Cover an Outdoor Kennel | PawGiant Dog Kennel Cover

I thought it was going to be like three or four piece walls that you tied together, but you took it out of the bag and just threw it on top. It looks like we can roll up the sides. Yeah, the sides. The corners have got zippers. Yep, so you can unzip that and roll it up. You can zip the middle. Oh, so you can open part of it, not just all of it. Yeah, and these clips, the other clip is on the other side, so when you roll it up. It locks it into place. Okay. Yep. And you can use it. Fastened inside? No, it's all, I believe it's all these ties tied on the bottom. Alright, so you got the bungee cords. That's from yours. So that's the original. That's the original. Like I didn't take the roof off of this. The original? Okay. I just tucked it on because I was like, this is going to be easy. This will be perfect for the chickens in the winter. Yeah. But do they secure? Oh, you're saying just do that if this roof wasn't on it. Right. See that's the clip if you roll it up. So if there's there's no existing roof in place you would tie it with these ties that would tie to the upper part of the frame and then you would use that to roll up the section because you've got a tie point here and a tie point there for each corner and that way you don't have to worry about it. Blowing off. But I like that you can split the side in half. And you can even open the windows. So if you just need a little bit of ventilation, you can... Oh, that one does. This one does. So one window opens, one window doesn't. For the back compartment, that window opens. Same on this side. One window. Okay. That's pretty cool because that would give you cross ventilation during a hot, warm summer day or a warm winter day. That's awesome. Your thoughts? My thoughts were that, yes, because after we talked, when we first talked and you said it was going to be panels, I thought, cause I've done the whole softball thing where you could buy the panels for those big outdoor, that's what I thought it was going to be. And I was like, that's going to be a pain in the butt, but that being one piece, threw it on and there you go from the farmer himself.