ECOFLEX Bunk Style Dog House - Large

I would say this unit would not be large enough for a Great Dane. I have provided interior dimensions below for reference: 37.2" D x 25.6" W x 36.2" H

Thanks for your inquiry. They are not assembled. However, we have made assembly as easy as possible. Each part is numbered consecutively. . Stsrt with part #1, add part #2, etc. The screws are input by hand. I can assemble one of these inless than 10 minutes.

Thanks for your inquiry. They are not assembled. However, we have made assembly as easy as possible. Each part is numbered consecutively. . Stsrt with part #1, add part #2, etc. The screws are input by hand. I can assemble one of these inless than 10 minutes.

Yes, they should fit, one at a time.

Thank you for your question. With larger dogs varying significantly in terms of height, length and breadth it is hard to say yes or no with surety. The following guideline will help determine the best size for your pet: "The door height opening should be no less than three fourths (3/4) of the dog's shoulder to ground measurement. LARGE doors aren't necessary... dogs typically "duck" to enter a doghouse." "Example: If dog's "A" measurement is 19 inches, the door opening needs to be at least 14 inches tall." "The width and length measurement of the house should be the same as or no more than 25% larger than (B), the nose to flank measurement (Tails don't count). "Example: If the dog's "B" measurement is 24 inches, the doghouse width and length should be no less than 24 inches and no more than 30 inches" "The height of the dog house should be at least 25% (no more than 50%) taller than the height of the top of the dog's head to his toes (C). Again, this house measurement (C) can exceed the dog's total height (C) up to 50% and still maintain a good body heat retention factor during cold months." "Example: If the dog's height is 22 inches, then the total doghouse height should be approximately 28 to 33 inches." The interior dimensions of the dog house you are asking about are: Side-to-Side: 25.6"; Front-to-Back: 37.2"; Height (max at peak): 33.7". Combining the sizing information and these dimensions will provide you with the best answer. If your pet is too large for this model, New Age markets a larger house in a shed roof style. That in ECOH203JMB. Also, New Age markets fully insulated house in a modified shed roof style called the ThermoCore Canine Cabin that has larger interior space. It is available in a gray/white color combination and also printed with a Mossy Oak pattern. Item Numbers are ECOH705XL and ECOH706XL. All New Age outside products (pet & lawn & garden) come with a 10 year warranty that covers defect and deterioration.

Thanks for your question. Yes, New Age has available door flaps for all of the housesit sells, Each is sized to work with one or more of our models. They are complete with the large headed thumb screws to make installation and removal as easy as it can be. The upper door frame on all models is predrilled and that corresponds to the spacing on the flaps.

The dimensions are 15 3/4" wide by 19 5/8" tall

Yes, it can support weight up to 150 pounds and is right sized for any shepherd up to the largest breeds.

The sizes are as follows: 14 Lb. Boston Terrier - Small; 9 Month old Shepard - Large; 75lb Pitbull - Large. Particularly for outdoor use, the house should not be oversized. The general rule of thumb is that a dog should be able to easily enter, turn around and lay down with nothing hanging out the door. The rationale is that the dog's body heat is going to help warm the house and if the house is oversized, that is more difficult. A lot depends on your general climate. If it is like ours here near San Francisco, an oversized house isn;lt as much of an issue as it is in, say, Montana where it can get a lot colder.