Large Kennel
Exterior
Length: 35.5" (including door)
Width: 22 1/4" at widest point
Height: 26 1/2" (including rise on top)
Interior
Length: 34"
Width: 22" at widest point
Height: 25"
Floor
Length: 33"
Width: 17 1/2"
Weight: Approx. 30 pounds
Due to the fact that Ruff Land does not have personal knowledge of your pet we prefer not to recommend sizes of kennels. We feel consulting with your trainer or vet would give you the best results for sizing. Thank you for your understanding.
Ruff FLEX Technology
The walls, top and floor on Ruff Land™ Kennels also have built-in flexibility which absorbs energy that would otherwise be transferred to your dog. This is where the “stiff”, two-walled plastic kennels, which claim to be safer, fail. They may not break, but when your dog hits the side of the kennel, there is no give like there is with a Ruff Land™.
StackRight™ Design
The tops and bottoms of Ruff Land™ kennels all feature form-fit nesting that allows the kennels to fit together, making them stackable.
SureVent™ Tapered Wall Design
The sidewalls on all Ruff Land™ kennels feature a series of vent holes. These vent holes ensure proper air circulation for your dog. Ruff Land™ took this one step further by tapering the side walls so that the vent holes will never get plugged, even if you slide the kennel up against a wall or some other flat sided object.
UpSide™ Raised Floor Interior
The interior floor in a Ruff Land™ kennel is raised so that debris and liquids that fall or spill off to the side are channeled away from your dog. This UpSide™ raised floor design also creates some flex for a built-in cushioning effect for your dog as it rides in your truck.
2-Way Door
They are ambidextrous and can be adjusted to swing either way.
No Bite Grid Pattern Design
They feature a no-bite grid pattern that precludes dogs from chewing.
Rattle-FREE
They will not rattle (if you’ve owned other kennels you know just how annoying this can be).
SlantBack™ SUV-Friendly Design
Select Ruff Land™ kennels feature a SlantBack™ design, an angled back end that fits perfectly up against the canted second seat on most SUVs.
Recommended Accessories
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Double Door Insulated Kennel Cover
$150.95 – $180.95 -
Kennel Side™ Gun Holder
$105.95 -
Cushy Ride Kennel Pad™
$50.95 -
RuffLand Ventilation Hanging Bracket Fan (7″)
$185.95
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Taylor –
Is there a divider solution I could leverage with the large crate for when my Lab is a puppy?
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Lindsey W –
I have a 2018 Hyundai Elantra (smaller sedan), and I know that a large would be best for my dog; however, I am unsure if a large will fit in my car (width wise). The opening for my sedan door is about exactly the width of the widest part of the crate so it would be a tight fit theoretically.
Does anyone have experience fitting the large size crate into a smaller sedan?
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Rusty –
I have an ’02 Honda Civic 4 door and i shoehorn this in my back seat.
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BT Gillis –
We will be flying with an anxious dog and he has been able to dislodge and squeeze out of a regular crate door. Are your doors secure enough to prevent that? OR, do you have an airline approved accessory that might prevent that? I have nightmares about him being able to get out while in the hold and then running down the tarmac as soon as they open the door
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
I would recommend looking at getting the side latch rod kit. It goes horizontally across the door and is drilled through the door frame and helps add security to the door
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Tessa Lange –
Is it possible for the dog to chew on the door? I’m worried my dog would be able to get ahold of it and destroy…
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
We have had dogs in the past get ahold of the door. We have many accessories to help in different cases. You may want to look at the Metal Door Liner or the Door Cover
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Cheri Plummer –
Are you going to make any more purple crates?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Not anytime in the near future. We will be doing other limited edition colors
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Eric –
Does the door have a keyed lock?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
You would need to purchase the side latch rod kit to be able to lock the kennel
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Nathalie –
Are these airline approved?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
They are, however I recommend calling the airline you are flying with and seeing what they all require to fly. You will need to purchase some additional accessories.
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Jose Casas –
Tienen experiencia en un HUMMER H2?
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Suzanne –
What is the depth of the suv crate at the top of the crate?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
29 1/2″
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Michael –
can you make custom sizes? I like the Large and own two of them, but I need one 6″-10″ longer
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Unfortunately we cannot. They are all made from one mold so customizing is not an option
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Julie Manson –
I love my ruff tough xl front and back door dog kennel. I wish I would have purchased a side door. Can one be added?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Julie, we are working on an XL with a side door right now. Unfortunately adding a door is not possible on an existing kennel
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zhenya –
are your kennels suitable for air travel?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Yes, we have had people fly with them before. We recommend getting ahold of the airline you are flying with to see what they require for flying
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Lance –
What is the measurement from bottom of kennel to the bottom of the right side door?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
4″
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Richard –
I have a year old mal who is now opening his plastic crate and destroyed a wire crate. Is your crate much more robust than ruff Maxx as he’s opening it easily.
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Tessa –
Will this crate refrain from the door being opened by the dog?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
If a dog is determined enough to escape they will. If you have a dog that push or pulls on the door I recommend getting the side latch rod kit
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
We have heard of this happening before, however, we have accessories that you can add to the kennel to help with the issue. I would recommend out Side Latch Rod kit. It goes horizontally across the door and is drilled through the door frame and it helps in most cases.
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Joy Ramsey –
Is there a way to stack and connect 2 crates? The coupler kit is used when the crates are side by side, correct?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Correct, the coupler is used for kennels side by side. When stacking kennels on top we recommend using the tie down kit and securing the top one down as tight as you can then it will hold the bottom one down as well
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dewayne –
What is the average wait/back order time are the large kennel single doors currently at the moment?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
As of right now they are shipping out within a few days
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Gregory Mitchell –
I have a 55lb. GSP. What size kennel would be best?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
We don’t recommend sizes. We recommend going to a trainer or vet to see what size they would recommend. I think they usually are in an intermediate or Large depending on what you’re using it for
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Donna –
Do the standard kennels come with the vent holes on the side as shown in the website pictures? For the added vent holes on the side of the crate, how many are there in total and how are they arranged?
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Julie Millee –
So with the double doors you only get 5 holes top and bottom? You only get 2 rows with the single door?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
correct
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Yes standard is what is shown in the photos. If you’re looking at the Single Door you get an extra 5 holes on the top half and bottom half between the 2 standard rows
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Clayton Erickson –
Please define left and right doors. Is right looking at the front or is right looking out from the front.
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Clayton, right is looking at the front of the kennel
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Courtney –
Are they’re any coupons or ways to lower the price? We have a dog with severe anxiety and want a strong kennel but we aren’t rich.
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Courtney, unfortunately we do not have any coupons or discounts going on right now. If you are interested in a second kennel (these are kennels that have minor manufacturer defects) we can offer a 10%-30% discount depending on what is wrong with it
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Alexis G –
I have a xl and a Large and totally plan on getting more, they are great for inside a suv, truck or van. I love that I dont have to worry about wire or hard edges grabbing my leather seats or inside of suv. Wish there was a discount on multiples!
XL and large both fit in back of my Lexus as though they were made for it!
Wont let me upload pic.
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Yvonne –
Are there any retailers in Vancouver, BC that sell the SUV (slant back) style?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Yvonne, you can go to our website and use the “where to find” tab to see if there are any dealers near you
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JoAnn –
Has anyone tried putting 2 large kennels side-by-side in a 2010 Subaru Outback?
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CeeCee –
I have someone at club with me who tried in his Subaru outback and said it didn’t work but not sure what year his is. He fit an intermediate and a large though.
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Elizabeth –
Would this kennel stand up to a dog with anxiety. She has broken a wire kennel.
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Alisa Turner –
Elizabeth, we have had dogs with anxiety in our kennels before and they usually stand up. However, they are not indestructible. If a dog is determined enough to get out they will, good new is we do have some extra accessories you can purchase to help keep the kennel more secure for them
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Schanece G. –
Has anyone had any issues with these rattling? I’ve looked at other brands that said they were loud and wanted to check before I invested in these. Thanks!
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
If you get the wire door we have heard of that rattling, otherwise it is typically not a problem
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melissa perrot (verified owner) –
Any feedback on if the large slant SUV style back will fit in a 2009 Ford Escape cargo area? thanks!
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Brad Stevens –
I have a 2019 suburban will the large suv one fit behind the 3rd row? My measurements look close just wondering if anyone has tried it in the 2015 and newer suburban? Thanks in advance
Brad
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Paula Rausch –
I have two extra large kennels in my Town and Country mini van and they fit with inches to spare. I am pretty sure the Suburban would be even wider.
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Brad, unfortunately I have not heard any feedback if those fit or not
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Brad –
I have 2019 suburban, has anyone tried the large suv one behind third seat my measurements are close it’s just hard to order one with out being sure.. thanks in advance
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Richard –
I have a Boston terrier mix with pitbull what kennel would I need.
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Richard, we don’t recommend kennels due to the fact that we don’t personally know your dog. We recommend going to a vet or trainer to see what they would recommend. All our dimensions are listed on our website if you want to check them out
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Kristopher –
I want to use this in the backseat of my 2010 Hyundai Elantra. Anyone useing the large kennel in a 4 door sedan type car? I tried to find photos of these kennels in cars and I can’t find any.
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Karie Curtis –
Kris,
I have a 2013 Elantra gt and have zero issue fitting it in and out of my back doors. You would have to check, but i do believe the doors for the sedans are larger even. I also have used mine in the backseat of a variety of sedan cars without any issue. I am using a large as well
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Tami –
I am thinking about ordering extra vent holes on the back of a large kennel. How may holes are added and what is the configuration?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
You get a total of 6 added holes in the back. It comes standard with the 2 finger holes on the back and the extra holes are added under those two in the middle of the back down to the halfway point of the kennel. under the 2 holes that come standard it will be one hole and then under that another two and the pattern is repeated once more.
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Frank –
What size do most use for a 70 to 80 pound German shepherds
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
A lot of German Shepherds use the Large or XL Kennel
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Vicki LePenske –
Can you put holes on the top?
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Traci Geremia –
Are these kennels airline approved?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
We have had people fly with our kennels before. However, I recommend calling the airline you’re flying with to see what they all require to fly
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Liz –
Would the large kennel with slant fit in a BMW X5?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
We don’t have knowledge of every vehicle make and model and their cargo area. We would recommend measuring and comparing to the dimensions we have listed on the website. We also do not have any customer feedback as to whether they fit or not
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Kris –
I have a 7 year old boxer who is still mentally 2 and has managed to break out and chew up every crate I have put her in. After replacing the crate every year I am wondering how this will hold up for her. Are the vent holes on the side big enough for a dog to get their teeth in? Is it thick and strong enough that she would not be able to chew the sides?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Unfortunately, we have had dogs chew through the vent holes. However, we do offer an option to get no vent holes on the kennel to prevent that from happening
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Catalina Llanas-Colon –
you mention a “no bite grid pattern” does this apply both to the door grid and the side vents?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
This applies to the door, we have heard of dogs chewing the vent holes which is why we offer an option to get no vent holes on the kennel
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Cody Weston –
What is the width at the base, and top of the Large Kennel?
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Trey Meadows –
Would 2 larges fit in the back seat of a 4 door Tacoma?
I have 2 labs 85-105 pounds respectively. Would a large work for each?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
I’m not sure if 2 larges would fit. However, large labs typically use a Large or XL Kennel
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
It is 17 1/2″
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Carol Ebihara –
What is the standard vent hole arrangement for Large Double Door (Front & Left Side)?
Is it as shown in picture on website (four rows of vent holes on side (two on upper and two on lower)?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Carol, on the Double Door styles it only comes with one row on the top half and one row on the bottom half
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Austin Bell –
My father and I split the cost of two of these kennels for our chocolate lab upland dogs and they have been a solid, dependable part of the care that goes into owning bird dogs! We’ve used and abused these kennels, constantly transferring them from vehicle to storage, house, etc. and they have held up to the task. Easy to clean, safe and comfortable for the dogs, the list can go on! These kennels are a great product and I would recommend them to anyone looking to invest in a solid, sturdy movable home for your pup!
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Kayla –
Vincent, What size did you go with for your lab? We have a 4 month old lab who I want to be able to grow into her kennel. She will use it daily as her “crate”. I’ve considered L and XL
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Ann –
Vincent, I would go with the large for 65lbs. I just downgraded to a L from an XL for car travel. My female malamute is 66lbs and the L is a little less comfortable for her (nose to base of tail she is 34.5″, and 24″ at the withers), however, she is a lot safer in the car in a snugger size, should we ever get in an accident. Just for experimentation, I tried her in my 38lb spaniel’s intermediate, and I would never ask her to stay in there for more than 15 minutes. She can’t turn around in without noticeable effort, and she cannot stand up in it at all. I hope that helps.
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Vincent –
What size are your labs? And which size crate did you purchase? I have a 65lb. Looking at large. Not sure if Intermediate would be too small for him.
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Amy Atkinson –
Are the dimensions for the suv model the same as the regular?
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Terry Henning –
Is the width of the large SUV kennel the same as the standard large kennel?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Yes
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
They are going to be a little different where the slant is. If you chose the SUV Style under the door configuration there is a photo with the dimensions
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Lindsey Trogdon –
What is the warranty on this kennel?
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
We have a one year manufacturers warranty. Does not cover any damage done to the kennel by the dog
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Mike Bowman –
Hello,
Can you confirm the exterior measurements? You show a 1/4″ wider interior measurement than the exterior width.
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
Sorry about that Mike, those should be switched. It is 22 1/4 on the exterior and 22 interior
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Douglas –
What size is recommended for a German shorthaired pointer
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orders@rufflandkennels.com –
We don’t like to recommend sizes because we don’t personally know your dog. We recommend going to a vet or trainer and seeing what size they would recommend. However, a lot of German Shorthairs use an Intermediate Kennel
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