Petmate Large Dog House Outdoor Weatherproof - Indigo Igloo Dog House, Made in USA, for Large Dogs 50 to 90 pounds, TAUPE/BLACK

Ive had these in the past and always liked how durable they are.I like the new design too.I got the XL size just to be sure My 80 lb GS dog can stretch out with lots of room. I knew she wouldnt like a door flap so we didnt order one.She has destroyed all her other houses by jumping on top but this one with dome makes it so she wont get up there.It came in perfect condition. No cracks or damage to the latches - looks brand new even though came unwrapped. The delivery and arrival was well communicated and guys were friendly & helpful in unloading it for me.Thank you Amazon and ROX delivery!

I bought this for my Pomeranians. I placed it in a 6L x 6W x 4H kennel which sits on patio bricks. The house is plenty big enough for 3 or 4 of my Poms who weigh 3.5 to 6 pounds full grown. It wasn't too big either. This left plenty of room on each side of the house to put my automatic waterer and feeder. I covered the lot in cedar shavings and even filled the house with them, too. Seeing how the house has a deep bottom, it works out great! The cedar keeps fleas, ticks, and even ants away. Being outside... ants like to get in dog food, see. I have to clean this lot once or twice a week. I placed two chain link gates on top of the kennel that are 42 x 72 and tide them down. I figured this would work well in holding up a good tarp. I then placed an 8 x 10 heavy duty canvas tarp on top and ran it down the back for shade and to keep them out of the rain, which I also tide down. So, I really don't know how this house does in the rain because I don't let mine get wet. I liked that it does have an air vet that you can open or close on top for ventilation. I would imagine that this house could get too hot inside if it were sat right out in the sun with no shade. It is very well built. It is also an attractive house compared to some of the others I have looked at. I like how the dog can go back in the round part of the house to get out of the wind or sit in the door opening. The opening is not too big either. I think it will work out really well this winter for them. I liked it so much that I plan to buy another one for my second 6L x 6W x 4H lot as soon as I get it. This set up worked out great for me and my Poms. I am proud of it. The house made it look so nice that I don't mind showing my dogs to anyone.UPDATE: I have had two of these for over two years now and I love them. They have held up through all kinds of weather. They have been chewed on by my dogs and have held up with only minor teeth marks around the doorway. I am very impressed and happy with my purchase. If I ever need any more I will buy the same exact thing, no doubt.

We have two medium sized dogs and got this in the XL size to go in their "play pen" area in the back yard. We were shocked to arrive home one day to find it just dropped in the middle of our driveway up by the house (we live up on a hill, back from the road) on a pallet and wrapped in clingfilm. (And the delivery people broke several limbs off of trees, so it must have been a massive truck that brought it, but I digress!) So prepare yourself for that interesting delivery experience!The igloo comes apart into 2 parts for easy moving. It's not that heavy-- just awkwardly sized, even broken down into the 2 pieces. I like that it has "drains" or "vents" on the bottom in both the front or back, and there is also a vent up top that you can open and close. However, it's pretty small (maybe 5-6" wide and about the size of a finger?) and I'm betting useless. It will be near/at 100 degrees for the next 3 days, and I'll bet even with that thing open, it will be too hot to be in even if they wanted to (we're not putting the dogs out in this heat-- don't worry!).Overall, we really like it, and our younger dog likes it. The older one thinks it's a trap, even with treats to coax her in. They can both get in together and there is still room for another similarly sized dog or two OR an entire grown human. We've laughed about how big it is, but we wanted something they could both get inside in cooler weather. Next step: do we want blankets to put inside (easy to wash) or a bed? Decisions, decisions...

We purchased this igloo for a puppy who LOVES to spend time chilling outdoors, and might enjoy a little den to get away from the elements.The igloo arrived with NO packaging (just a sticker on top) and already assembled- I’m sure this is why one of the latches that attaches the bottom of the igloo to the top, was broken off and nowhere to be found. We used duct tape to patch, but now that we want to attach the plastic flap door (which was unavailable when I purchased the igloo) and we need to remove the top to access the screw holes on the underside, it’s inconvenient.Other than the broken latch, the igloo seems sturdy and gets cozy with the puppy inside; it was cold and snowy and when I stuck my freezing hands in to pet her, very shortly after putting her inside, it was warm enough in there to defrost me! Vent on top is easy to operate.Pup is currently around 25lbs, projected to be around 40 full-grown, and there is PLENTY of room right now.We ordered a pad for the bottom (the sort of faux leather one) and she put a small hole in it straight out of the package with her tooth, but she hasn’t chewed on it since we put it in the igloo (not that she’s been in there too much yet...)After maybe a week, puppy still will NOT enter door-less igloo by herself. Initially tried going slowly over several days with high-value treats and trying to tempt with meals: she won’t go in.Finally read an article that advised just stuffing pup in, she didn’t fuss and pretty quickly laid down as long as I stood at entrance. But she always came out pretty soon after I walked away. It’s been 2 days of this. It’s been very cold and icy/snowy (which she is LOVING), and she still won’t enter igloo of her own accord.Who knows if it will get better or worse when we attach door flap. I’m hopeful that, as with all things puppy, it’s just early days and this will get better over time.Overall a great purchase!

Muy grande y robusta. Las anteriores que había tenido mi perro acababan mordidas y rotas, pero esta aguanta los mordiscos y ni se notan. Al tener forma de L abierta aísla mucho del frío en invierno. Muy contento el perro y nosotros con la compra, merece la pena el dinero que cuesta.

アメリカのホームセンターで見つけてどうしても欲しいと思いました。調べたところ飛行機の預け入れ荷物にもできない大きさで、分解できないないか悩んでいたところ、なんとアマゾンで販売されいて速攻で購入しました。犬の巣穴のような作りで、豆柴たちも気に入るだろうなと思っていましたが、やっぱり気に入ってくれて、休みたいときは奥の方に入り、のぞき込まないと見えない感じです。豆柴が2匹いて、片方が占領してしまったのでもう1個購入しました。最高のドッグハウスです。

Parece increiblemente resistente y es fácil limpiarla (tiene pequeños canales en la parte de abajo por donde puedes sacar el pelo/tierra/agua que quede en el interior) El piso de esta casa está un tanto más elevada para protegerlo de humedad y supongo que de la lluvia. El espacio interior es mucho mayor de lo que esperaba: fácilmente caben dos perros medianos extendidos a sus anchas dentro de la casa extra grande (aunque mi perros son envidiosos y nunca admiten que haya más de uno al mismo tiempo en cada dogloo). También la protección frente al frio, calor, viento y lluvia ligera es bastante buena.Lo recomiendo a cualquier persona que desee una casa confortable para su mascota. La única incógnita hasta ahora es qué tan buena protección ofrecerá contra lluvias fuertes, no se si cuando haya mucha agua la elevación interior del piso será suficiente para mantener seca a la mascota.

I love The Indigo Dog House I Really Got It For 2 Ferrell Cats Outside And It Looks Like They Have Made Their Home In ItI Put A Cat Heating Pad In For Them, So Happy I got It The Best House For Them,Thank You For Making It easy For Me To Keep Them Warm And Safe.Joyce Chamberlain

I bought this as a gift for a friend who just got his first pup, a labrador. He keeps the dog outside so I thought this would be nice for the wee fella. My friend told me he cannot find his pup, (now a dog) because the dog lives in this igloo. You need not look any further than this. Dogs don't lie! PS: The pup ate the padded flooring that was purchased separately, but that's because he was left unattended. Not the pups fault.