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ASL Solutions Insulated Dog Palace
Description
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Beautiful and durable plastic dog house features up to 4" of real foam (Styro/EPS) insulation in each panel for optimum comfort. Easy pass-through, self-closing door and raised, sloped floor.
- - Insulated dog house that is both beautiful and durable
- - Up to 4" of real foam (Styro/EPS) insulation per panel for a comfortable temperature
- - Insulated outdoor dog house amenities include an easy pass-through self-closing door, raised floor, and cross-ventilation
- - Durable and easy to clean and to maintain
Specifications
| SKU | 889881 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | ASL |
| Days to Ship | Usually Leaves Warehouse in 2-3 Business Days |
| Weight | 55 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Brown |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | Standard |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 47.5 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 38.5 IN |
| Width | 31.5 IN |
Manufacturer's Warranty: 10 year warranty on cracking and breaking.
Assembly Instructions Place floor panel on flat surface with round support rings facing down. Insert rear end panel into end of floor closest to the drain hole. Insert side panels into floor and rear end panel, front corner first. Place roof on side panels and slide into rear end panel. Screw two cap screws into rear end panel/roof assembly with a Phillips screwdriver. Insert front end panel assembly with door into assembly into floor. Repeat Step 4 cap screw assembly. Screw two screws into the pre-drilled holes at each end of the floor with a Phillips screwdriver. Manufactured in USA.
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Questions
Would this be big enough for 2 adult shepherds?
- Probably not. My dog is 75 pounds and I don't think two dogs her size would fit comfortably. It's a great size for her.
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I have a golden lab that is about 80lbs, will he be comfortable in this?
- yes if his shoulder height is less than 26 inches.
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how big is the entrance to the house?
- The door is 15.5" wide by 18" high.
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What are the inside dimensions of this house?
- Length: 47.5 IN Height: 38.5 IN Width: 31.5 IN
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Can cats get this door open. I have 5 outside cats that need a warmer shelter.
- Yes, cats can easily use the door.
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Would this be comfortable for an Airedale Terrier? He weighs around 60 pounds.
- Yes if his shoulder height is less than 26".
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Can two 60 lb dogs fit?
- Not in the same house. we recommend=d the CRB Palace for multiple dogs.
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Can you buy extra pieces for the air flow coverings??
- You can buy replacement parts direct from the manufacturer. ASL Solutions
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Can you take the door off and leave it off?
- Yes you can
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I have an Alaskan Malamute, 90+lbs, paws to shoulders are roughly 24 inches. Posterior to nose - 42 inches... Will she fit in something like this?
- The Dog Palace is good for medium to large sized dogs. For x-large dogs, we recommend going up to the CRB Palace.
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