Is this kennel big enough for a large dog?

It is rated for large and medium dogs up to about 66 lbs, with roughly 48.5 inches of eave height and a 9.3 by 4.6 foot footprint. Giant breeds or dogs over that weight will be cramped.

The eave height of about 48.5 inches stops most medium and large dogs, but an athletic jumper can clear it. A roof over the open run or a taller panel set is the safer choice for escape artists.

How does it hold up in winter?

The steel frame is fine, but the Oxford canopy is not made for snow loads or high wind. The maker recommends removing the cover in extra bad weather, so plan to store it or add a solid roof.

Does it include a floor or ground anchors?

No floor and no stakes are included. Set it on level ground and stake or anchor the panels, or add a paver base, so the run does not shift.

How long does assembly take?

Expect a few hours with two people. The panels bolt together and the manual is basic, so sorting parts and having a second pair of hands speeds it up.

Can it be moved or taken apart?

Yes. It is a panel kit rather than a welded box, so it can be disassembled and moved, though reassembly takes the same effort as the first build.

Where is the Outdoor Dog Kennel cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $1,011.06, as of our latest check.

Outdoor Dog Kennel

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Last seen at $1,011.06 at Deal.ai on Nov 8.

Our take on the Outdoor Dog Kennel

This is a steel outdoor dog run with a covered section at one end and an open run at the other, sized for large and medium dogs up to about 66 lbs. The Oxford fabric roof gives shade and rain cover over roughly 21 square feet, and the panels stand about 48.5 inches tall at the eave, which is high enough to discourage most jumpers. It competes with welded-box kennels and wooden runs on size and portability rather than on weatherproofing: the fabric canopy is the weak point in wind and heavy snow, and the manufacturer itself advises removing it in bad weather. Buyers who want a roomy, lockable run for a single big dog will find it fits the job; those in harsh climates should expect to reinforce or replace the cover.