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Im just starting my new kennals.

 

Im building the kennal block out of solid concrete blocks then going to get some galvanised pannals for the runs.

 

Has anybody got any advice for me before i start building??

Pictures would help aswell, any advice would be very much apprciated.

 

Thanks

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Hi mate

 

Why not build the whole set up out of blocks, dividing runs and all, be cheaper than galv runs long term and it'll help tie in the rest of the structure. Thats how mine are built and it suits me fine. One bit of advice, try and find the sewer line and or manhole nearest to the new kennells. At the fron end of your runs ( where your run floors should be graded to) make a channell in the concrete using troughing, run this to your nearest shit pipe/ manhole, tap it straight in, bobs your uncle and fanny's your uncle berts girlfriend !! :thumbs:

 

Save you Shitloads of work longterm (excuse the pun :icon_redface: )

 

Hope it helps mate.

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BOOTCHA + lEEC - Do you have pics of your kennals??

 

And when they are built out of all block doesnt that make it rather dark in them?? also have you put a roof on the outside run??

 

Thanks

 

JF1970 - Thanks for pics, they look good, but differnt to how i plan to do mine really, im hoping to put about 4/5 pens in a row

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BOOTCHA + lEEC - Do you have pics of your kennals??

 

And when they are built out of all block doesnt that make it rather dark in them?? also have you put a roof on the outside run??

 

Thanks

 

JF1970 - Thanks for pics, they look good, but differnt to how i plan to do mine really, im hoping to put about 4/5 pens in a row

My kennels are 5 in a row, block all round, drainage to the front and into the septic tank, raised benches in the back inside sleeping quarters, zinc roofing sheets with clear ones every other so not dark at all. But you must have ventilation at the back of runs to allow clean air to enter, circulate and remove the stale air, without causing draughts, theres nothing that'll set a dog back thats recovering from working injuries than a f@ckin draughty kennel, fresh air yes, lots of it, droaughts, No.

My next project is to find some decent working dogs to put in the bloody kennels.lol :blink:

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heres mine mate hope it helps

 

 

Nice set up mate, plenty of fresh air without the draughts, choice of in to sleep or out in the warm weather, I've lived in worst myself !! :blink:

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