Above ground pen

I still like my voodoo answer better lol

 

Complete materials & build instructions for everything...wrap it in pig panel from Tractor Supply, comes in under $300.

http://www.deer-creek.org/page25 material list
http://www.deer-creek.org/page28 the construction
http://www.deer-creek.org/page26 whelping house

 

Those are nice, I bought my truck box from deer creek. I prefer mine more due to height, etc.

Also puppies can EASILY fall through regular pig panels. We use 2"x4" opening fencing then put 4x4 opening goat panels on top..

 

The flooring installed. If the rain would let up I'd tack the fencing on and it'd look like a pen lol.

I highly recommend this flooring. They're sold as Poultry slats or green house bench slats. They're very nice and sturdy

 

Where did you purchase your flooring?

 

A little something I like to call overkill. 8' by 6' with a 2 1/2' sleep box, Shingles, metal roofing, composite flooring.....won't be doing another like like this anytime soon.

 

Greenhousemegastore.com

 

Hey how thick is those black panels

 

How many inches is the gap between the top of the dog house and the roof of the setup itself

 

OK kool, I like the look of that!

 

9/16". They have a lot of flex to them before they're screwed down. Once properly attached and braced they will hold a bulldog with ease.

 

The height of the fencing is 4 foot. Where the fencing ends that is 1 foot gap to the roof.

 

Cool I like em seems like it would be a breeze to shoot off the shit and piss I wanna make one to set near my window for the ones that need to be checked on more so then the others

 

Do you have to chain em inside can they hop out through the gap

 

They don't hop out. I guess it's different looking at a picture. I've had very destructive pups, grown dogs being worked, females in heat all in there. Never had a issue. I suppose there's a first time for everything, but it's been a good kennel.

 

I was wondering the same. That's awesome you've never had an accident with them. Mine are the typical give an inch take a mile Bulldogs so I don't think that gap would work here.

 

My luck that first time for everything will probably happen at night while I'm sleeping. Definitely something to consider.

 

That’s cool I have a hard time just keeping em in ground kennels

 

Its pulling together slowly