kennel Cover

[justinmur]

I need to get a cover and looking at the mud river one. How well is thier stuff made? Are their other brands to look at? I keep this kennel in the truck year round so I need something that is durable. Thanks

[skywalker]

This your first warning......

Oh wait.....sorry.

[bama.hunter]

I need to get a cover and looking at the mud river one. How well is thier stuff made? Are their other brands to look at? I keep this kennel in the truck year round so I need something that is durable. Thanks

The mud river covers are nice, but even if you leave the kennel in the truck year around I would take the cover off in the summer time.

[cheeko]

Mud river crate covers will hold up. If you leave it on during the spring and summer they will fade.

[DeltaCotton12]

+1 on the mud rivers. I did some research a few years back and came up with them being good ones. i have had one in on my kennel for 3 years and it holds up very well. I only use mine in the winter and put it in the garage in the off season.

The cover is insulated well. I would buy another.

[justinmur]

I do plan to remove it during the warmer months but when its cold it will stay on. How dry will it stay? Meaning if it is in the truck and it pours down rain does it get saturated or does it repel water?

Also, where is the best place to get them price wise?

[mharville]

mud rivers are nice, i really enjoy mine. We've have good experience with their customer service too

[cheeko]

[quote="mharville"]mud rivers are nice, i really enjoy mine. We've have good experience with their customer service too[/quot

+ 1 customer service is awesome.

[DeltaCotton12]

I dont recall having to dump water out of the kennel after a rain storm.

I bought mine from http://www.gundogsupply.com/mud-river-k ... overs.html Company based out of Starkville.

[Duckimpeller]

I've had mine bout 2 years and it has held up well and I've never had water in the kennel after lots of rain. My dog seems to like it too cause he's always layed out sleeping in it even when its 30 degrees and it feels like a furnace in there when you open it up to let him out.

[sbakerz71]

You will not be sorry if you get the Mud River.
I have had mine for 3 years.

[quakwacker]

I have one from Cabelas. They aren't quite as nice as the Mud River but they hold up well and are insulated.

[teul2]

Mud river is tough as nails, but like stated previously, it will fade.