Dog Kennels

Your dog needs a spot that’s theirs – out of the wind, off the ground and shaded in summer. Our dog kennel collection at Pets Gear is chosen for Austr... Read more

Your dog needs a spot that’s theirs – out of the wind, off the ground and shaded in summer. Our dog kennel collection at Pets Gear is chosen for Australian conditions, not just looks. Here you’ll find **outdoor dog kennel**, **wooden dog kennel**, and **large dog kennel** options for pups, working dogs and big breeds, with easy-to-clean designs and roofs that actually keep rain out.

Why a Good Kennel Matters

A proper kennel protects from weather, helps with routine and keeps your dog from digging under the deck. Compared with cheap “Bunnings dog kennel” styles, Pets Gear kennels focus on:

• raised or sealed floors to stay dry
• insulated / lined roofs for Aussie heat
• wide doors for medium–XL breeds
• materials that don’t rot after one winter

Which Kennel Should I Choose?

1. Timber / Wooden Dog Kennel

Great for suburban yards. Natural look, warm in winter, can be painted or oiled.

2. Outdoor / Weatherproof Kennel

Best for dogs that stay outside part of the day. Sloped roofs, good eaves and solid walls keep them dry.

3. XL & Large Dog Kennel

For shepherds, rotties, labs and working breeds – extra height so they can sit up and turn around.

Complete Your Dog Setup (Internal Links)

• Outdoor Dog Enclosures – add a secure run to the kennel.
• Dog Carriers – vet, travel and holiday transport.
• Dog Crates – indoor sleeping and training to match your outdoor kennel.
• Dog Beds – put a raised or plush bed inside the kennel for extra comfort.

Tips from Pets Gear

• Pick a kennel one size bigger than your dog’s body length – hot days need airflow.
• Add a bed or mat so your dog isn’t on cold timber.
• Place the kennel facing away from wind and rain splash.

Scroll the dog kennels below and pick the size that suits your dog and your yard – Australian store, dog products you can trust.

FAQs – Dog Kennels

1. What size kennel do I need?

Your dog should be able to walk in, turn and lie down fully stretched. If unsure, choose the larger size.

2. Can these kennels stay outside?

Yes – they’re designed as outdoor dog kennels. Keep them on level ground and out of pooling water.

3. Are they good for puppies?

Yes. A kennel helps puppies learn “my spot.” Add a bed and keep it draught-free.

4. Timber or metal?

Timber looks nicer and insulates better; metal is tougher and easier to hose down. Choose based on your dog and climate.

5. Can I use a kennel with a dog run?

Definitely – pair the kennel with our outdoor dog enclosures so your dog has both shade and secure space.