My dog could never get used to opening the door. I bought a bigger house so my dog could have more space. She could never get used to it. Plus living in Houston the mosquitos loved this dark home.

The dog likes sleeping in it, I like it's light weight. Winter will be the test of its real worth, I believe it is going make the grade.

Bought for my sons lab so far so good Mason loves it figured out the door really fast. Build and looks great..and our grandson loves:))

This is a great house for a huge dog. She does not like the door. I had to tie it open. She likes to look out.

Good snug fit together, though screws barely bite, anticipate eventual replacement with longer, heavier screws, especially where walls fasten to floor.

Roomy, sturdy, aesthetically beautiful dog house. Easy assembly. One con is that door is a bit heavy—I had to take it off as my little dog wouldn’t push through it.

Great dog house with usable features. Can’t build an insulated dog house for the price. I’ve had two of these for several years now and have not had any issues, rock solid.

We have been looking for a sturdy, insulated dog house and this is the best we've found. It is perfect for our golden retriever. Had to remove both portions of the swinging door before he would go inside and we'll leave them off. It definitely took two people to put it together.

This dog house is definitely worth every dime!! It was shipped quickly and took maybe 8 minutes to put together. We already had a doghouse heater and it fit perfectly. We added a good layer of hay on top and took 1/2 the door off as suggested. Our 11 year old dog was inside snuggly warm within a few minutes (I did throw a treat inside to lure her in). I have actually gotten inside the house to see if it was really as warm as they advertise and it is! Also I was worried about the size, but our dog (lab mix of around 60-70 lbs) fits comfortably with room to spare. I will probably buy the fan that fits it for summertime.

We were adopting an American bulldog that had lived it's whole 3 years outside with only a covered patio door shelter. I wanted a house that he'd want to actually stay in and would be extra comfortable and protective of the elements. This house was easy to put together and very sturdy and durable. I removed half the door and put his food bowl and warm blankets in the house to make him go in the house. For the first 2 days he'd only eat in there then drag the blankets out and sleep outside. By the third night, he'd figured out that it's much warmer and cozier in the house and now he loves taking his naps in it. I'm so happy I found this house.