Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How do I install my DogEden?
A. Follow these easy steps:

Step 1: "SAFETY FIRST" Check for underground power lines. You should aways call your local power company before you dig. It's free to have them come out and check for you.

Step 2: Look around the yard for a level or slightly raised spot. *Note* Stay away from low lying areas or dips. Place the DogEden in your selected location. *Note* If you live north of the equator, face the DogEden opening toward the South because most of your bad weather will come from the North. Do the opposite if you live south of the equator: Face the DogEden toward the North.

Step 3: Take a spade or shovel and score the turf or dirt outlining the hole where the DogEden will eventually sit. Move the DogEden to the side. If there is sod, remove the sod from the place marked.

Step 4: Dig a rectangular hole in the space marked. Place the dirt on a tarp or wheelbarrow for easy removal later.

Step 5: Place the DogEden in the hole. The entrance should be snug to the surface of the ground. If not, remove the DogEden and adjust the hole depth.

Step 6: When the DogEden is seated correctly, fill in any space on the side with dirt. Tamp the dirt firmly and leave room to replace the removed sod, if needed. For lead models, attach the lead cable.

Step 7: Go get your best friend and watch as they enjoy their new DogEden!




Q. What tools do I need to install my DogEden?
A. A round-nosed shovel or spade.

Q. What kind of bedding should I use in my DogEden?
A. We recommend cedar chips. They naturally repel fleas and ticks.

Q. How do I clean my DogEden?
A. Wipe the exterior with a damp cloth periodically. To clean the interior, you just sweep the old bedding to the front with broom, Then just scoop it out with your hand or with a shop-vac. Then wipe with a damp cloth or mop. Do not use harsh chemicals as they are harmful to your dog.

Q. Should I use a chain or rubber coated cable as a tie out?
A. Both work fine but we recommend the rubber or plastic coated cable as it makes no noise as your dog enters or leaves the DogEden.

Q. What if my DogEden becomes flooded?
A. Under normal weather circumstances the DogEden should not flood if properly installed. If it fills with water, use a mop, sponge, rag or shop-vac equipped for water removal to sop or suck out the water in your DogEden.

FEATURES

Self Heated
Self Cooled
Uses No Electricity
Built-In Tie out
Tangle-Free Design
No Assembly
Life-Time Warranty
Eco-Friendly
20% Recycled
Made In The U.S.A.

FACTS

When It Is A Cold
-2 F/-18 C Outside.
It Will Be A Warm
48 F/ 9 C Inside.

When It Is A Hot
105 F/41 C Outside.
It Will Be A Cool
72 F/22C Inside.

All Utility Free Saving You Up To $400 Per Year

Deters Desire To Dig Smaller Holes Trying To Cool Off

Dogs Prefer Dens

Naturally Insulated

Indestructible

Vet Recommended

Patent Pending

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