New Age Pet ECOFLEX Homestead Sliding Barn Door Furniture Style Dog Crate -Grey, Large (EHDBC15-05L)

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The bond between you and your pet grows more vital when you put love and effort into their well-being. This DIY dog crate imparts a sense of security to your furry friend and presents a practical tabletop that opens up additional storage or decorative arrangement possibilities. This remarkable transformation ensures that the final product not only serves its practical role but also seamlessly blends into your home decor, subtly eluding the awareness of most visitors. The heads of the screws are large enough to allow you to tighten them with your fingers – no tools necessary! Repeat over a few days until your dog is happily going in and out and choosing to go in the crate to rest.

The first time you leave your dog alone make sure he or she has been well exercised and then leave your dog in the crate with a hide chew or safe toy for a few minutes whilst you are out of the room.

This project is great for intermediate woodworkers wanting to invest in a sturdy crate for their four-legged friends. Make sure the crate is away from direct heat and cover the top, back and sides with a sheet to give the kennel a cosy, secure, ‘den’ feeling. In a specific instance showcased, the top panel of this ingeniously converted crate serves a dual purpose as a practical laundry-folding table. Before we talk about the sizing options and colors available, you first need to know what exactly ecoFLEX is.

These ingenious plans entail the transformation of your existing crate into a chic bedside table, seamlessly merging functionality and style. Gradually increase the time your dog can be left, up to a maximum of three hours (which is the maximum time your dog should be left in a crate). For this reason, it's not fair to your pet to get rid of his crate once he is completely house-trained.If using paints, adhesives, or other chemicals that release fumes, ensure proper ventilation in the workspace to prevent your pets from inhaling harmful substances.

It's not the traditional wire cage that sticks out like a sore thumb in the middle of your living room. After she rescued her first Boxer in 2004, Samantha fell in love with the breed and has continued to rescue three other Boxers since then.She’s always had a cat in her home and has spent countless days with others, observing behaviors and softening up even the grouchiest of the lot. This is a clever way to take advantage of a space that would otherwise go unused or accumulate household junk. While wire crates do their job — and are the most affordable option out there — they just don’t look that great next to everyday home décor. This venture proves ideal for those possessing intermediate woodworking skills, aiming to procure a resilient crate for their beloved canine companions. I had an idea for a crate that Ethan could build that might look a little less ugly than the typical black metal that I could decorate around.