Australian shepherd. Sorry for the rotated picture. No matter how I rotate them and save on my computer they seem to always be rotated sideways or upside down on the forum. I used pool noodle pieces as bumper so when running into it at night does not hurt as bad.
- The top two steps form the kennel. Back is peg board to allow more air flow.
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- Carpet makes it easier for him to grip and not slide around.
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- Good fit for the American cocker spaniel.
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- Not much room between the wall and the kennel but it is large enough for her English cocker spaniel to fit.
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- Side and the far end are slats while the back against the bed shelves is peg board
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