Painted-Iron Dog Kennel Run with 210D Oxford Cover – 3 Sizes

Create a More Defined Outdoor Space for Your Dog

Build a dedicated exercise or rest area with painted-iron panels and a fitted 210D Oxford cloth cover. Three enclosure sizes let you choose the footprint and height that best suits your available space.

A Practical, Dedicated Pet Area

The panel enclosure helps define where your dog can spend supervised time, while the fabric roof provides overhead coverage. Select from three verified sizes rather than trying to adapt a one-size enclosure to your yard or indoor area.

Verified Product Details

• Paint-coated iron enclosure
• 210D Oxford cloth cover
• XS: 127 × 120 × 134 cm (L × W × H)
• S: 120 × 127 × 165 cm (L × W × H)
• L: 120 × 249 × 165 cm (L × W × H)
• Designed for indoor or outdoor placement

Setup & Care

Assemble on firm, level ground and anchor the enclosure using hardware and methods appropriate to the surface and local conditions. Keep the cover properly tensioned, remove pooled water promptly and inspect the frame, fasteners, door and fabric before every use. Clean with a soft damp cloth and allow all parts to dry completely.

Important Safety Information

This run is not escape-proof, predator-proof, a weather shelter, medical quarantine enclosure or child barrier. Confirm that all gaps, panel spacing and the door are suitable for your individual dog. A fabric cover can trap heat: always provide ventilation, shade, drinking water and appropriate shelter, and monitor temperature and weather. Never leave a dog unattended for extended periods or use the enclosure as permanent housing. Check local anchoring requirements and supervise use.

FAQ

Is the enclosure waterproof or windproof?
No such performance rating is verified. Treat the cover as overhead coverage only and do not rely on it in severe weather.

Which size should I choose?
Compare the listed external dimensions with your space and allow enough room for your dog to stand, turn, rest and move comfortably.

Can my dog stay in it all day?
No. It is intended as a supervised defined area, not permanent housing.