Top dog kennel

The first dog that I ever bought a kennel for was named Top. Top's dog kennel was a shoe string affair that only held together for about six months. After that I decided that it was time to invest in a real dog kennel and so got my self and Top a nice big kennel with fancy cover. The kennel itself was made of panes and a gate which was then covered by a frame and fabric cover to give Top the protection from the elements that he needed.

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I learnt that it is best to use steel dog kennels because a good friend of mine bought an aluminum dog kennel but in almost no time at all the dog has bent and twisted some of the key parts of the dog kennel. Well I searched and found a well made 100% steel dog kennel that is galvanized using the After Galv process and this means that the individual parts of the dog kennel are only galvanized after the whole part has been put together and welded. This offers the best protection against corrosion and since steel is so particularly susceptible to rust this is by far the best method that I have found so far.

Another great thing about the dog kennel that I have right now is that they use the direct drill and weld method to secure the uni-body wire mesh fencing to the inside center of the steel dog kennel frame and this prevents the occurrence of sharp protrusions that could cause harm to the dog. All in all I am very happy with the dog kennel that I have had for the past few years and wouldn't think of changing it for anything. My dog is safe and happy inside of his home and even though sometimes I wish he would live inside the house with me, both of us have come to accept this arrangement as the way it is going to be.