Outdoor Kennels 

when we bring in the dogs we house them at night in Impact dog crates. We are at 8 dogs in the kennel right now and we try to keep it fair to all of them. One day we will get a property and be able to rescue all the babies

I am a big fan of Simple green and pressure washing once a week. It keeps the kennel very clean and hygienic for the dogs

concrete I used a local vendor. The Kennels are no longer made I wish they were. I am a fan of welded metal if you do get a kennel

they are 5x10 great size for dogs

@@secondchancek9servicedogs320 you think two dogs would fit comfortably or just 1 thanks

@@vlr213 I try to not house two dogs in one kennel if it were to go bad there is no escaping each other.

The pad is 25x12 I want to say. We put 10x5 kennels on it. We have four kennel spaces

They are super cool! our ultimate goal though is to have a kennel and a facility where we can save more dogs. We are extremely limited here with what we can do.

I have a 5 month old German shepherd husky mix and yeah she's also a handful

Ya keep the heat and the cold off of them will help me in the management of them.

​@@secondchancek9servicedogs320Does an outdoor kennel like this work for Florida??

our daily is a tough one for sure but love it.

oh yes for sure. Our outdoor set up is a place for them to go during the day when we can't be here and they can still be outside and enjoying the weather and not be cooped up all day.

the ones we have went out of Business but I would think anything with a heavier gage wire and welded would do the trick. I will think on this one and see what I can find for you

12 foot chain can't go wrong

No as long as you have a place to drain and clean you will be great. We are designing our indoor kennels as we speak. We are big on wanting an center drain to keep the dogs healthy

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unfortunately the company went out of business. They made an incredible product.

Def not crewel to leave a dog in a kennel all day. I will tell you a puppy doesn't have as much control over its bladder that young and you could come home to an accident. I don't blame them or make a big deal out of accidents like that we just reenforce going outside as a happy good job thing. I believe in kenneling dogs when you cannot supervise them in order to keep them safe. We do things like frozen Kong toys or long term chew antlers to make their time in the kennel fun. A dog is like a four year old child. If you give them enough trouble to get in they will. Pack stuff. If I got a puppy and didn't have another dog for it to pack up with I would become that dogs pack. I usually try to plan my days around dog centric things. This dog will look to you as the pack leader so have fun with it. I know lots of people that only have one dog and are very successful. I must be a dog hoarder though I am at 8 right now. Thank you for the questions these are great

we use a dog box from impact dog crates called a condo. I will post a link here for you to see. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Nix30lIwp4o.html we love these dog condos they are really nice for the dogs to get outside time in the cold.

100% ok and if one becomes kennel proud (barking and such at the other) they make a separator you can put up. I am a huge fan of concrete for the ability to clean up. I saw one of our work dogs get very sick off a dirt kennel floor that was only temp while we built out the kennel. Concrete and a simple green wash once a week.

I agree they need space to move and hang. I am a fan of outdoor kennels so they aren't so much energy when you get home

we dont put fighters next to each other

@@secondchancek9servicedogs320 until you got all spatial pressured dogs and no more space

these aren't made anymore. I would look at Tractor supply they make a quality dog kennels for outdoors. I like putting the kennels on concrete. they are easy to clean, keeps the nails short, and keeps the dogs from digging giant holes.

Concrete with a cover. I am a huge fan of the Impact dog condos. they are insulated for when it gets to hot or to cold.

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Doing our best we cant wait to do more.

I think just approaching them on the odor and asking them to handle it is always the best way. I would much rather you told me face to face then any other way. They may not know there is an odor. I use a lot of natural odor suppressors on my yard to keep everyone happy. No noise is a hole other deal. You can def work towards your dogs ignoring the sounds but it won't be easy. find a drive they would rather have than investigating the sound maybe? Good luck I hope you can get it worked out.

We house them in my shop at night with a heater on. I will do a video on it when we get it sorted and cleaned up. We also worked with @impactdogcrates to try out the "dog Condo" and it is an amazing insulated dog box. www.impactdogcrates.com/collections/accessories

I went with concrete just for the longevity of the structure. I have used wood in the past as well with a solid product.

I built it 22' x 12' to accommodate 10' x5' dog kennels

the one inside the kennel is called the condo from impact the outer kennel is from a company that went out of business a few years ago called L bar M

they tend to pick a corner and make it easier to clean. You do have some that are gross and poop everywhere and spread it.

individually 5x10

unfortunately these guys went out of business. I have found some really good kennels at your local tractor supply that can handle a similar style dog

@@secondchancek9servicedogs320 THANK you!

Thanks so much

thanks homie

Thanks Man I would put this up against any 18C!

Concrete will be easier to clean and won't hold bacteria like wood or dirt will. Gravel would be my next choice just be ready to replace it with new every year or so.

Concrete will keep the area easier to clean. Plus dirt will hold onto disease more than concrete. we lost a dog once in the army when we were using a temp kennel.

Thanks alot. I have set up a concrete kennel for my boy. He loves it

@@sk8majic367 Love it!

I think the kennel is the large 40" kennel

I don't have the original materials list but it was a lot. The kennel floor plan is 12'x24'

@@secondchancek9servicedogs320 Ok thanks for your reply

I hope people listen with these higher drive dogs.