For the Dog

Mercygates Luxury Dog House – An Uncompromising All-Year-Round Home for Your Dog

For those who value quality, comfort, and durability, Mercygates presents the Luxury Dog House—designed as a true all-year-round home for your dog. Built to professional standards, it combines traditional wooden craftsmanship with modern insulation and thoughtful features.

Ultimate Comfort and Protection

• Fully insulated: With 50mm insulation in the walls, floor, and roof, your dog stays warm in winter and cool in summer.

• Draft-free design: An internal windbreak shields your dog from cold drafts, while an optional external door made of soft, clear plastic provides extra protection against harsh weather.

• Easy cleaning: The roof can be lifted off effortlessly—no tools required—making interior cleaning quick and simple.

Durable, High-Quality Construction

• Made from durable, carefully selected materials to ensure longevity and safety.

• Reinforced corners and door openings with zinc profiles for extra strength.

• Roofed with real shingles for professional finish and weather resistance.

• Treated with exterior wood protection for added durability.

Perfect Fit for Every Dog

• Available in medium, large, and extra-large sizes, accommodating dogs from terriers to Irish Wolfhounds.

• Fully well-dimensioned interiors allow your dog to stand upright comfortably.

• Delivered flat-packed for easy transport and quick assembly with included screws and instructions.
  

  
  

Choosing the Right Size Dog House

The size of a dog house should fit your dog so that it can stand, sit, and turn around comfortably, but not be so large that it cannot retain its body heat. To determine the right size, measure your dog’s length, height at the shoulders, and chest width.

Measuring Your Dog.

1. Length: Have your dog stand normally and measure from the tip of the nose to the base of the tail (or to the sitting bones).

2. Height: Measure from the ground to the top of the shoulders.

3. Chest width: Measure the width across the chest at its widest point.

Adjusting the Dog House Size

• Length: The dog house should be slightly longer than your dog—about 1.1 times the dog’s body length—so your dog can turn around easily.

• Width: Aim for about 1.1 times the dog’s height at the shoulders, multiplied by 1.2 for turning space. Alternatively, you can use 2.5 times the dog’s chest width.

• Height: The interior height should be about 1.2 times the dog’s shoulder height to allow the dog to hold its head up comfortably. The door should be at least as tall as the dog’s shoulder height.

Consider Your Dog’s PreferencesSome dogs prefer cozier, smaller spaces where they feel safe, while others need more room to stretch out. Adjust the dog house size based on your dog’s personality and comfort.