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Dakota 283 Medium Forever Kennel Divider For Kennels
$129.00
The X-Large Forever Insert Divider is a practical kennel divider for our X-Large Dakota 283 G3 Kennels. The Forever Insert Divider is ideal for puppies as it makes our full-size kennels smaller with the ability to adjust the kennel size as the dog grows into the kennel. The divider...
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The X-Large Forever Insert Divider is a practical kennel divider for our X-Large Dakota 283 G3 Kennels. The Forever Insert Divider is ideal for puppies as it makes our full-size kennels smaller with the ability to adjust the kennel size as the dog grows into the kennel. The divider comes in two halves to easily fit through the kennel door. The quick and easy installation uses existing kennel vent holes and rubber grommets to keep the kennel divider locked in place.
Features:
- Fits X-Large Dakota 283 G3 Series Kennels
- Vent Holes Allow Air Flow Through the Divider
- Installs in Multiple Positions using Existing Kennel Vent Holes, Grows with Your Puppy
- Molded Plastic with Full-Length Nylon Support Rods
- Easy to Install and Remove 2-Piece Construction
- Black Color
Size: 28.25H x 23.25W x 2.5 Thick
Weight: 9lbs
FREE Shipping to Continental US only
Molded and assembled in the USA.
PLEASE NOTE: Depending on inventory availability, Dakota 283 products take up to 2-4 weeks for delivery.
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