Enclosed dog run ideas backyard

We made an inside outside dog kennel! Just amazing work!! The dogs <3 their new home! (It goes into a kennel in the garage)

Here in Portland, Oregon we love our animals! That’s clear from all the “couture” pet accessory stores & doggie day-care centers sprouting everywher...

Jun 27, 2018 - The perfect No-Dig Fence to put around our garden, requiring no building or fancy tools. We love it and the cutest Nesting Box completes the garden!

These custom-built dog kennels feature plenty of thoughtful details to make caring for your animals easier.

We are huge animal lovers here at SnapFence! We know just how much love (and work) goes into caring for our pets. Keeping our animals safe while we are away is a huge priority. SnapFence® can make it is easy and affordable to create an area that will provide your pet with a safe, secure spot to call their own. SnapFence can grow with your pet, first as a crate training area and then expand into a fencing solution. Partition off areas to keep your plants and grass areas private and leaving…

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We finally finished the dog run on the side of our house. We are thrilled with the way this project turned out and so happy to have one mor...

Have you been thinking to get a playpen or exercise pen for your puppy or dog? You can find commercial products and think of interesting DIY projects based on their models.

I have had up to four at time dogs at a time and almost an acre of backyard. My wife and I like a nice yard, but not necessarily a manicured...

3. Make the best playground! It’s not hard to tell that your best friend has a never ending supply of energy and loves playing with you, your friends, guests, and anyone who will give them the time of day. To help curve your buddies unlimited energy-supply, it’s wise to incorporate a playground area for your dog. We’re not talking about a jungle gym with slides and a sandbox, rather something more ‘doggie appropriate.’ Enters the imagination.