Kennel ideas

[Gaz_Lurcherlad 382]

Just bought our first house and can finally put a permanent block of kennels in , any one got any ideas would rather have it brick/block and run panels than wood We plan to stay here for a while so wood is no good

[Dinosaurs 2,035]

Built my wooden kennels 20+ years ago & there still in good order. Atb

[Gooner 143]

Check out below thread lots of ideas 

 

[jake824 517]

Wooden kennels are fine mate and last years 

[jake824 517]

[Wild-Bill 500]

I built mine block and galvanised fronts and intermediates. I’ve done me boxes out of ply but if I had to do it again I would do the sleeping ares like jakes above they seem faultless to me that type and so much easier to clean. I also like the idea of one them monarch sleeping boxes but they where expensive when I checked I think it was £400 each 

[jake824 517]

They re really easy to keep on top of . I fix the hose to one of the jet wash type soft brushes to clean the plastic once a week and just use a squeegee on the floors. They re indoor anyway but if it does drop really cold they have heat lamps above the beds

[jake824 517]

It’s surprising how much the cold will pull the weight off a dog . 

[bunnyboiler 1,052]

Igz of here has recently had some brick kennels built he might put a few pics up for you to have a look ATB B.B. 

[Igz 1,445]

A few pics of mine. Drainage at the front of the runs and sleep box at the back. Rubber floor with a few blankets and what not and heat lamp for good measure when it drops to a few degrees

[Igz 1,445]

Lift up lid on some hinges on the sleep box so easy enough to clean out if needed but I don’t bother as I don’t use straw. Atb Igz

Edited January 21, 2020 by Igz

[Gaz_Lurcherlad 382]

19 minutes ago, Igz said:

A few pics of mine. Drainage at the front of the runs and sleep box at the back. Rubber floor with a few blankets and what not and heat lamp for good measure when it drops to a few degrees

That’s what I was looking at something like that , I’ve got the bricks and blocks already and the railings do you need planning or not for a brick kennel atb gaz will be for 2 lurchers and a Terrier 

[Igz 1,445]

Both mine are kennelled together but that’s as I left young dog in there from pup and still plenty of room but I’ll separate them this summer as he’s a bit older and settled. You don’t need planning mate there’s just a few rules you have to stick to. Think no higher than 3 metres off the ground although mine finished just a touch over about 3.2 and something to do with the boundries. If you look it up on google it will tell you all you need to know. Anything else I can help with just give me a shout. Atb Igz

[bird 9,863]

nice set up igz,  as long as beds off the floor, and in poss wooden  bed , and heat lamps , brick / b/b fine. wood kennel ok as long as your dog dont chew , my big dog a prat for chewing, dont matter , if he gets lot of exercise, beef bones, etc, the fooker will still chew, ive got  a long wood shed, that was converted to  2 kennels, had cover most wood with wire mesh , to stop him  he still have chomp now at 7 year old

[keepdiggin 9,559]

Any pics ray?