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Dog cage

billyhead · 2011-04-18 10:22:54

Can anyone suggest a good/affordable sized external dog cage that you could put a dog house in for a rear garden for a medium to large sized dog that I could get on the internet or in person. Would one of these be any good i.e in terms of durability and reliability…

18-04-2011 11:22am

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Can anyone suggest a good/affordable sized external dog cage that you could put a dog house in for a rear garden for a medium to large sized dog that I could get on the internet or in person.

Would one of these be any good i.e in terms of durability and reliability
http://www.sjebbandsons.com/futura-extra-larger-sized-dogruncagepen-636-p.asp

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#2 18-04-2011 8:18pm

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#3 18-04-2011 9:14pm

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The Dog House Boarding Kennels Mullingar - they also supply dog runs. Will travel to any part of the country.

www.goldenpages.ie/dog-house-the-mullingar/1/

www.yelp.ie/biz/the-dog-house-mullingar

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#4 18-04-2011 9:31pm

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A mate of mine got 4 site fences for his rottweiler and the dog has plenty of room,he just made a square out of them.... you can get them for 20 quid each

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#5 19-04-2011 11:19am

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Would anyone know if this would be hard to put together onself. Also if anyone has one similar are they sturdy in windy weather etc.
http://www.sjebbandsons.com/futura-e...epen-636-p.asp

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#6 19-04-2011 11:21am

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It says easy build in the description!

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Did you see this thread from a few weeks ago? Some suggestions there.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=71396903

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#8 19-04-2011 12:23pm

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paultf wrote: »

Did you see this thread from a few weeks ago? Some suggestions there.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=71396903

Thanks Paul. Actualy would it be worth investing in a dog cage if the whole garden is fenced in or would you think its a waste of money. There is a large kennel for the dog in the garden so would that just suffice?

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#9 19-04-2011 12:38pm

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If your garden is fenced in and secure then it would give more space/freedom to your dog. Better than a dog run/cage I think. As long as your dog doesn't dig holes and dig up every flower/plant or worse still jump your fence. What type of dog do you have?

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