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Easy Loader Triple Hole Dog Kennel
$472.00
Easy Loader - Triple Hole Kennel
The Easy Loader Three Hole kennel uses the same high quality materials and sturdy construction of our classic Easy Loader Kennel, but with three compartments that can accommodate smaller and midsize dogs. Each compartment is approximately 14.75” wide. We recommend...
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Easy Loader - Triple Hole Kennel
The Easy Loader Three Hole kennel uses the same high quality materials and sturdy construction of our classic Easy Loader Kennel, but with three compartments that can accommodate smaller and midsize dogs. Each compartment is approximately 14.75” wide. We recommend dogs up to about 45lbs per compartment.
Our price includes shipping to any of the contiguous 48 states. For shipping prices to Alaska, Hawaii, or international please contact our customer service department at service@lcsupply.com or 1-800-662-5202.
Please note - Allow 1 to 2 weeks shipping from the date of order.
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