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Canine Camper Double Door
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Assembly of the Canine Camper is as easy as 1-2-3!
Simply Pop-Up & Zip. No poles, bars, straps or tools required.
See just how quick and easy assembly of the Canine Camper is in the image below!
Water Resistant Material - 600 Denier Polyester with Tan PVC Backing.
Black PVC Mesh Window Screens.
Reinforced Flat-Top Design - For Placement of Pet Accessories.
Zippered Mesh Door.
Zipper Lock - Secures Mesh Door; Prevents Accidental Opening.
Privacy Flaps - To Regulate Visibility & Ventilation.
Large Storage Pockets - 2 on Either Side & One in Back Large Enough to Hold Folded Tote and Ground Stakes.
Double- Sided, Ultra Soft Synthetic Sheepskin Zippered Cover - Machine Washable.
Ground Stakes.
Non-Skid Feet.
Bucket Loop - Holds Water Bucket in Place.
Not intended for puppies in the chewing stage, chronic chewers or aggressive dogs. Purchase a
MIDWEST wire crate if you think your pet might chew the fabric used in the Canine Camper as
damage by untrained dogs is not covered by MIDWEST's Limited Manufacturers Warranty. Use your
Canine Camper Crate after your pet has been properly crate trained.
Assembling the Canine Camper is quick and easy in five steps.
1.Remove the Day Tripper from the carton, and lay it down so that, in the folded position, the buckle faces up.
2.Unclip the buckle strap and completely unfold the crate. Pull the end and door
panels out from the inside so you can get unobstructed access to the top panel.
3.Place the synthetic sheepskin covered board through one of the open ends
and onto the floor of the crate. This not only adds comfort for your dog, but
adds stability to the crate.
4.Pull the strap in the middle of the top panel straight up, expanding the sides
completely, one end at a time.
5.Zip the zipper completely around the opening of the panel until both zipper tabs
meet. Repeat this process on the other end.
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