Ruffland

When it comes to securing your dog — whether at home, at a training event, or on the highway — "good enough" isn't good enough. A crate isn't just a place for your dog to sleep. It's a piece of safety equipment.

By Samantha Scarborough | Professional Dog Trainer & Authorized Kennel Dealer | Kannapolis, NC If you've been in the RuffLand community for any length of time, you know the Malibu. You've seen it pop up on social media, sell out within days, and leave a long trail of people in the comments asking the same question: when is it coming back? The RuffLand Malibu kennel is the brand's iconic limited edition teal colorway — sometimes described as turquoise, sometimes as an icy blu

RuffLand Kennels is releasing Lime Green again on March 2nd, 2026. This fan-favorite color only comes around once a year — if that.

The mint RuffLand kennel is here for the first time ever — and it's already sold out at RuffLand. Secure yours through A Dog's Life Inc. before they're gone for at least another year.

One of the most common questions I get from first-time RuffLand buyers is: "Which door configuration should I get?" It's a great question—and one that genuinely matters. The door configuration you choose affects how easily you can access your dog, how the kennel fits in your vehicle, and how flexible your setup can be as your needs change

Let's be real—if you're shopping for a premium dog kennel, you're probably overwhelmed by options. RuffLand, Gunner, Dakota 283, wire crates, cheap plastic crates... the list goes on. And everyone claims their product is the best.

So you've decided to invest in a RuffLand kennel—smart choice. But if you're like most first-time buyers, you probably have questions. Which size do I need? What accessories are essential? How do I set it up for maximum safety?