Buying A Kennel ??

[saintmikeoldcorn 7]

Hi

I'm new to this forum. So sorry if it's been spoke about before.

I'm just wondering where people have purchased their kennels from. I'm looking to buy one in the next few months but I'm reluctant to buy from the internet. Cheers

[Onlyworkmatters 1,584]

What type do you want, theres loads of different types

[Shaddy93 840]

Depends what your after mate, I find galvanised runs are fine aslong as you use a good Wooden box for warmth just type in galvanised kennel panels, or if you want a wooden kennel for warmth although there easy to chew and if you don't keep on top they tend to smell very quickly,

[Neal 1,862]

I can recommend Timberbuild. Excellent build quality and service. I put down about six paving slabs in a flat area in the garden, went to work and came back to find it all built and ready for the dogs to move in. Still waterproof several years on, though they're now house dogs, but it comes in handy when I'm either away for the night or they come back from a walk a tad muddy!

[The one 8,474]

As above what you after ? , i bought a wooden kennel and run cost me another £100 to get it delivered here but its better built than the 8x 6 shed i paid more for the week before

[DEERMAN 1,020]

Is Reeves Kennels still going ?

[saintmikeoldcorn 7]

Will be wanting a kennel and a run suitable for a lurcher or two. Will be sitting it on a concrete pad with a drain one edge to wash away waste into the man hole. Not sure weather to buy one or build a run with a separate bed area. Or buy one of those wooden ones. Cheers everyone

[Moja 111]

All I say is make sure you get a good block built first and decent drains. Done right last a life time and that way it don't matter what you put on it timber block tiled walls ect. But I'd make sure you do that bit right

[saintmikeoldcorn 7]

Yea my old man is a ground worker so he's going to sort me out. Cheers