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im building a dog kennel and need to corner pieces, ,does anyone know ehere to find them?

December 16th, 2009

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I have checked home depot, lowes and farm supply stores, and evenlooked online, can someone help me find them?? they are a corner for a dog kennel with one shaft up and 2 that receive the top 2 posts, for a 3 way connector

Building a Dog Kennel Quickly

December 16th, 2009

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If you decide to build a kennel for your dog, I want you to know that is not that hard to do. If you have some time and will, you will do it fast. It will take you just a few hours to build a quality one. In this article you will find some ideas on how to build your own dog kennel.

The size and the style of the kennel

Dog Kennel Plans – Building a Dog Kennel

December 13th, 2009

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My wife and I recently adopted a four year old sheepdog from a local farmer who was selling up and leaving the area. I love sheepdogs, they are so intelligent and this one was no exception. There was a problem though, the dog just did not like being in the house for any length of time obviously preferring the yard.

A call to our old friend the farmer confirmed my suspicions; the dog had always slept outside in a part of a small outhouse.

DIY Disasters – How Not to Build a Dog Kennel

December 11th, 2009

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Several years ago a friend who owned an outside dog enlisted my help to build a dog house. We had little woodworking experience so decided to keep it simple but versatile, keeping the dog comfortable in the heat and humidity in summer and the cold and snow in winter.

We measured the dog and drew a very rough plan that would be large enough that she could stand, turn around and lie down, but small enough that she would be warm in the winter. How difficult could building a dog kennel be? We used untreated 2″x4″ wood (the chemicals used in treated wood are toxic to dogs), exterior grade plywood, deck nails, roofing nails, shingles, a hammer, drill and saw.

Do You Need a Dog Kennel Fence?

December 9th, 2009

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There’s nothing better then coming home from work only to find that your dog has gotten into yours or your neighbors trash and has scattered garbage up and down the street. Or even better is finding your favorite lawn chair or a pair of sandals all chewed up in the backyard. And there is no worse feeling then finding out your dog got out and either ran away or ran out into the street only to get hit by a car. If you do not have a fenced yard or your dog easily escapes from your backyard then it may be time to install that dog kennel fence. Putting one together is not hard and will go along ways towards keeping your four legged friend safe. In fact if you have a big tree in your backyard you can build your dog kennel around it, giving your dog shade during the hot summer months. Fencing for a dog kennel can be bought at any home improvement or pet store and is relatively inexpensive. When you take the plunge and start planning your dog kennel you will need to lay out the perimeter in your yard. Take measurements to figure out how much fence will be needed. Dog kennel fence comes in rolls starting at 50 feet up to 100 feet. You will also need to decide how high you want your kennel fence to be. If you have a small dog that doesn’t jump very high then a shorter fence will do. For bigger dogs 5 to 6 foot high fences are needed. The other thing to think about when buying your material is how smart is your dog. There are dogs out there that can figure out how to climb a fence and get out of their yard or kennel. If this is something your dog has shown some ability to do you might consider a dog kennel fence with smaller holes or put a roof over the kennel. A dog kennel is of little use if your dog can easily get out. The safety of your dog is the primary reason for building a dog kennel fence, but the peace of mind for you, his owner, knowing that he is safe when you are not home is also worth a lot.

All About Dog Kennels

November 21st, 2009

A dog kennel is a great way for your dog or dogs to spend time outside without chains or tied but still secure and safe. This allows your beloved pets to see what is going on around them while still giving them plenty of room to run about and move around freely. A kennel keeps your pet safe and out of danger as well as keeping them from endangering others even if they are aggressive. This gives the owner peace of mind. Dogs are great escape artists and even with a completely fenced yard, they sometimes find ways to escape. Tying a dog up is a worry because everyone has read of incidents where they accidentally become tangled up or hang themselves, which is a frightening thought. Dog kennels also reduce your dog’s change of getting into a fight with another dog, contacting diseases or being poisoned. Unlike a cage, where the dog has very little room, dog kennels provide your pet with enough space to exercise, see the sights and enjoy some fresh air safely.

Dog Kennels and Their Know How

November 19th, 2009

Dog kennels are fenced-in enclosures that keep your pet safely contained. Dog kennels may be equipped with a dog house if desired.

A dog kennel is usually situated outdoors. It is ideally an enclosure that keeps your dog confined, secured, and safe. Dog kennels are commonly square or rectangular areas enclosed by a chain link fence, and they keep dogs away from people and people away from dogs.