Dog Crate Cover Wood
Buy the best dog crate cover wood selected and recommended by interior designers. By Peyton Robinson.
When you have guests over, your dog can get very excited and often their rambunctious nature can cause accidents. If you need to put your dog away for any reason, but wish to do it in a stylish manner that still allows them to be part of the family, then what you need is a dog crate table that is made out of wood and will allow your pooch to observe all that is happening.
Dog Crate Cover Wood
Buying Guide
Peyton Robinson
Interior Design Expert
From fancy feeding stations to designer crate furniture, Peyton knows how to ensure comfort to your furry companion without compromising on the aesthetics of your home.
A good and safe wood dog crate table doesn’t involve any dangerous wire that could lead to your furry friend’s collar getting stuck in it or to them chewing it and hurting themselves with the pointy ends.
It should also be the right size for your specific dog (not too big for them to feel cozy and safe, nor so small that it’s uncomfortable and claustrophobic), so don’t forget to measure them. Either way, be sure to choose a model that offers them a fairly unrestricted view from more than one side.
For additional safety and peace of mind, you also want a reliable construction. The best option is a wooden dog crate table with bars that are either made of wood or metal and that aren’t wide enough for your dog’s head to get stuck in between them.
The size of the wood dog crate table you choose will depend on the size of your dog as well as his behavior and needs. Where in the home you plan on placing it will also play a huge role when selecting the appropriate size.
Measure your dog from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail when he is standing on all fours and add two to four inches to this measurement for the length of the crate. For the height, measure from the floor to the top of your dog’s head when he is sitting and again add two to four inches to this measurement for the correct height needed.
Also, check the manufacturer's weight limit to ensure that your dog is within the weight limit before making your purchase.
When considering where to put your wood dog crate table, you should remember that dogs are social animals and therefore need to be with their family or around you so they can see what's going on.
A good idea is, therefore, to start your puppy off sleeping in your bedroom. So this is, essentially, where you need to place your wood dog crate table. Having your puppy inside your bedroom while they're sleeping at night will give them a feeling of togetherness as well as much-needed comfort, safety, and security from being able to sleep with their family.
When your puppy is a little older, a good idea would be to place the dog crate in the corner of your living room so that they can also be surrounded by the family and feel involved.