LEMBERIDurable Waterproof Plastic Dog House for Small to Large Sized Dogs, Indoor Outdoor Doghouse Puppy Shelter with Elevated Floor, Easy to Assemble (Gray, 42''L*38''W*39''H)

We have a Dutch Shepherd that adopted us. He’s a pretty big dog and this house is very large and accommodates him nicely. It wasn’t too too hard to assemble. My husband is handy and it took us about 30 minutes to put together. It’s large so assemble in place you intend to put it. But it does take two to assemble. It looks good. Seems to be sturdy and protects him well. I didn’t notice any smell from the house. Good value overall.

We needed a dog house for our Labrador since the rainy weather is on its way. I planned on building one, but this dog house is working well. The house is big enough for our dog to get out of the wet weather and is cool when the sun comes out. It was very easy for me to assemble and is solid when everything is tied together. It seemed flimsy when I put the first few pieces together, but became sturdy after the panels were seated. Our dog loves it which is what I was hoping would happen.

This is a very nice dog house. It was delivered in perfect condition, and it literally took 25 minutes to assemble, by myself. At first, the plastic material seems kinda flimsy, but once assembled the structure is very rigid and stable. The interior of the large sized dog house is very spacious, and it will accommodate a very large dog.Assembly of this dog house is straight forward, and the instructions are very clear. The entire dog house slides and snaps together, and then it is held together with self-tapping screws. All of the screw holes lined up reasonably well, but using an ice pick and some gentle coaxing helped to align the holes during assembly. Everything went together quickly, smoothly and squared.The two main "drawbacks" of this dog house (depending on the climate it is used in) are that it is light weight, and it has thin, uninsulated walls. This dog house comes with 2 very short, plastic stakes to use to hold it down in the wind, but they are pretty worthless IMO. I recommend purchasing some long, metal tent stakes if the dog house is to be used in a very windy environment. Also, this dog house is made out of the same plastic material as our Rubbermaid tool shed, which gets very hot inside during the summer. I would recommend putting this dog house in a shady area so that it stays cool inside. This dog house does have a large door, and ventilation vents on the front and back, that help to keep it cool inside, but it will still get hot inside if left in the sun all day. I also tested the rain-proof aspect with a garden hose, and this dog house does not leak at all when assembled correctly.The most important aspect of this dog house is that our 9 month old German Shepherd puppy likes it a lot. Also, it is hard plastic so it can just be washed out with a hose when it needs to be cleaned. Overall, I recommend this dog house, but just be aware of the wind and heat caveats that I previously mentioned.

If you're looking for a super big dog house then this is the one for you it is large enough for me to get inside. And yes I did get inside because my dog didn't really want to at first but he doesn't know and he loves it it's very well made. A little difficult to get together by yourself but I did it and I'm sure anyone else could too. I originally bought this just to keep inside the house but it is just a little bit too large so it's out on the porch and if it's perfectly outside it's waterproof and my dog seems to love it

Great dog house just very cheap plastic mertail

For the $100 I paid, I expected better. This is worth about $25 at the very most! You are supplied with 6 walls of plastic that you have to assemble to create the roof, sides, front and back. The roof is assembled by attaching a long piece of plastic to the two roof pieces of plastic to create the triangle roof. Then, you have to slide the walls into the underside of the roof. After that, you slide the front and back sections into the walls. Finally, you snap in the bottom piece (the floor). Once completed you secure all the pieces by screwing them all together. Sounds easy, right? It's not! It's not easy because the plastic sections are all pretty flimsy and don't line up properly; the reason they don't line up properly is because the pieces are not hard, sturdy plastic; they are flimsy pieces that warped in transit. So, you are working with bent pieces of cheap material trying to cram them into the proper sections. The screws are coated with some sort of crappy black powder that rubs off onto your hands (or gloves) when you're screwing the pieces into place. This dog house is an absolute joke! I was an idiot and didn't assemble the thing until after my return window, so I made the best of it. However, I seriously doubt it's going to withstand the weather! DO NOT BUY THIS! Save the $100 and put it towards a top-quality dog house such as the Igloo brand -- I bought an Igloo dog house 35 yrs ago, and it's still going strong despite being a little beat up on the underside that rests on the concrete -- granted, Igloos are expensive, but compared to this POS, an Igloo is well worth the extra $. The one plus side is that everything you need to assemble this dog house is included: all pieces, all screws, a screwdriver, a pair of gloves, and the plastic things that you pop onto the bottom of the underside to stabilize it as well as a couple of stakes to secure the sides into the ground -- so 1 star for that. Overall, it seemed like a great idea but turned out to be a great disappointment!

For the price, the size is very large and good. Fits my large pitbull with so much room for him to have some food bowls and toys and my two smaller dogs with him inside. In a shaded area, this performs well but gathers heat quickly. A little tricky to assemble since it’s just a snap in place assembly and the plastic is flimsy and warped in areas but once out together it’s a bit more sturdy. It has 2 vents - one in front and one on back that rain easily travels through causing large flooding inside, about 3 inches. I would definitely recommend sealing all edges and those vents if planning to use for rain protection outside. Overall good value for money and super spacious but not meant for harsh outdoor activity with sun and rain.