Nicholas, Elko, MN

“We adopted a Brittany mix from the pound with a bad case of separation anxiety. After he chewed up our coffee table, window sill and bed, we decided our Brittany was mixed with a Tasmanian Devil and we needed to kennel him. We first started with a plastic kennel. That lasted about a week before he chewed through the slates up top, got out and ruined the kennel. Our second kennel was the large metal cage type. He chipped his tooth on the first day and on the second day he managed to break out of the metal kennel due to the fact that they are collapsible and not that sturdy. After figuring I would probably need cinder blocks and steel for my next kennel, I was recommended the Ruff Land Kennel. I was pretty skeptic as it resembles any plastic type kennel. But to my surprise, the Ruff Land Kennel has worked great! It has held up now for 6 months and my Tasmanian Devil of a Brittany has barely put a scratch on it. Now my kennel, dog and house are much safer.”