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the bulb i got is a energy saving 175w and it says its the inequivalent to a normal 250w , wount be using the lamp much its there if i need it , the dog is quite happy in her box for now any way

better to have one just incase, than not have one at all.

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ComPlete waste of time are the tubular heaters. Get a 250 w heat lamp and put a 150w low energy lamp in. Cost the same to run as the tubular heater but much better for the dogs. Drys them quicker and

Yea but there no cheaper to run than a heat lamp so IMO there is no point using one. Once you use heat lamps you'll never use anything else. I got mine of the net for about £15/20 each.

i treid a tube heater a few year back,,,, i took it back to argos,,,, theres more heat in a fart,,, you need to nearly touch them to feel any warmth,,, waste of money.   on the flip side you can st

i think that she prob could do fine thro the winter without the heat lamp provided she is dry etc , but want it there so it can go on when needs be, like i said put it on last night to test it out and she didnt bother just went in her sleeping box as normal

 

just out of interest what do you lot use as bedding for your dogs and how often do you need change it

 

i got a quilt in for mine , do any of you use natural bedding hay etc and do you put it deep so they can bury into it or just couple of inches ?

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i think that she prob could do fine thro the winter without the heat lamp provided she is dry etc , but want it there so it can go on when needs be, like i said put it on last night to test it out and she didnt bother just went in her sleeping box as normal

 

just out of interest what do you lot use as bedding for your dogs and how often do you need change it

 

i got a quilt in for mine , do any of you use natural bedding hay etc and do you put it deep so they can bury into it or just couple of inches ?

 

 

mine sleep on the coals :laugh: :laugh: :thumbs: shredded paper

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i think that she prob could do fine thro the winter without the heat lamp provided she is dry etc , but want it there so it can go on when needs be, like i said put it on last night to test it out and she didnt bother just went in her sleeping box as normal

 

just out of interest what do you lot use as bedding for your dogs and how often do you need change it

 

i got a quilt in for mine , do any of you use natural bedding hay etc and do you put it deep so they can bury into it or just couple of inches ?

 

 

mine sleep on the coals :laugh: :laugh: :thumbs: shredded paper

 

:laugh: :laugh:

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