I have always only owned small dogs that stay inside my house, but recently we have acquired a new dog that is of a larger variety! Although he is as much a part of our family now as the little dogs are, he stays outside because he is just too diabolical inside the house! This is why I have had to invest in the K&H Lectro-Kennel Igloo-Style Heated Pad for his house.

Of course, the cold weather has not quite arrived just yet, but where we live we can have winters that range from mild with no snow, to freezing with lots of unexpected snow. Now, don’t think that I would leave the poor guy out when it is freezing, actually he has a dog house that is inside our screened in porch. If it gets too cold I will always bring him inside, but for the biggest part of the winter he should be able to stay outside just fine. Even so, having a heating pad inside the dog house will keep him comfy and cozy and keep me from worrying that he is too cold at night.

Even though I have not yet actually placed the K&H Lectro-Kennel Igloo-Style Heated Pad inside the dog house yet, I have tested it out and I think it will work well. I will update the post a little later when we actually put it into use and tell you how well it is working for us. This heated pad also comes in medium and small sizes that you can even use for your dog’s bed inside the house too.

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