Cotton Dog Kennels
Generally small in size, suitable for small indoor dogs.
Plastic Dog Kennels
Also usually small, suitable for small indoor dogs. Not suitable for outdoor use as they are prone to cracking due to temperature changes. Durability, insulation, and environmental friendliness are also issues.
Stainless Steel Dog Kennels
Made of stainless steel, these cages are more sturdy, durable, and lightweight, but are also slightly more expensive. Generally used for large dogs to prevent them from becoming overly aggressive and biting people.
Wooden Dog Kennels
Wood is a timeless building material, offering energy efficiency, environmental friendliness, insulation, high stability, and a comfortable temperature year-round. Tests show that a 150mm thick wooden wall has the same insulation capacity as a 610mm thick brick wall.
Fir Wood Dog Kennels
Fir wood is soft and inexpensive, suitable for small doghouses. The domestic market mainly offers leftover export stock; there are no representative brands, resulting in significant homogenization. Their simple structure and lack of professional anti-corrosion and waterproofing treatment make them suitable for indoor use, with an outdoor lifespan of only about one year.
Pine Wood Dog Kennels
There are basically three types of materials: white pine, Scots pine, and Nordic red pine. White pine is similar to cedar, while Scots pine and Nordic red pine are mainly suitable for outdoor use by medium to large dogs. These two materials have a higher density, are harder, and weigh nearly twice as much as cedar. Nordic red pine, in particular, also has natural preservative properties.
