Building a new big kennel-yard - Page 2

Nebulosa · 10-07-2010, 21:06

Better say that bandits are very safe outside.

But my fence is very friendly also, I got two neighbors that make me think about the possibility of them are making a silent battle for see who have the most ornated fence, one week I passed there and was a fence with several new stakes, next week the stakes got a eletrical fence together, and now they have a roll of barbed wire, I guess they are trying to make a bunker.

But looking the news I found the solution for wolfdogs...

Thinking well, one of this with nice stakes, eletrical fence with a shinning barbed wire and I got my personal giant bunker... world domination...

Mikael · 13-09-2010, 21:31

Hello again

Now I got my as out of the wagon and started to build on the enclosure again…

I decided not to have a net against the road where the gate and my permanent kennel yard is, because it started to look like a prison

I decided to build a plank in impregnated wood instead, the new plank will also be harder to flee through and over than the fence … I also hope Hronec will not jump on it if there is another big male dog passing

I’m also planing for a big wooden gate, so that I can get cars and trucks in to the yard, and still keep the dogs in when they run and play

The lawn also need´s some light, so that I can train the dogs after work, or see them at all when they go for a run in the yard at winter time ( when it is always dark

)

All in, I have ALLOT to do before the snow fall’s

I will keep you all updated, here are some picks from this weekend…

Best regards / Mikael
　

rivals · 13-09-2010, 21:39

It's looking great! Whenever I end up buying a house I want to find somewhere in a decent location where I can have a really big yard, but that's a few years down the road.

How much time do you have until it starts snowing there?

draggar · 13-09-2010, 21:40

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Originally Posted by rivals

It's looking great! Whenever I end up buying a house I want to find somewhere in a decent location where I can have a really big yard, but that's a few years down the road.

Same here, land is extremely expensive in south Florida, still, for anything over a postage stamp.

Maybe further north someday, central Florida.

Good luck with the fence, too!

rivals · 13-09-2010, 21:45

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Originally Posted by draggar

Same here, land is extremely expensive in south Florida, still, for anything over a postage stamp.

Maybe further north someday, central Florida.

Good luck with the fence, too!

Yeah, sadly I'll be in a similar situation as I'll be in the bay area, CA probably near San Jose. I'm hoping to find a place maybe 20-40 minutes from the city itself or where ever I'm working that'll be a little cheaper due to the distance.

Mikael · 13-09-2010, 21:55

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How much time do you have until it starts snowing there?

Hopefully the first snow storm will come in late November, but night temperature here now is down to +1´C Brrrrrr

But this morning it was +12´C

But I think in the north they already did get a little bit of snow...

Best regards / Mikael

10-07-2010, 21:06	#21
Nebulosa Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Rio Grande do Sul Posts: 1,334	Better say that bandits are very safe outside. But my fence is very friendly also, I got two neighbors that make me think about the possibility of them are making a silent battle for see who have the most ornated fence, one week I passed there and was a fence with several new stakes, next week the stakes got a eletrical fence together, and now they have a roll of barbed wire, I guess they are trying to make a bunker. But looking the news I found the solution for wolfdogs... Thinking well, one of this with nice stakes, eletrical fence with a shinning barbed wire and I got my personal giant bunker... world domination... __________________

13-09-2010, 21:31	#22
Mikael Scandinavian Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Stockholm Posts: 1,089	Hello again Now I got my as out of the wagon and started to build on the enclosure again… I decided not to have a net against the road where the gate and my permanent kennel yard is, because it started to look like a prison I decided to build a plank in impregnated wood instead, the new plank will also be harder to flee through and over than the fence … I also hope Hronec will not jump on it if there is another big male dog passing I’m also planing for a big wooden gate, so that I can get cars and trucks in to the yard, and still keep the dogs in when they run and play The lawn also need´s some light, so that I can train the dogs after work, or see them at all when they go for a run in the yard at winter time ( when it is always dark ) All in, I have ALLOT to do before the snow fall’s I will keep you all updated, here are some picks from this weekend… Best regards / Mikael 　 __________________ _________________________________________________ Hronec, Rasty, Zilja Kennel, Wolfdog of Sweden* http://kennelwolfdogofsweden.vpsite.se/Home.html http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wolfdo...53067971392916

13-09-2010, 21:39	#23
rivals Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: San Luis Obispo, CA Posts: 24	It's looking great! Whenever I end up buying a house I want to find somewhere in a decent location where I can have a really big yard, but that's a few years down the road. How much time do you have until it starts snowing there?