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age to introduce pup to chain

Discussion in 'Dog Discussion' started by Blackpoison, Dec 31, 2014.

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  1. smt232

    smt232 Pup

    You're right. I was somehow thinking of a 10' diamter chain. Beer, sun and mathematics don't mix.
     
    smt232, Jan 11, 2015
    #41
  2. treezpitz

    treezpitz CH Dog Staff Member

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    treezpitz, Jan 11, 2015
    #42
  3. the.peon

    the.peon Top Dog

    So a 10 ft chain yields 314 sq ft of room. Lol, about the beer
     
    the.peon, Jan 11, 2015
    #43
  4. treezpitz

    treezpitz CH Dog Staff Member

    I have 11ft chain spots for the dogs now. I can stand in the chain spot and just imagine a 11 X 11 ft kennel (just to give fair 11 ft comparison) and there is no way you could confuse the kennel being larger. Easy to see.
     
    treezpitz, Jan 11, 2015
    #44
  5. smt232

    smt232 Pup

    Yeah Peon, that's right. lol, sorry everyone.
     
    smt232, Jan 11, 2015
    #45
  6. treezpitz

    treezpitz CH Dog Staff Member

    lol No worries, I just wanted to see your math lol. Enjoy that beer. lol.
     
    treezpitz, Jan 11, 2015
    #46
  7. the.peon

    the.peon Top Dog

    I know this isn't a thread about kennels vs chain set ups, but a kennel only has three purposes for me. If a dog is banged up n recovering, a bitch with a litter or pups to young or small to put on a chain.
     
    the.peon, Jan 11, 2015
    #47
  8. treezpitz

    treezpitz CH Dog Staff Member

    I agree. Or just a quick temp spot to put a dog while doing something. To each their own though.
     
    treezpitz, Jan 11, 2015
    #48
  9. Blackpoison

    Blackpoison CH Dog

    I prefer a chain in a kennel, this way no kids Erin to my dog and if dog got out of chain he will be in kennel. Double security
     
    Blackpoison, Jan 12, 2015
    #49
  10. treezpitz

    treezpitz CH Dog Staff Member

    I've done this years ago when I first got into dogs, but not with all of my dogs. I don't and wouldn't do it nowadays. I trust my chain setups enough to not have to.
     
    treezpitz, Jan 12, 2015
    #50
  11. CajunBoulette

    CajunBoulette CH Dog

    I've done it with smaller dogs under a year old. An extra layer of security in case one does happen to get loose don't want em to be able to feast on the young


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    CajunBoulette, Jan 12, 2015
    #51
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