Lucky Duck Universal Dog Kennel Fan

This product is amazing. A few things to note. The bracing bars are oversized so it does wobble on a standard crate. I am still in search of smaller versions to substitute another great charging option would be a car adapted to plug in the cigarette lighter hole. (Is there an updated name for that?). At any rate me and my competition dog love this and now over time we will replace all dog crate fans to this. It really is well worth the extra money.

Charges up, runs for hours, no complaints!

If you want a low profile kennel fan to give your dog a breeze when they are in the home, this is fairly quiet and looks nice on my Ruffland kennel. BUT if you need a fan that can cool your active dog down a bit, circulate air through the kennel and/or run several hours of the day this is not the fan for you. This fan takes way too long to charge and the breeze is limited.I needed a kennel fan for my working dogs in Ruffland kennels who are trained, then have to wait in the car for a period of time, train again etc. The wait in the car is actually wait in the bed of the truck with a shade canopy, even with that as the temps raise into summer weather I did not feel safe with this fan, or trust that it would keep running. It ran out of power on multiple occasions when it was run for hours at a time.I bought a similarly priced low profile kennel fan from relentlessbirddogs and their fan blows this fan away. If you need a quality product to keep your working dog safe, the lucky duck isn't going to do the job.This fan also lost points in my mind because the large plastic hardware that resides inside the kennel door with your dog(or puppy!) is a perfect magnet for chewing. My 6 month old Catahoula damaged the hardware on day 1. It was not destroyed, and is still in working order but if your dog gets antsy in their kennel the hardware is right in their face when they look out the kennel door. Chew target perfection.

Product has poor engineering or little care for customer usage. The marketing is deceptive. The product is shown literally in a vehicle but cannot use a 12 volt adaptor. The fans solely utilizes a an on board lithium battery no other power option unless you have 110 Volts available. What happens when your camping or on a long drive and the battery runs out!Engineering and design is poor.-110 v power supply converts to 11.1 DC volts. Who makes this kind of engineering decision?-Battery is 12 volts-fans are 12 volts