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Lucky Duck Intermediate Kennel Cover
$179.99
The Lucky Kennel Cover is designed to make your life easier while providing a comfortable place for your dog. With a slipover design, the cover can be on or off in a minute. Made of durable 600D polyester fabric that’s insulated to keep your dog warm and dry. Features of...
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The Lucky Kennel Cover is designed to make your life easier while providing a comfortable place for your dog. With a slipover design, the cover can be on or off in a minute. Made of durable 600D polyester fabric that’s insulated to keep your dog warm and dry. Features of the Kennel Cover include an all weather ventilation system, easy roll windows with rubber coated mesh, storage pockets with drain holes, bumper/accessory pockets on the back, tie down and handle access flaps.
- Slipover kennel cover specifically for the Lucky Kennel - Intermediate
- Made of durable 600D polyester fabric
- All weather ventilation system
- Easy roll windows with rubber coated mesh
- Storage pockets with drain holes
- Bumper/accessory pockets on the back
- Tie down and handle access flaps
This cover is designed specifically for the Lucky Kennel Intermediate.
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