Dog House Kits



Posted: Friday, January 27, 2006

by Kent Pinkerton

But making a dog house can be bothersome and very tiring too, especially when we have practically no skill in carpentry. Thankfully, a range of products are available in the market, all suited to novices and people with intermediate skills in carpentry.

But making a dog house can be bothersome and very tiring too, especially when we have practically no skill in carpentry. Thankfully, a range of products are available in the market, all suited to novices and people with intermediate skills in carpentry.

Dog house kits are those products which are directed towards novices and people with practically no skill or knowledge at all in such matters. Easy to use, such kits usually contain all materials required to build a dog house. Spirit Elements, House of Hammocks, Scott’s Dog Supply, Inc, KITGUY, and seeFido are some companies which provide ready-to-use dog house kits. These companies provide kits containing all materials ready to be assembled into a dog house. Usually all the boards and panels in the kits are all pre-drilled, having all the required instructions in a detailed manner. With the exception of tools, kits even supply screws and other necessary things needed for assembling the house. Basic household tools are sometimes all that are required to make a lovely dog house from scratch.

Products range from houses of cedar wood to heavy plastic, some of which even come with life-time warranties. House of Hammocks even provides optional ‘thermalply insulation’ and offers a multi-purpose pet mat. Adapted for dogs of all sizes—small, medium, large, extra large—dog house kits are all convenient to clean and to keep bacteria-free, just as any other completely-made dog houses available in the market.

Prices of all dog house kits from different companies differ, but the usual range is from $99 to $600. But shipping costs and insulation charges are usually extra and not included in the aforementioned amount. Cedar Houses, however, provide free shipping within United States.

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