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#1 Kennel from Hell
The Attitude Era has a fond place in the hearts of wrestling fans but when people reminisce about that special time in the WWE, the image of dogs defecating at ring-side while Al Snow and Big Bossman wrestled in the middle of the ring is not what immediately comes to mind.
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The first, and thankfully, only kennel from hell took place at Unforgiven 1999 and was the culmination of a feud that featured Al Snow feeding Big Bossman his dead dog as a pepper steak.
The match was effectively a cage match, but with one ingenious twist- there were also dogs surrounding the ringside. To win the match, the wrestler must first get out of the ring, and then get past the vicious dogs and escape the cage. The only problem was, the dogs weren't remotely interested in the match and spent the whole time making a mess of the ringside.
