Pup Tent
$90.00
Experience the joy of sharing outdoor adventures with your beloved pup while offering them their very own haven – the DutchWare Pup Tent. Designed with both your canine friend’s comfort and your peace of mind in mind, this innovative tent redefines pet-friendly camping.
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*Note: P2F patterns will print on the waterproof fabric only. Contact us directly if you’d like the bugnet to be printed as well, [email protected]
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Description
Experience the joy of sharing outdoor adventures with your beloved pup while offering them their very own haven – the DutchWare Pup Tent. Designed with both your canine friend’s comfort and your peace of mind in mind, this innovative tent redefines pet-friendly camping.
Key Features:
- Dedicated Canine Shelter: Give your furry friend the shelter they deserve. Crafted from durable Xenon Sil 1.1 and .9 Noseeum Netting, the Pup Tent ensures your pet remains protected from the elements while maintaining visibility through the mesh front.
- Tailored Design: The 58-inch symmetrical triangle base and 48-inch center inside height provide ample room for your pup to stretch and relax. The two protective back panels shield your pet from various weather conditions, ensuring their comfort and safety.
- Convenient Setup: Attach the Pup Tent directly to your hammock suspension and tuck it conveniently under your tarp. The tie-out points equipped with 1/2-inch Beastee Dee® Rings and the three grosgrain loops allow easy staking to the ground, providing stability and security.
- Adaptable Options: In clear weather, utilize a sturdy tree limb to create a separate cozy haven for your furry companion. The Pup Tent is designed for flexibility and adaptability to suit different outdoor scenarios.
- Thoughtful Inclusions: Your Pup Tent arrives with three tie-out points, three grosgrain loops for direct ground staking, and a practical stuff sack for convenient storage.
- Keep Your Pup Dry: The Pup Tent is made from Xenon Sil 1.1 on the back sides and bottom. This waterproof fabric will keep your pup dry during those rainy nights.
Elevate your pet’s outdoor experience with the DutchWare Pup Tent – a safe and snug sanctuary that harmonizes with nature’s beauty and your pet’s needs.
*Note: P2F patterns will print on the waterproof fabric only. Contact us directly if you’d like the bug net to be printed as well, [email protected]
Specifications:
- Weight: 245g
- Base Measurement: 58-inch symmetrical triangle
- Center Inside Height: 48-inch
- Overall Measurement: 58-inches
- Tie Out Points: 3 with 1/2-inch Beastee Dee® Rings
- Grosgrain Loops: 3 for direct ground staking
- Includes: 1 stuff sack for easy storage
Invite your pup to partake in your outdoor explorations with comfort, security, and style. Embrace the spirit of companionship and adventure with the DutchWare Pup Tent.
DutchWare Pup Tent: Elevate Your Pup's Outdoor Experience with Ultimate Comfort
https://dutchwaregear.com/product/pup-tent/
Experience the joy of sharing outdoor adventures with your beloved pup while offering them their very own haven – the DutchWare Pup Tent. Designed with both your canine friend's comfort and your peace of mind in mind, this innovative tent redefines pet-friendly camping.
Key Features:
Dedicated Canine Shelter: Give your furry friend the shelter they deserve. Crafted from durable Xenon Sil 1.1 and Nano Noseeum Bug Netting, the Pup Tent ensures your pet remains protected from the elements while maintaining visibility through the mesh front.
Tailored Design: The 58-inch symmetrical triangle base and 48-inch center inside height provide ample room for your pup to stretch and relax. The two protective back panels shield your pet from various weather conditions, ensuring their comfort and safety.
Convenient Setup: Attach the Pup Tent directly to your hammock suspension and tuck it conveniently under your tarp. The tie-out points equipped with 1/2-inch Beastee Dee® Rings and the three grosgrain loops allow easy staking to the ground, providing stability and security.
Adaptable Options: In clear weather, utilize a sturdy tree limb to create a separate cozy haven for your furry companion. The Pup Tent is designed for flexibility and adaptability to suit different outdoor scenarios.
Thoughtful Inclusions: Your Pup Tent arrives with three tie-out points, three grosgrain loops for direct ground staking, and a practical stuff sack for convenient storage.
Elevate your pet's outdoor experience with the DutchWare Pup Tent – a safe and snug sanctuary that harmonizes with nature's beauty and your pet's needs.
*Note: P2F patterns will print on the waterproof fabric only. Contact us directly if you'd like the bug net to be printed as well, [email protected]
Specifications:
Weight: 245g
Base Measurement: 58-inch symmetrical triangle
Center Inside Height: 48-inch
Overall Measurement: 58-inches
Tie Out Points: 3 with 1/2-inch Beastee Dee® Rings
Grosgrain Loops: 3 for direct ground staking
Includes: 1 stuff sack for easy storage
Invite your pup to partake in your outdoor explorations with comfort, security, and style. Embrace the spirit of companionship and adventure with the DutchWare Pup Tent.
Peace, Dutch
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Additional information
| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
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| SKU | DUT141 |
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cdebrigard –
Whats the weight? The description states 188g but the additional info tab states 274.7. Is the 274 a gram weight? Which is it?
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Dave Gantz (verified owner) –
188g. The typo has been corrected.
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marcuslaponse –
What are the dimensions of the tent in the stuff sack?
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Carolyn –
It compacts down to about 4×7
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jrandallswanson (verified owner) –
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I’ve now taken this tent on two overnight trips totaling 10 nights. I still wish it came in small sizes because it has a decent sized footprint, but also it seems tall and sags a little. I don’t like the stretchable bungee used to hold the tent up because it slips through the small black adjuster so the first couple of nights it wold be sitting on my dog and I would have to tighten it. Would work a lot better with a non-stretchy rope which I plan on placing it with. Also, we had a terribly windy night and one of the corners is starting to rip from all the flapping. It will be an easy fix, but its only been 10 nights. That being said my dog loves it. After I set it up she stand next to it so I will let her in and then she just chills in it. Gives her a place of her own and doesn’t get my gear wet/dirty.
Original post: My first small concern about it is that I wish it came in different sizes. It’s a little big for the type of dogs I get.
However, I am about to take my dog on her maiden backpacking trip. Set it up last night with my hammock, let the dog in, and she pawed it gently and it ripped down the seam about 1 foot. I don’t expect it to be as tough as her kennel, but she barely touched it. Luckily my neighbor can sew and was gracious enough to fix it for me. Hope it stays up for the night this week!
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roocraw4d –
Is this available in colours other than black?
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ron.vandever –
My dog is an 80lb german Shepard. Would this pup tent fit him?
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Carolyn –
Yes he will fit in the pup tent. The border collie in the picture is about 40-45lbs.
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rsebille1203 (verified owner) –
Bought this originally for her little sister… but big sis always gets her way so she took over. Going to have to order a second one here soon.
Does a great job of not overheating the dog (Siberian husky) in 80+ degree weather in the sun and keeps the annoying bugs off her while she snoozes.
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gerdescm –
Are there any plans to offer a smaller version? I ask because I have a 70 lb dog, no need for a shelter big enough for a 140 lb dog.
My primary concern is the height. It looks like it’s very tall and may not be easy to suspend taught if I’m having to hang my hammocks on the low side (which is common if I need the tarp to be near the ground and wide for a double hammock setup).
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Carolyn –
We do not have any plans to make this in a varied size. The dog that we have pictured in the pup tent is a blonde border collie that weighs about 40lbs. If you find that you need to go a bit lower you can always hang the pup tent from the tarp suspension instead of the hammock suspension.
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RichieRich2008 –
There are so many patterns which is cool but I’d like to try and find the one that closest matches the camo from the dyneema tarp. Even if the pattern ain’t the same, I’d like the colors to be as close as possible. Any suggestions?
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Customer Service –
Substrate Stalker gets you close, but of course, will not be a perfect match.
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jennaecox (verified owner) –
Just received my Pup Tent today! I set it up in my backyard as a test run and my 75lb GSD went right in. She loves it. While this is advertised as a tent to go under your hammock I decided to see if it would hold up without one. I used 3 small stakes to stake it out and ties the top cord to a small branch. It works.
It is definitely roomy enough and the bug netting worked very well. The ship time was super fast.
A couple things I would say to the company:
*It is very loose even when tied up and out to the max. The sides do not stretch they sort of flop inward so when the dog is turning around it is getting touched by the sides at every turn and for a more playful dog invites playtime and trying to play with the loose fabric.
*Offering 3 small stakes with your tent would be amazing!
* The top cord is very stretchy and elastic. I will be replacing it with a stiffer cord before our trip. As well as possibly looking into a better draw clip the string goes into..as this one doesn’t have a great hold when pressure is applied.
* I would love to see a freestanding option. We bring our hammocks and a tent while backpacking just in case there’s no hammock options. If this could be both options in one it would really be amazing.
*Considering how small you can roll this tent up to the stuff sack seems oversized. When rolled up and compressed it fits well in a 3rd of the bag provided. (Maybe a way for the company to save some fabric and $)
Overall I like it so far. The real test will be in a couple weeks when we go backpacking for 6 days. I think it will hold up and plan on another review after our trip.
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Trip Dabney (verified owner) –
Within one hour of receiving this product I had it set up and began to use it for my 100lb German Shepard. He immediately fell in love with the tent however it was a bit of a tight fit. He frequently shuffled around which lead to tears and punctures in the floor of the tent. We proceeded to hit the trail for a week long adventure. Being able to pack the tent down to a small light weight meant the dog could carry it which was a load off my back. The tent withstood heavy rain on the two sides and all the seams managed to stay intact throughout windy and wet weather. It would be nice if it came with some light weight steaks but it’s not a deal breaker. Another feature that would be nice would be a way to pin back the door panel. I also got rid of the bungie cord because it was difficult to maintain tension on the walls of the tent when strung up under my hammock or a low branch on a tree. I was a bit displeased that after a week on trail the floor of the tent was completely destroyed due to rips and tears in the material despite the use of multiple blankets and foam padding. The floor of the tent would benefit from a thicker material like what a tent footprint is made of. This tent may be more suitable for smaller light weight breads but not so much for an extra large dog.
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Dan Mayland (verified owner) –
I’m love this pup tent for my 85lb 9mo GSD! He loved it as well and it kept him dry and close to me all night on a weekend backpacking trip that had plenty of rain. I’m so thrilled I found this tent for my doggo!
One suggestion though Dutch…!!
Please add an option for a lightweight dog bed or down blanket that clips into each corner on the inside with buckles that will keep it in place. The packable down blanket I took ended up wadded in the corner due to movement of my dog and didn’t provide any warmth or bedding for a moving dog. I would recommend some material that’s light but won’t slip on the silpoly material. Otherwise great product! Thanks Dutch!
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amandamccleery (verified owner) –
The good: My two dogs (90lb akita/rott & 55lb spaniel) can sleep together comfortably in the pup tent, and they indicate to go in to the pup tent when the mosquitoes come out. Packs down very small and light.
The bad: the floor material is far too flimsy to withstand dog claws and ground debris, and the corners with tent stake loops are not reinforced, so the tent material tears easily after minimal use. Condura type fabric might be better for the pup tent floor, or perhaps a removable bathtub floor. Stretchy cord at the top of the tent doesn’t stay taught.
I love the idea and hope a version 2.0 pup tent comes out soon!
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Greg Wheat (verified owner) –
Got this for my 120 lb Lab mix ( Sam ) who likes to join me in the woods. Plan to use it on an upcoming week long backpacking trip and Sam will be carrying it in his pack. Sam must have known that this was his bling as he grabbed the package when it was delivered and did not want to give it up.
Well made and simple to set up. Wish there were some color options.
I recommend adding a couple of tie backs for keeping the skeeter netting out of the way when the netting is unzipped. I will be adding some as it looks like it will be a easy DIY hack.
I did cut an old CCF pad to fit inside that I will have to carry so Sam will have some insulation under him when he is in the tent.
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Jim Bohannon –
I see a giant gear stash and a place to sit and each lucky charms out of my UL “dog” bowl.
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Ron Walker (verified owner) –
This is both question and review. Just back from five nights on the the trail with my 57 pound mutt. The pup tent had plenty of room for my dog and my 70 L pack (which my dog likes to nest against) and my dog’s saddle bags. Also fit in a piece of blue pad for my dog to keep warm on. It worked as hoped. I’d buy it again. But . . .
I could have fit in a whole other fifty pound dog (especially in the cool spring weather when they want to curl up). I say that because it would be great to have another size option. Perhaps about 6 inches less length on each side would make setup easier, reduce the weight, and certainly still fit my dog. Then I could have my tarp ridge line a bit lower if I wanted, and also I wouldn’t have to be worried about rain getting in the the corners of the tent where, because of the size of the tent, the mesh is a bit exposed if the wind changes direction at all. This is especially true if I have to have my tarp high enough to accommodate the 48″ height of the tent. I did get some rain in the pup tent because of that. Not a disaster, but I think fixable by having a smaller tent.
As Greg suggested, netting tie backs might be a worthwhile inclusion.
Not sure what to think about having more solid wall and less mesh, as rockclmb suggested. More solid wall is good in colder weather, fore sure, but maybe not so great in hot weather. Maybe some way of attaching a solid door for the colder trips? Snaps?
So I guess my question was gonna be “Are you able to take these suggestions into consideration when making version 2 of the pup tent.” I don’t really need an answer to that, but it will be interesting to watch how this tent evolves. I am really glad you are making it. It is a welcome addition to my dog’s kit.
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jau1776 (verified owner) –
Love the idea. I think this is great for the right dog(s). My mutt was too goofy to enjoy it and ended up scratching at the netting and tore it up. It’s totally my fault and my dog’s, the product itself is standard Dutchware (excellent). I highly recommend this product, but again, make sure your fuzzy friend isn’t a panic-y escape artist.
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mvboecking –
Any ETA on the free-standing version, and whether those in Canada can get one?
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Carolyn –
I do not have a specific eta however if you email me at [email protected] I would be happy to price one out for you.
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smcguire36 –
How big a dog will fit in this pup tent? I have two dogs, 65 lbs and 85 lbs. I don’t think the bigger one would fit in this.
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Carolyn –
It is a decent size tent that I would say a Golden would fit in if that gives you an idea for size. We did have one seamstress sit in the pup tent as a joke and she is about 5’7″ tall. The dog that is featured in the photos is a blonde border collie that is about l40lbs.
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jlhart68 –
How can the height be 58″ when the triangular sides are 58″ on each side. Geometrically four triangles with 58″ sides will not be 58″ high in the center. I expect the height is closer to 47.4″
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Carolyn –
These are the outside measurements however we will be updating what the inside measurements will be from the center floor to the top.
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Ron Walker –
Hey Dutch, Just double checking the size of the pup tent. I think it is described as 58″ per side (an equilateral triangular prism of 58″ per side). 58″ seems big to me, nearly 5 feet. Is that the correct measurement? Anyway, love the idea. Glad you went with three-sided, not four. I’ll be buying one when the pole add-on gets settled into place.
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Carolyn –
Yes that is an outside dimension and we will be updating the inside dimensions from center floor to the top for you.
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paradox2222 –
I meant to ask a question, not leave a review, my apoloigies!
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Carolyn –
It is a zipper that can be closed or left open.
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rockclmb (verified owner) –
Nice Pup, dog tent. Just wish it had, almost a solid door, instead of all bug screen. Still kind of cool out, for my couch dog, ;-). And hard to have the tarp too low, with the pup tent, under it. Maybe 3 or 6, little places (Tabs) to put cord, down lower, on the 3 seams. ( A foot or 2 from the point) To tie up the above part, of pup tent.. Just a thought. Instead of the peak. But I like it, for being so light. Only car camped, so far. Ready to try it out on the trails. Oh, I have a 50 pound Jack Russel Terrier. Lots of room for him. He is always turning around, for the better sleeping positions 😉
Jeff
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bmxmaster909 –
Do we have an ETA on when poles will be added to make this free standing?
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Carolyn –
We don’t however can make it happen if you need this option available. Please email us at [email protected]
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Brandon Williams (verified owner) –
So using my pup tent this weekend my dog Ryno loves it. It’s way way less weight than my previous set up for him which I love.
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