Is This Kennel Suitable?

Hey,

We're looking to get some kennels and runs for our dogs, just to be put in when we go out and when they're wet/muddy. My mum has gone mad about Riley again - He's chewed up everything again! She said he either has to be in a kennel when i go out (was at uni for an hour) or i have to get rid of him

So... The second idea is just not an option - Naughty as he is he's my baby So, kennels.. Please have a look at this website:

http://www.countrywidekennels.co.uk/....asp?newsID=73

We're thinking about the one at the bottom 18' x 4' Habberly thing! Its £599 and £189 for dfelivery and to put up - Is that a good price and will that house three labs for a few hours every few days??

Looks great, but ask if they can put "anti-chew" strips round the door, otherwise poor Riley might be in trouble again! Nice kennel.
dawn.

lol! Yes, thats a good idea actually Poor Riley - thinks he's still a baby

Im just trying to work out where we can put it now - luckily our garden is fairly big so it can be far away from the house where we wont hear Riley barking!!! He barks a lot...

That looks like a really nice kennel!

You Will Need A Concrete Plinth To Put It On And Have You Thought About Drainage.

looks great ....

looks good - but i'd bet a local carpenter could do one just as good and fit it for less than half the price

Well, luckily we have a very good friend who's husband just happens to lay foundations and stuff for a living He's coming around over the weekend to tell us the best place to put it, what we'd need and how much it'll cost He's done concrete bases for kennels before (big breeding kennels apparently!!) so he should know what he's doing!

We're going to get it put up by the people we buy it from just so we know its done right

does heating come with it? if not how much extra does it cost to put that in? would have thought quite expensive

looks nice tho

They look great.