Ruffland Kennel Pad
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Jake300win
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I have the mud river pads in a kennel and my both sides of my dog box they make different sizes. They seem to hold up and are not to expensive. Just have to measure your crate for the size
dhuggins
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Primo Pads. They are very difficult to tear up and you can just power wash them. They don’t absorb any smell so they don’t get stinky.
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Ruff Land Kennel Pads | Primo Pads
Sizing Guide Crate Size Primo Pads Size Small 13.5″ x 20″ Mid size 14″ x 22″ Medium 15″ x 25″ Back Seat Rider 17″ x 24″ Intermediate 17″ x 28-1/4″ Large Single Door 17″ x 32.5″ Large Front and Side Door 17″ x 32.5″ Large Front and Back Door 17″ x 31″ XL […]
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KEOutdoors
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I use a chunk of thick indoor outdoor carpeted entrance mat and hose/wash it off when it gets stinky. Dog really doesnt need a pad unless it's older and has joint issues, just something to keep it from sliding around. I found the mat at walmart for like 9 bucks and trimmed to size.
Mine isnt stinky yet after 9 dove trips and 4 duck trips involving water. I did have to wash it earlier in summer. So not like youll need to be washing it every trip or anything. It stays in box which stays in truck (topper) 24/7.
Mine isnt stinky yet after 9 dove trips and 4 duck trips involving water. I did have to wash it earlier in summer. So not like youll need to be washing it every trip or anything. It stays in box which stays in truck (topper) 24/7.
Nick
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Hunting Dog Box Pads: Stone Creek
Dog box pads have lots of benefits to them. The pads are made out of a high-density foam which gives your dog a way more comfortable ride and is easy on joints.
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Very well made