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Dog Kennel Plans - Building a Dog Kennel from PlanMy wife and I recently adopted a four year old sheepdog from a local farmer who was selling up and leaving the area. I love sheepdogs, they are so intelligent and this one was no exception. There was a problem though, the dog just did not like being in the house for any length of time obviously preferring the yard. A call to our old friend the farmer confirmed my suspicions; the dog had always slept outside in a part of a small outhouse.The obvious answer was a dog kennel and so I went online and did a search for dog kennel plans. As I pride myself on my DIY this seemed like a good project to test my skills. The first thing that struck me was the amount of different designs but in the end I settled for a set of very reasonably priced plans that included not only dog kennel plans but plans for garden sheds, garages , carports etc.Having decided on the size and design of the kennel I made a list of the wood and fixings required from the plans and picked them up from the hardware store. I chose pressure treated wood for the main body of the kennel but for the doorway I used cedar as I didn't want any part that the dog might chew on making him sick. If you live in a warm climate you should choose a kennel plan that has good cross ventilation. For cooler climes use a blanket or straw for insulation. Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
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