Diy dog playpen

So the question again is, what do you do if you have a pup? And really, what do you do if you have a pup that NEEDS a kennel? Because I know that I do not want a wire crate or kennel ANYWHERE in my house. Like not even in the basement… ya feel me?

Whether you’re crate training or just need a place for your pup to hang out, these top-rated puppy playpens on Amazon suit all your needs.

Affordable DIY PVC Playpen: Sharing our very own version of DIY Playpen for our son that is worth 1,000 Pesos Only! Yes, 1,000 pesos only. That is around 20 dollars only. Me and my husband decided to research an alternative material and budget wise playpen and thinks that a P…

Our BIG review and ranking of indoor playpens for dogs: we've set out to find the best playpen for dogs that's worth its price tag and is fun for dogs.

I finished it this morning. Total cost: five dollars. It's made from scrap wood, a couple of rolls of fencing I picked up on big trash day and all the door hinges we replaced during our recent remodel. I just had to buy shorter screws to fit them to the frames and strip the paint off the hinges. Myles seemed happy enough to settle down in there.

Being that your dog is your best friend, you really need to consider building a pen for him or her. In this article, I have compiled a list of 15 DIY dog pen projects made by creative folks, you can easily DIY anyone you like with the right materials and skill set. The dog pen’s listed below come in various sizes, it doesn't matter if you have a huge mastiff or small chihuahua, you will find the perfect pen for him #DogPen

Discover the perfect DIY Metal Wire Pet Playpen for small animals, offering a spacious, stylish, and easy-to-assemble living space.

So, I've mentioned that I try to be frugal right? Well, in my quest for cheap and durable dog toys that require some level of time and attention (on the part of the dog, not me), I came up empty handed. It's very frustrating to have dogs that destroy a toy within a matter of minutes. So, they say that necessity is the mother of invention (or something like that anyway), I made these: A Do-It-Yourself dog toy. You simply drop some kibble in the holes, maybe smear some peanut butter in, and…

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