Dog kennels

A dog kennel offers safety, comfort and protection. Whether for short stays or permanently - you will find the right model for your four-legged friend here.

Why a dog kennel is a sensible investment

A dog kennel offers your four-legged friend a protected outdoor area. Whether as a short-term solution during the day or as permanent accommodation - a high-quality dog kennel guarantees comfort and safety. But what should you look out for when buying one? Here you can find out everything you need to know about materials, size and features to ensure your dog feels completely at ease.

A dog kennel can also be an ideal solution in many situations:

• Maximum safety: your dog is protected from dangers such as road traffic or strange animals.

• Flexibility for everyday life: A kennel allows you to keep your dog safe at times when you cannot leave him unattended.

• Weather protection: High-quality dog kennels offer protection from rain, wind and intense sunlight.

Buying the right dog kennel - important criteria

Another important aspect is the correct placement of the dog kennel in the garden. Choose a location that is not directly exposed to the blazing sun or strong winds. Ideally, the kennel should be in a semi-protected area to ensure optimum conditions for your dog. It is also a good idea to place the kennel close to your home so that your dog still has contact with you and does not feel isolated.

1. high-quality materials and workmanship

Dog kennels are usually made of wood, metal or a combination of the two:

• Wood: Naturally insulating and visually appealing, but requires regular maintenance.

• Metal: Particularly robust and durable, but less thermally insulating.

• Combination of wood and metal: Often the best choice as it combines stability with good insulation.

Make sure that the kennel is made of rustproof materials, has sturdy latches and splinter-free surfaces to prevent injuries.

2. roof and floor - protection from the weather and moisture

• Roof: A weatherproof roof protects the dog from rain, snow and strong sunlight. Sloping or overhanging roofs that drain water well are ideal.

• Floor: A raised floor prevents moisture from rising and improves thermal insulation.

3. location and additional equipment

Before you buy a dog kennel, you should consider the following points:

• Optimal location: place the kennel in a sheltered location that is neither in full sun nor in constant shade.

• Good ventilation: Effective air exchange is essential to prevent heat and moisture build-up.

• Additional protection: An insulated hut inside the kennel provides more comfort, especially in cold weather.

• Observe permits: Find out about any regulations in your local authority before installing a dog kennel.

Dog kennel and dog house - the perfect combination

A dog kennel offers plenty of space and safety, but a suitable dog house is recommended for additional comfort. This protects your dog from the cold and draughts and can be integrated into the kennel. Discover our range of high-quality dog kennels that are perfectly matched to our kennels.