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Hi Guys,

Last weekend I decided to clean out my garage.. and have quite alot of things to get rid of.

This dog kennel hasnt been used its just been packed away. The dog wont use it.. It does have a few scratches because it it plastic (hard stuff like they make kids playround stuff out of) With a matt for inside but otherwise in very good condition and folds flat if needed to be packed away!

The kennel is a more M size. I wouldnt put anything bigger in it then a silky terrier, cavalier king charles, jack russel etc.

We paid $180 for it but it will go for..

$90

Pick up from Eastern suburbs, Im sometimes around other areas, out west and coast. either pm me or call me on 0411063927

Cheers,

Corinne

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Some of the boys might need this when the missus finds their parts bills, just needs to be a little bigger so you can put a fridge in and it wont be so bad

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