
Originally Posted by
Paul
Well, fencing is iffy. Chain link is no problem for a Fila and I know this first hand. They can grab it and pull it off the frame or they will simply break it and squeeze through. All my chain link kennels have welded wire reinforcements, goat panels from tractor supply. Those are my older kennels and you have to make the doors sturdier to becuase the doors on chain link kennels have weak frames and the dogs can push them open enough to get out. Rubber straps, not bungy, pulled tight at three points on the door can work. I currently only buy welded wire kennels and those things have awesome doors and dogs cannot get through them. They are expensive but they work and will last a long time. The cost of a chain link and then the cost to reinforce them ends up being as much or more than a good welded wire kennel. Tractor supply has a good one that is 10x10 and if you can find a wall or building to put it next to you can expand the kennel to 10x20 using the wall as one side of the kennel.
It is amazing how fast people will move with a dog on their arse! LOL LOL LOL Me included.
Oh those windows do make me nervous. I have some dogs that wait for the stranger to get close and then surprise them with barks from hell while making my van wobble and beating on the windows. I can't fault the dogs for doing a good job so keep that in mind. A magnetic sign can be had for cheap these days from a sign shop. A sign saying Stay Back, No Eye Contact, Dog will bite, live animal transport keep away, etc....Might be worth the $25 to have it made if it keeps half the idiots away from your vehicle.
Good luck with the tree sales this year.
Oh yeah, the welded wire kennels will stand by themselves because of the framing. Chain link can only do that if it is 4 panels. If you try and add two panels to make it longer you will need fence post dug into the ground to keep the kennel from collapsing on itself.
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