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Angela O
I have a 16 month old Puggle who I recently started letting outside to run off some of her energy (she has a TON) and she keeps digging holes under my fence to get out. I wanted her to have freedom to an extent, insteand of being cooped up in a kennel while I am at work, but I can't trust her to STAY in the backyard. And she tears up anything she gets a hold of when she DOES happen to stay in the yard. Lawnmower seat, GONE! Screendoor on the back porch, GONE! I'm going to have to get rid of her if I can't find a solution to keeping her where she's supposed to be.
It's a chain link fence. Obviously if I had the TIME to get out there and mess with her I would, but since getting her, a lot of things have changed and I am a single working mother so I don't have a lot of "spare time" to be spent with her. And trust me, getting rid of her IS an option, and a very good one at that. She's too much for me to handle on my own most of the time.
I've thought about the dog run. my only problem is my backyard is HUGE!! almost an acre, lucky for me it was 99% fenced when I bought the house! So I'd have to save some money to be able to afford additional fencing. but it's the best idea i could think of as well. I appreciate the responses. I know the number 1 thing for me to do is just section off some time to take her on walks and play. even if it can't be for long periods of time, anything is better than nothing. she's generally a good, smart dog. obviously cause she keeps finding new places to dig out from! I will just have to try to find more time in my schedule to give her attention too.
Well the good thing abotu Madie is that while she IS part pug...she's more beagle. She's got the snout of a beagle so thankfully the vet said while she may still have SOME breathing problems, for the most part all she does is snore.
And another plus is that she DID come microchipped when I bought her. I've thought about the invisible fence but was unsure of the cost to do such a large area, or if I could only do it in the fron area of the back yard to keep her from digging under the fence. It's something to look in to further.
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It really depends on how much you want to spend. What I did was to dig a ditch the size of the run I wanted, say you make a pen or run that is 12 X 12 you would dig a ditch that big fill with quik dry concrete (one section at a time) put the fence sections into the wet concrete and pound them in a little deeper with a hammer so they are stable and level. Most fence sections are a little longer at the ends that's what you are pounding into the ground for stability. You can use any kind of fence sections from Home Depot etc. but I used some rebar and sections of chain link fence. I know this sound very obvious but don't forget to have some sort of gate to make entry and exit easy. Even a pugnacious little Puggle can't dig through concrete or chew through chain link and she'll have her own little yard. A dog house filled with chew toys of her own where she can get out of the rain and sun or just hang out won't hurt either. I don't know if you watch the Dog Whisper but he teaches and I agree that the best way to get rid of all that energy is a long daily walk, you can bond with your pup , lose weight and get healthy at the same time. As for the chewing she is still a pup and is probably still teething. Have patience and Good luck!
It really depends on how much you want to spend. What I did was to dig a ditch the size of the run I wanted, say you make a pen or run that is 12 X 12 you would dig a ditch that big fill with quik dry concrete (one section at a time) put the fence sections into the wet concrete and pound them in a little deeper with a hammer so they are stable and level. Most fence sections are a little longer at the ends that's what you are pounding into the ground for stability. You can use any kind of fence sections from Home Depot etc. but I used some rebar and sections of chain link fence. I know this sound very obvious but don't forget to have some sort of gate to make entry and exit easy. Even a pugnacious little Puggle can't dig through concrete or chew through chain link and she'll have her own little yard. A dog house filled with chew toys of her own where she can get out of the rain and sun or just hang out won't hurt either. I don't know if you watch the Dog Whisper but he teaches and I agree that the best way to get rid of all that energy is a long daily walk, you can bond with your pup , lose weight and get healthy at the same time. As for the chewing she is still a pup and is probably still teething. Have patience and Good luck!
where can i get an original seat for my cub cadet model 71 lawnmower?
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i am looking for an original seat for my cub cadet 71. the one on it currently is not in good shape and is a john deere one. if u know of anyone with a seat or an online store please tell me.
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Here is the web site. Scroll through for serial # ID's and at the bottom of the page click on parts
http://www.ihcubcadet.com/
Home Depot are distributors but I doubt they sell this part for it
Here is the web site. Scroll through for serial # ID's and at the bottom of the page click on parts
http://www.ihcubcadet.com/
Home Depot are distributors but I doubt they sell this part for it
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