70-Inch Wooden Dog Crate for 2 Dogs (Divider + Trays)
70″ Wooden Dog Crate for 2 Dogs: A Furniture-Style Indoor Kennel That Works Hard
A furniture-style dog crate can keep an indoor space looking tidy while giving dogs a secure place to rest. This 70-inch wooden kennel is built for durability, includes a divider for two-dog households, and uses removable trays to make everyday cleanup simpler. For many homes, it’s a practical middle ground between a traditional wire crate and a permanent built-in solution—especially when you want containment that doesn’t look like containment. For more guidance, see Best Dog Crates, Houses & Pens Reviews… – Revain.
What This Wooden Indoor Kennel Is Designed For
This style of wooden indoor kennel is made to fit real-life routines without turning the living room into a “pet area.” It creates a dedicated, den-like resting space while keeping the room visually cohesive. For further reading, see What Is The Best Dog Crate For Your Puppy.
- Creates a dedicated resting space that feels den-like without placing a wire crate in the middle of the room
- Works for households with two dogs who do better with separate zones
- Supports daily routines: naps, quiet time, feeding separation, or short periods of containment
- Pairs practical features (divider and trays) with a wood finish that blends with home decor
Heavy-Duty Build Features That Matter Indoors
Indoor crates tend to get used constantly—door latches multiple times a day, paws pressing against panels, and the occasional “test” from a determined dog. A heavy-duty wood build can feel quieter and more stable than lightweight options, which helps both the dogs and the humans sharing the space.
- Sturdy wooden frame helps reduce flex and rattling compared with lightweight crates
- Furniture-style exterior can double as a console-like surface (avoid heavy items that could fall if bumped)
- Secure doors and strong hardware help prevent pushing or pawing escapes for determined dogs
- Ventilation and visibility are important so dogs can relax without feeling isolated
| Feature | Why it helps at home | What to look for during setup |
|---|---|---|
| Wooden frame | Blends with furniture and feels more substantial | Check for level footing and tight fasteners |
| Double-dog divider | Prevents crowding and reduces resource guarding | Confirm divider locks firmly into place |
| Removable trays | Makes accidents and shedding easier to manage | Ensure trays slide smoothly and sit flat |
| Indoor-friendly footprint | Helps keep traffic areas clear | Place away from heat vents and direct sun |
Divider Benefits for Two Dogs (and One Dog, Too)
The divider is the difference between “two dogs squeezed into one unit” and “one coordinated setup that respects personal space.” For dogs that get tense around high-value items, separation can prevent small moments from turning into conflict.
- Gives each dog a defined area to reduce tension, especially around high-value items like chews or food
- Helpful during training phases: one side for rest while the other dog plays or eats
- Allows gradual introductions for new dogs while still keeping them close
- For a single dog, the divider can be used temporarily to create a cozier space and expanded later as needed
Why Removable Trays Make a Noticeable Difference
For an indoor wooden crate, trays are a big deal: they help protect the base and reduce the “deep clean” frequency. Instead of dismantling a kennel or scrubbing awkward corners, you can remove the tray, clean it, and reset the space in minutes.
- Contain dirt, hair, and small spills so they don’t soak into flooring or the crate base
- Speed up cleaning: pull out, wipe down, dry, and slide back in
- Useful for senior dogs, puppies, or dogs with occasional stomach upsets
- Supports odor control when paired with routine washing and a pet-safe enzyme cleaner
Sizing and Comfort: Getting the Space Right
Before choosing any large indoor kennel, measure each dog’s body length (nose to base of tail) and height (floor to top of head or ears, whichever is higher when standing). The goal is a space that allows normal movement without feeling cavernous.
Placement Ideas for a Calm, Low-Stress Crate Routine
For step-by-step guidance on building a positive crate routine, reputable training references from the American Kennel Club and the ASPCA offer practical, dog-friendly frameworks.
Daily Use, Safety Checks, and Training Notes
Product Options In Stock
- 70″ Wooden Dog Crate for 2 Dogs – Indoor Heavy Duty Kennel with Divider & Trays — best suited for households wanting a single furniture-style unit with separate spaces and easier cleanup.
- Portable Folding Camping Table — a handy extra surface for travel, tailgates, or organizing pet gear during outings.
- Colorful Quiet Luxury Palettes Checklist | Digital Download — useful if you’re coordinating the crate’s furniture look with a room refresh.
FAQ
Can two dogs safely use one wooden crate with a divider?
Yes, as long as the divider creates truly separate spaces that are properly sized for each dog. Introduce the setup calmly, watch for signs of stress or resource guarding, and adjust routines (like feeding or chew time) to keep both sides peaceful.
How are the trays cleaned and how often should they be washed?
Slide the trays out, wipe them down with a pet-safe cleaner, and dry before reinserting. For accidents, use an enzyme cleaner; most homes do a weekly wipe-down and a deeper clean as needed based on shedding, weather, and any tummy upsets.
Where should an indoor wooden dog crate be placed in the home?
Choose a quiet but social spot away from drafts, direct sun, and heat/AC vents. Make sure there’s enough clearance for the doors to open fully and that the crate doesn’t create a pinch point in a high-traffic walkway.
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