Discover Our Range Of Dog Crates
08.05.18 May 08, 2018 Product Spotlight

Discover Our Range Of Dog Crates

A practical addition to any dog owner’s collection of accessories, dog crates are ideal when settling a new puppy into your home and whenever you need to secure your dog as they get older. Our range includes standard metal cage styles, to more substantial wooden furniture pieces. Whatever your taste there is a dog crate to suit every breed, lifestyle and interior. Read on to discover our range of dog crates and click the images to take you to the product pages:   Lords & Labradors Deluxe Dog Crates Our most popular crate, the Lords & Labradors Deluxe Dog Crates comes in 5 sizes and three colour options. The Lords & Labradors Deluxe Dog Crate is perfect for crate training a new puppy; use with a soft bed and a puppy pad to begin and then swap for a full-size cushion once they are toilet trained. Super practical, the crate is simple to pop up and put down again and stores flat for easy storage. Not keen on the cage-like look? Just add one of our crate cover sets and turn it into a delightful puppy pad! Our signature L&L Crate sets come in a range of fabrics to suit all interiors and tastes. Both practical and stylish, they not only look stunning, but create a cosy space for your dog to relax and sleep. Shop our crate covers and bumper sets here.   Wooden Crates & Beds  If you are looking for a dog crate that integrates into your living space seamlessly, then our range of wooden crates may be for you. The wooden crates look like a piece of beautiful furniture and will integrate into most interiors, both classic and contemporary.   Crate Extensions A multi-functional piece of pet furniture, our puppy play pens fuses beautiful looks with functionality. It can be used as either a stand-alone play pen or as an add on to the Lords & Labradors crates. Easy to assemble and really simple to change form. The play pens have a super practical modular design that can built in various layouts. Available in three colours to match the  Lords & Labradors Deluxe Dog Crates.   Travel Crates Going on your travels? If you’re looking for a travel crate then our range of car crates might be just what you're looking for. Discover the range and find the perfect way to travel safely with your pup. Whatever your needs, there is a crate to suit every dog and owner. For more information on sizes and breed specific recommendations, check the individual product pages. If you’d like help selecting the correct size for your puppy or dog, do let us know as we’re always happy to help. Speak to us on LiveChat, e-mail us at sales@lordsandlabradors.co.uk or call us on 01790 720900.

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A practical addition to any dog owner’s collection of accessories, dog crates are ideal when settling a new puppy into your home and whenever you need to secure your dog as they get older. Our range includes standard metal cage styles, to more substantial wooden furniture pieces. Whatever your taste there is a dog crate to suit every breed, lifestyle and interior. Read on to discover our range of dog crates and click the images to take you to the product pages:

 

Lords & Labradors Deluxe Dog Crates

Our most popular crate, the Lords & Labradors Deluxe Dog Crates comes in 5 sizes and three colour options. The Lords & Labradors Deluxe Dog Crate is perfect for crate training a new puppy; use with a soft bed and a puppy pad to begin and then swap for a full-size cushion once they are toilet trained. Super practical, the crate is simple to pop up and put down again and stores flat for easy storage.

Not keen on the cage-like look? Just add one of our crate cover sets and turn it into a delightful puppy pad! Our signature L&L Crate sets come in a range of fabrics to suit all interiors and tastes. Both practical and stylish, they not only look stunning, but create a cosy space for your dog to relax and sleep. Shop our crate covers and bumper sets here.

 

Wooden Crates & Beds 

If you are looking for a dog crate that integrates into your living space seamlessly, then our range of wooden crates may be for you. The wooden crates look like a piece of beautiful furniture and will integrate into most interiors, both classic and contemporary.

 

Crate Extensions

A multi-functional piece of pet furniture, our puppy play pens fuses beautiful looks with functionality. It can be used as either a stand-alone play pen or as an add on to the Lords & Labradors crates. Easy to assemble and really simple to change form. The play pens have a super practical modular design that can built in various layouts. Available in three colours to match the  Lords & Labradors Deluxe Dog Crates.

 

Travel Crates

Going on your travels? If you’re looking for a travel crate then our range of car crates might be just what you're looking for. Discover the range and find the perfect way to travel safely with your pup.

Whatever your needs, there is a crate to suit every dog and owner. For more information on sizes and breed specific recommendations, check the individual product pages. If you’d like help selecting the correct size for your puppy or dog, do let us know as we’re always happy to help. Speak to us on LiveChat, e-mail us at sales@lordsandlabradors.co.uk or call us on 01790 720900.

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