YITAHOME Plastic Dog House, Waterproof Indoor Outdoor Doghouse for Large or Small Dog, with Air Vents and Elevated Floor, Easy Assemble and Clean

This is my second one of this brand, the first one I got was for a smaller shepherd and it was great, but my Anatolian wanted to sleep in it during storms. A bit small for a growing dog so I got the bigger one, and now they sit side by side. The dogs love them, and so do it. They look clean, are easy to clean, spider webs don't sit in them as readily as wooden ones (when outdoors), and the door height for this Giant one is perfect for a 130 lb dog. Lots of room, good protection.The only problem with this house is the assembly design. It's the MOST frustrating thing to put together alone, it really takes 2 people. I have another brand that just snapped together and has been together for years (also a plastic one), so the design doesn't have to be so annoying. Still, once this one is together it really does hold up. We have drug our first one all around the barnyard and my goats even sleep in it, so it is very durable, just a bouggar to put together. Great house once it is assembled.

I just love this dog house. It was easy to assemble everything just snaps into each other. The roof was a little puzzling at first but I discovered these little hatches inside of the strip. These little hinges click onto each of the roof panels. Instructions are not written so a little bit of testing is involved. I finally assembled the roof everything else fell into place. There are a few YouTube videos that actually helped me in assembly. The price was reasonable I paid $51.00. Mine is green and white it matches with my room decor. I am using dog house indoor. Very sturdy and strong surprisingly. Screws and supplies are included in a bag. Easy to use screw driver. All the holes are are pre drilled just follow diagram in instruction booklet. I am a 66 yrs young woman and I don't have experience in carpentry or assembly and I put this together. It is medium size because my dog is 20lbs Dachshund/Beagle. Lots of room for my dog to sit or lay down. I put a dog bed inside thats why it brown bottom see photo. I would think it would work outside as well everything is well sealed. It's a hard Rubbermaid plastic. I would recommend this house. I am a person who is a hard to sell and I like this house.

Bought two of these and in the 6 months since we got them, they have not faded or degraded at all even in full sun. They were pretty easy to put together - don't worry if the panels seem flimsy, they get solid once everything is put together. We actually have these all the way out in the yard by the fence and no one tries hopping the fence or coming in the yard because they think a dog will come after them. So they're convincing as a Dog house and very useful. We have large dogs and they go inside and out of them no problem. Would definitely buy again considering the price was less than $100 each and I would easily have spent that on wood, paint and shingles to make a solid dog house of the same size from custom. Also these will not ROT like wood, and are anti-termite, and they don't have sharp edges like metal would.

This 41” doghouse is perfect for my 55-pound border collie—he has plenty of space to move around comfortably inside. I like that the bottom is slightly raised to help keep water out. Assembly was straightforward after reading the directions (my husband learned that the hard way!). It’s not insulated, so I’m not sure how it will hold up in the winter, but my dog stays indoors during very cold weather anyway. Overall, it’s a solid, roomy shelter that works great for us.

Impressive little kit!To be fair, I had low expectations for something priced as low as this was. When I opened the box I was a tad bit underwhelmed with everything. The dog house pieces looked a little flimsy but as I put it together, my views changed for the better.The pieces fit together quite nicely. The screws included actually did what they were intended to do and as I screwed each piece together, the sturdiness of the dog house increased 10 fold.By the time I was at the end of the installation, I was already tossing this dog house around and it was rock solid putting on the final touches. This house could easily take a basketball to it and not fall apart. (I'm sure your dog wouldn't be happy being inside at the time though). If I could go back and buy it again I would have no reservations whatsoever. If I had to try to find a negative just to be fair, I would maybe say that it came with extra screws which made me panic thinking I forgot something. So now I know, count your parts before you start! (or in this situation, count your blessings they gave you a few extra screws in case you lost one!) :)

Love these houses! We bought two for our three chihuahua mix dogs. They were easy to put together but helps to have two people. Some of the pieces took a little bit of jostling to get to snap in but once we got them they screwed together easily. The provide decent ventilation but most importantly plenty of shade. I like that they are lifted off the ground a little bit but not completely since one of our dogs is paralyzed in her hind legs so she can still easily get in and out. We paired them with waterproof outdoor dog beds and outdoor waterproof blankets. I’ll be curious to see how they do after the first rain. We have them positioned in a pen under a tarp so hoping they provide decent double coverage from the elements of our dogs get caught outside during a rainstorm.

holes do not lineup making hard to put together ,, not sure what to do

This was perfect for what I'm using it for: my self-mower, of course. Now, my dog wants the dog house for herself. She has a 300-square-foot dog shack with heat and air, so don't feel sorry for her. It's a little tricky to put together, but it's a nice building. I removed the back of the wall to allow the mower and charger to fit, then made sure it was level to the ground. The front side provides access for the wires to come out. Much better than paying over $200 for a well-vented self-mower.