Improvements in dog kennels, applicable also to animal shelters of a like nature to such kennels

摘要

377,893. Dog-kennels. HOLDEN, E. C., Yew Tree Cottage, Lamberhurst, Kent. Jan. 16, 1932, No. 1316. [Class 20 (i).] A kennel or like structure is formed with the body 5 hinged to the floor 4, and the roof 12 projecting over the entrance 8 to afford protection from weather conditions. The end of the kennel has an inner lining 10 rounded to the shape of the animal when curled up, and this lining is separated from the end 6 of the hut. The space between the lining and the end may be filled with packing 11 of wood wool.