Ruff Land crate vs. Impact crate
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2021
- Check out this video to learn about both Ruff Land and Impact crates. Video demonstrates impact crate/ how to assemble and collapse.
For more info and purchasing of Ruff Land crates visit:
rufflandkennels.com
For Impact crates visit:
www.impactdogcrates.com
I liked this video. Not so much for the crates, although that was great also, but for watch your Dutchie be herself. I was trying to work on replacing a dryer vent cover in the back yard last week after finding the old one in our German Shepard mouth. He kept trying to lay on me, play with the drill, take the drill, stick his head n the bag from the hardware store, take the bag, sticking his head under my arms for snuggles, etc. Pushing him away only made him think I wanted to play. Then he tipped his water bowl over and soaked me. Nothing better than having a dog love you.
Your Dutch shepherd is adorable btw!
I love your dog. So engaged at all times
Thanks a lot very detail lot of information. Based off your video, demonstrating your truck as well. Determined what I needed for my dog thanks again
Sick video I was stuck between these too crates as well but decided to go with ruffland
Very helpful video. Thanks for doing it. And your dog is a riot.
Great video! Thanks!
very helpful video!
Our Dutchie we believe will be somewhere between 60 and 70lbs. I see you have the 40 inch collapsible crate, is it the wide and tall or regular?
Amazing video. I have been researching both these crates and thinking of doing a similar setup. Ruffland and in the car and Impact at home. I noticed you just have the single front door entry Ruffland. Any thoughts on the side door or double doors? I have read a lot that Impacts are great for dogs with anxiety, which my pup has been we leave the house. Hoping the Impact will help a bit.
I have all of they above double door and so on. But for the money I’d go with ruffland.
Anyway to order one of the West Virginia stickers that you have on the ruffland?
Hi Jared, absolutely. Could you please email me at rockhousek9@gmail.com ? I’m assuming you want the one on the left (the dog in front of the bridge?) let me know if that’s the one, shoot me an email and I can get your info and mail one out! Thank you!
Great video on both. How much does the impact rattle while driving. I know ruffland makes no noise
The impact does rattle a little bit. For someone like me it wasnt a bother becuase my music usually covered the noise. I also had it on a board to keep it more flat..however that could have created more reverb. If your looking for a sound proof travel crate I definitely reccommend the ruff land. I keep the impact at home now. Hope this helps!
@@rockhousek9435 Thank you very much for the fast reply the reason why I'm curious is because currently I just started a pet transport business and I know the impact crates collapsible ones are larger than the ruffland crates and I might need a little bit larger crate for larger dogs.. But I want a good solid well-made Crate. I currently have 4 ruffland 2 small & 2 medium. Looking at getting a intermediate & X- large plus maybe largest impact collapsible. I have found rufflands are extremely easy to clean out & sanitize
@@BBBYpsi I would skip over getting the intermediate if you have the medium ruff land already, they are very similiar in size...theres only a 3" difference in length. I would reccomment goingt straight to the large. I feel that the x large ruff land would be ideal for very big breeds. Its tough though becuase the fact that the impact collapses is a nice plus. Its kind of a tough decision that comes down to your needs. Id first wonder whats the largest breed you might be having to transport?
@@rockhousek9435 Largest would be like a Great Dane,central asian shepherd adult. So 150+ could easily happen. The ruffland X-large I do not feel is big enough. Here is video of him over 140 lbs. czcams.com/video/PFZd-MKzhLI/video.html
@@BBBYpsi That is the benefit of the impact crate...they come in those larger sizes...and they can be folded down when they aren't being used. Its the cost of them that is hard to stomach! For giant dogs like that I may consider the impact for the size availabilities and because when you arent using it you can collapse it and save space.
Does the impact rattle inside a vehicle
Yes
What size did you get for the Ruffland? I have a golden retriever (5 mos old puppy but will grow to 80 -90 lbs.)
I have the large, my dutch is 65lbs but shes long and tall. If this is a travel crate i would definitely reccommend the large. If the dog is going to be crated for extended periods of time at home I would reccomment the XL but not until the dog gets bigger. If you put the puppy in a crate that is too big, it may have accidents in it... so if you expect it to hold going to the bathroom, it needs to be in a smaller crate. hope this helps & le me know if you have any other questions!
@@rockhousek9435 This crate will be used strictly for the car, and about 5-6 hour car trips. Still the large?
@@SharonR1105 Yes I would go with the large! it may seem like its small for a dog that size..but you really want your dog confined to laying down while traveling in vehicles...it is safest. Ive done 12 hour road trips (obviously we take breaks) but she has enough room to get up, turn around, and lay back down. stretched out my dog is almost 40" long (from butt to nose) and 26" tall (to top of shoulders). In the large crate she balls up and lays down. She doesnt ever cry or complain. I hope this is helpful!
@@rockhousek9435 Yes! Very helpful! Thank you so much!!
@@SharonR1105 sure thing!
What the hell are "military grade handles" and "space grade aluminum"? I'm never taking this crate to space, I want Earth grade aluminum!
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What kind of dog do you have?
Dutch Shepherd
So let me guess, the door is made out of some brittle material and not polyethylene. At this price the door better be made from steel.
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