New Kennel+Run For This Twat.

[forest of dean redneck 11,780]

Had same problem with my old shepherd lurcher bitch. In the end I put her on a chain and gave her blue barrel full of straw.she didn't chew the barrel funnily enough.

[bird 10,013]

  On 13/11/2014 at 13:49, tb25 said:

eny resont pics of him ray???

he similar to this, prob 2-3 lb lighter

 

[lurcherman 887 13,282]

White vinegar

[Sweeney 316]

  On 13/11/2014 at 13:47, bird said:

 

  On 13/11/2014 at 13:39, skycat said:

 

It isn't fair to muzzle a dog all the time it is in the kennel: it needs to itch itself, groom itself, not to mention drinking when it needs to. Even a basket type muzzle won't really allow a dog to drink properly. I feel for you as I've had a couple of terriers the same way inclined. In the end I made sure they had large willow branches to chew on at all times: that did the trick, and willow isn't dangerous at all, quite the opposite. Failing that, if the dog feels frustrated at being confined, get it a giant dog wheel to run on: only joking!

its either new kennel breeze block more money, or muzzle him see how it goes with it . like said he as a lot of exercise +well worked and beef bones . carnt say he not pacified .

Ohh here she is, always got something to say this one. Writes a poxy book and knows it all lol ray it looks cracking mate, and if you want to muzzle YOUR dog then you do that pal. Don't pay any attention to that old bat, nobody knows a dog better than its owner

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

  On 13/11/2014 at 16:35, Sweeney said:

 

  On 13/11/2014 at 13:47, bird said:

 

  On 13/11/2014 at 13:39, skycat said:

 

It isn't fair to muzzle a dog all the time it is in the kennel: it needs to itch itself, groom itself, not to mention drinking when it needs to. Even a basket type muzzle won't really allow a dog to drink properly. I feel for you as I've had a couple of terriers the same way inclined. In the end I made sure they had large willow branches to chew on at all times: that did the trick, and willow isn't dangerous at all, quite the opposite. Failing that, if the dog feels frustrated at being confined, get it a giant dog wheel to run on: only joking!

its either new kennel breeze block more money, or muzzle him see how it goes with it . like said he as a lot of exercise +well worked and beef bones . carnt say he not pacified .

Ohh here she is, always got something to say this one. Writes a poxy book and knows it all lol ray it looks cracking mate, and if you want to muzzle YOUR dog then you do that pal. Don't pay any attention to that old bat, nobody knows a dog better than its owner

So you think it is fair to keep a dog kennelled and muzzled 20+ hours a day? Wow.

 

People are just making a few suggestions to him ?

[oldred58 340]

Try puting some lead behind his left ear

[bird 10,013]

  On 13/11/2014 at 17:39, oldred58 said:

Try puting some lead behind his left ear

its tempting mate ive got a 686 12g lol, might have to go back to brick if I carnt stop him.

[fluff 409]

i remember whin telling me about about the beaver cross bull terrier you had he liked a chew at a kennel hope buck is not as bad as the terrier cross whin told me about ,

[nothernlite 18,089]

Bird fair play to you for sticking by him must be hard no being cheeky but is that no a young mans dog needs to be out constant good luck mate

[bobcullen79 1,495]

  On 13/11/2014 at 16:35, Sweeney said:

 

  On 13/11/2014 at 13:47, bird said:

 

  On 13/11/2014 at 13:39, skycat said:

It isn't fair to muzzle a dog all the time it is in the kennel: it needs to itch itself, groom itself, not to mention drinking when it needs to. Even a basket type muzzle won't really allow a dog to drink properly. I feel for you as I've had a couple of terriers the same way inclined. In the end I made sure they had large willow branches to chew on at all times: that did the trick, and willow isn't dangerous at all, quite the opposite. Failing that, if the dog feels frustrated at being confined, get it a giant dog wheel to run on: only joking!

its either new kennel breeze block more money, or muzzle him see how it goes with it . like said he as a lot of exercise +well worked and beef bones . carnt say he not pacified .

Ohh here she is, always got something to say this one. Writes a poxy book and knows it all lol ray it looks cracking mate, and if you want to muzzle YOUR dog then you do that pal. Don't pay any attention to that old bat, nobody knows a dog better than its owner

 

THL at its best.. Let me read your book and I`ll give you an honest opinion.. Theres a reason pounds are brick built, its so bored dogs dont chew them down or have to be muzzled 20+ hours, but what do I know, mines is only a pup that doesnt chew its pen.

[Flacko 1,755]

Board or stop beads on your corners mesh on ply surfaces or failing that me and my lads build you brick and block one bird

Sweeney that was a bit harsh mate atb Flacko .

[bird 10,013]

  On 13/11/2014 at 18:10, nothernlite said:

Bird fair play to you for sticking by him must be hard no being cheeky but is that no a young mans dog needs to be out constant good luck mate

your right he is very full on type dog, and he prob keeping me that much more fitter,out 3 hours every day and work him. but prob having the other type kennel b/b might have been better long term,might have change back.

[Night Walker 591]

Just get some galv sheets and line the inside with them up to about 30inches high, it does get cold to the touch but if you got plenty of straw or bedding it will be fine, I'm sure he don't feel the cold much anyway? He won't chew through galv sheets end of problem

[zigzag dan 784]

Ray its bloody frustrating , the brindle bull x I had ate his kennel , I covered it with a mix of chilli , mustard , etc ..............he ate it and stood there licking his lips and wagging his tail , so I muzzled him ...............he got it off and ate it ! He did eventually stop it ..............but was then killed out lamping !!!

[bird 10,013]

  On 13/11/2014 at 19:24, Night Walker said:

Just get some galv sheets and line the inside with them up to about 30inches high, it does get cold to the touch but if you got plenty of straw or bedding it will be fine, I'm sure he don't feel the cold much anyway? He won't chew through galv sheets end of problem

thanks mate ,might try them sound about right, you right he don't feel the cold much got good coat thick skin on him,