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    Great setup what type of plywood did use to make the dog houses ?

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    fun thread...lets keep em comming...

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    I use heavy duty O rings on the axles and D rings from fall protection setups on all my setups no quick links, bull snaps or small O rings all solid connections with cold chucks that i tack weld after pressed. I learned the hard headed way in my early years keeping bulldogs i lost more then a few because of quick licks, bull snaps and wore out O rings.

    All my chains are 10ft takes up yard space but i feel that these hounds would die to please me so i can give them a desent area to live.

    When i started the yard area was thick with large trees and under growth i put alot of hours into cleaning out the area. I spread crushed rock on the spots about twice a year its cuts down the dust when its dry and the mud when its wet and makes waste clean up easy. I use blue barrels for the hard keepers who like to chew the wood houses.


    Its not Rebal Kennels or Bulldog Barn

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eliman View Post
    I use heavy duty O rings on the axles and D rings from fall protection setups on all my setups no quick links, bull snaps or small O rings all solid connections with cold chucks that i tack weld after pressed. I learned the hard headed way in my early years keeping bulldogs i lost more then a few because of quick licks, bull snaps and wore out O rings.

    All my chains are 10ft takes up yard space but i feel that these hounds would die to please me so i can give them a desent area to live.

    When i started the yard area was thick with large trees and under growth i put alot of hours into cleaning out the area. I spread crushed rock on the spots about twice a year its cuts down the dust when its dry and the mud when its wet and makes waste clean up easy. I use blue barrels for the hard keepers who like to chew the wood houses.


    Its not Rebal Kennels or Bulldog Barn
    I love the lay out of your yard.Great job.

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    Above ground 10X10 kennel on a 11X11 treated and sealed wood platform i strap the kennel to the platform with 1" PVC pipe straps so it can't be moved.


    Now this brood box isn't pretty but it is built to withstand bulldogs and last it will be around for awhile. It is insulated with built in heat lamp and fan both controlled by dimmer switches and a double pane plexiglass viewing window on the side so i can keep and eye on but not disturb a whelping gyp.


    Night shot


    Inside unfinished shot i use 3" PVC pipe as puppy guards.


    Again not pretty but functions safely

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eliman View Post
    Above ground 10X10 kennel on a 11X11 treated and sealed wood platform i strap the kennel to the platform with 1" PVC pipe straps so it can't be moved.


    Now this brood box isn't pretty but it is built to withstand bulldogs and last it will be around for awhile. It is insulated with built in heat lamp and fan both controlled by dimmer switches and a double pane plexiglass viewing window on the side so i can keep and eye on but not disturb a whelping gyp.


    Night shot


    Inside unfinished shot i use 3" PVC pipe as puppy guards.


    Again not pretty but functions safely
    Nice!!! Thanks for sharing.

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    Hi new to the forum, here's a quick look at some of the dogs on my yard.

    http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8WG1mQowY0M

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    Some good looking dogs you got there, Macker

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    Cheers milky, just some of the young dogs I have. They're coming on nicely for me.

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    CA JACK
    What size are barrels you use for the houses??? In litres??

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