FDW Dog House Indoor Outdoor Durable Ventilate Waterproof Pet Plastic Dog House for Small Medium Large Dogs Insulated Puppy Shelter Kennel Crate with Air Vents and Elevated Floor

I bought this for the stray cats that come to my house. Nice and sturdy great quality, super easy assembly !

We mostly keep our dog inside, but when we are all out for work and school he does need to stay outside. We just got our dog a couple weeks ago and knew he was gonna need a doghouse for when he’s outside. This was the perfect size for him (he’s a lab mix). It was not too hard to put together, watching the video helped. The only thing is that the top back of the roof was cracked a little, not enough for me to send back, I can live with it. Also note that for windy days it did blow away a little. We have it under our porch so not sure how it would do on grass or dirt. Other than that, it was worth the buy!

Slightly warped in packaging, but putting it together seemed to straighten things. Very thin plastic but seems stronger after assembly. A little tough to assemble alone but I did it in roughly 15-20 minutes. Just make sure everything is really seated together.

It’s the perfect size for my pitbull! Took 15 min to put together, easy to clean, sturdy and worth every penny.So far so good!

I bought this dog house to replace an old wood dog house and it is very sturdy and is raised on the ground so water will not get into it unless it is really a huge rain. I had to have help putting it together though since the plastic did not want to stay straight while I tried to put in the screws but after it was put together, it was very sturdy and my dog got into it right away. Couldn't wait for his new house. I think I will need to put a flap on it since the opening is quite large.

Part of this was easy to put together and others were a pain in the rear. Some swear words escaped in the process. Cute little dog house . It fit perfectly where I wanted it. Will have to put away for winter as there is no way it would survive a heavy snowfall. Would be good for reasons with little or no snow but I live in Akaska and it's slightly flimsy. With that said Freddie seems to like it.

Yes it’s thin, but I had gotten the same doghouse somewhere else for a lot more money than this was. It is a great start to work with. I used clear caulked on the screws, and I am planning on putting insulation on the inside of it. Sooner or later I will add a door. Tip: That I learned the hard way…If you are putting it together yourself, then screw each side/top as you build it. Don’t try to put it together thinking that you are going to screw it when it is all together. It is best to screw as you go because once you start adding the pieces together without being screwed, it will fall apart. I hope this helps.

I bought this with really high hopes because it is such a lovely concept. To my disappointment, I found the side walls to be curved in the middle due to a manufacturing defect. The walls are bent to a curve where the holes are made on the top and bottom during manufacturing. These curves and dents make the walls not only aesthetically unpleasant but also impossible to put the product together. In addition, I am unsure as to why the company is using pointy screws without caps covering the ends from the inside. The pointy tips of the screws make them unsafe for dogs or cats who will spend time inside, mostly cats who love robbing their cheeks and face on whatever they are claiming, and as such can injure themselves if they rub their face on these pointy screws.