Ruff Tough Kennels is starting up a Pro Staff. I am honored to have been asked by Doug and Lyle to help organize and run the pro staff. We are looking for people in the hunting, dog training and dog show business to help us promote the awesome kennel and other products.
A little about me and how I met Doug and Lyle. For 15 years I served as a NASCAR Official in the safety department. I traveled to each race and did inspections on the cars and drivers safety equipment. We also analyzed test data and performed tests on things like, seats, seat belts, helmets and many other safety items. During my time I learned a lot about interpreting data and how tests should be performed. May 1, 2015 I was in a bad accident. Totaled my truck and had a cheep kennel in the back. The kennel was empty but was broke into many pieces. I decided then I wanted the best kennel I could buy for my dog as I replaced my damaged one. I looked at several kennels and used my safety knowledge to pick the safest kennel on the market. That decision lead me to a Ruff Tough Kennel. As I looked at the Ruff Tough and compared it to others it had the best all around design out there. There were others that were more rigid, higher priced and had crazy advertising. But the bottom line the Ruff Tough had everything I wanted. It had a great design, 6 point locking door, D ring tie downs, and basically indestructible body. The most important thing Ruff Tough had was a little give in the body of the kennel. There is just enough give to transfer bad G energy away from the dog yet retain its overall integrity. If a kennel is to solid and a dog gets thrown around inside it there is no way to dissipate the negative G force. The dog then retains it in there body core and that is what injures body organs. This is the same principle of a helmet. There is a lining of foam to absorb the energy at impact. Without the give of the lining you have injuries. The give and flex in a Ruff Tough Kennel works the same way. So after deciding to buy a Ruff Tough I talked to Doug, told him my thoughts on how good his product was, and here we are today.
I will be posting instructions for becoming a Ruff Tough Pro Staffer on Ruff Tough Kennel's Facebook page in the near future. We hope to have several quality individuals spread around the country that can help us promote the safest and highest quality kennel on the market. If your interested in this opportunity, like Ruff Tough Kennels Facebook page and follow the future instructions.
Thank you,
Rick Noble
Pro Staff Manager
Ruff Tough Kennels
A little about me and how I met Doug and Lyle. For 15 years I served as a NASCAR Official in the safety department. I traveled to each race and did inspections on the cars and drivers safety equipment. We also analyzed test data and performed tests on things like, seats, seat belts, helmets and many other safety items. During my time I learned a lot about interpreting data and how tests should be performed. May 1, 2015 I was in a bad accident. Totaled my truck and had a cheep kennel in the back. The kennel was empty but was broke into many pieces. I decided then I wanted the best kennel I could buy for my dog as I replaced my damaged one. I looked at several kennels and used my safety knowledge to pick the safest kennel on the market. That decision lead me to a Ruff Tough Kennel. As I looked at the Ruff Tough and compared it to others it had the best all around design out there. There were others that were more rigid, higher priced and had crazy advertising. But the bottom line the Ruff Tough had everything I wanted. It had a great design, 6 point locking door, D ring tie downs, and basically indestructible body. The most important thing Ruff Tough had was a little give in the body of the kennel. There is just enough give to transfer bad G energy away from the dog yet retain its overall integrity. If a kennel is to solid and a dog gets thrown around inside it there is no way to dissipate the negative G force. The dog then retains it in there body core and that is what injures body organs. This is the same principle of a helmet. There is a lining of foam to absorb the energy at impact. Without the give of the lining you have injuries. The give and flex in a Ruff Tough Kennel works the same way. So after deciding to buy a Ruff Tough I talked to Doug, told him my thoughts on how good his product was, and here we are today.
I will be posting instructions for becoming a Ruff Tough Pro Staffer on Ruff Tough Kennel's Facebook page in the near future. We hope to have several quality individuals spread around the country that can help us promote the safest and highest quality kennel on the market. If your interested in this opportunity, like Ruff Tough Kennels Facebook page and follow the future instructions.
Thank you,
Rick Noble
Pro Staff Manager
Ruff Tough Kennels
