All our dog pens are manufactured using extra-strength galvanised steel, which guarantees increased durability no matter the size of your dog.

While both are types of outdoor enclosures for your little furry friend, they serve different purposes. Thermal and wooden dog kennels are much bigger and offer increased protection for your dog. They require proper fitting (but don’t worry, we’ll do it for you!), and will also require regular maintenance once set up. Mostly, outdoor kennels are meant as a permanent home for your dog, where they can feel comfortable and stay protected from the heat and the rain. Dog pens are much smaller and more affordable, though they don’t offer as much protection against the elements. They are easy to set up and are the perfect choice if you simply want to give your dog an outdoor space to play freely without risking them roaming too far.

On our page, you’ll find a wide range of dog pens to choose from depending on your needs. You can choose a single, a double, or even a triple holding large dog pen if you’ve got more dogs to house. If you want extra protection for your pup, go for a waterproof roof dog pen. Go for bar panels for easy access or breathable mesh panels for extra security and peace of mind. We’ve also got options without fitted floors, so you can easily place your new pen on any surface, from lawns and patios to gravelled areas.

Dog pens are great for dogs of any size because they allow your furry friends to let loose and use their energy without restrictions. With our sturdy dog pens, you can relax knowing your dog stays safe and comfortable, without breaching out and causing trouble.

Yes, we do! If you want to split the costs for your outdoor dog pen, you can choose to pay using Klarna at checkout. Simply select how many instalments you wish to pay in, and you’ll be able to enjoy your new dog pen as soon as possible even while on a tight budget.

Your dog should always dictate the size of your dog pen. Always make sure your canine friend has ample space to move around and play. Remember - you don't want to trap them, you want to offer them a secure space where they can feel fully comfortable.