Would you recommend I use it stapled to wood poles for a labrador for a decent size outdoor pen?
630723
This poultry netting is not super strong. If your dog understands boundaries and will not test them, it might work. I would suspect it would just lift up the netting between the poles with its nose and get out. You would probably do better with weld wire fencing.
1095306
Definitely! That's a great idea. If I were in an actual store, with several rope options, this is the rope I would choose for a project like a cat scratching post.
2221765
I would liquid nail firing strips to cement then staple to it that would leave air flow between the two it should work good that way.
1288587
Thanks for your suggestion. That is a good idea. Do you think staples, or tape would work to secure the sides?
56941
Should work fine.... a great occasional homeowner stapler. Staples will be best for your application. Galvanized will stain in time. Stainless steel better.
1299170
Yes. You can use the clips that come with the pens to clip them together. Remember rabbits dig so you will have to watch they don't dig out.
800379
The catch is that the size would need to match. Therefore you would have to trim them down. This of course is very likely to make a horrible mess, unless you can find refills on mini-pens that are already close to the needed size. There are other mini-pens that telescope out that will be of similar sizes that are likely to be usable. Still, I cant imagine this being cost effective as one wouldnt normally expect to do THAT much writing with this little pen. :-)
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I recommend Midwest exercise pen ( it comes with 8 (2 foot ) panels that you can take apart and reattach with clips or zip ties ( pry with screw driver to get apart ) anyway I use them in the house to fence off areas I don't want the dogs to go when im not home and I use them outside too. they are great. the end of my bedroom has my dogs crate with the door open, water, potty patch and this pen around it ( 6 by 6foot area for when I need him corralled. enjoy.
1680307
Paracord would work probably just as well however it is more of a static line. When training a dog that likes to run away, you want something with a little stretch to it. Also I would be concerned about the inner strands getting pulled out when the rope is on the ground getting pulled around by the dog. This is more of an issue if you work your dog in thickets and brambles. My last concern is that 550 paracord is very slick and thin, trying to control your dog my be difficult when you cannot get a good grip on it.
2002558
The staples are not insulated so they could possibly have a negative effect with your electric dog fence. Probably best to call the dog fence installer and see what they advise.
2226689
It depends on the size of your dog, sweetie. I wouldn't use a stake or a fence post if your dog weighs more than 50 lb or so. My Newfie is 180 lb and I have his tie-out secured to an outbuilding; you can also secure it to a tree. The best thing to do is look up how much a dog the size of your dog is able to pull. My rule of thumb is I don't want Maxim secured to anything that is less than twice the weight he is able to pull. Please let me know if you have any more questions; I'd be happy to help. Good luck!
1282360
Not made specifically for this pen. I would order a kennel cover and tie it down with bungee straps.
1680308
With a proper hook screwed onto the threaded end of the pole, the pole would work very well for your purpose. The pole is very rigid and strong, and it should be able to carry as much weight as your arms can hold without damage.
1561955
It probably would stick to a wooden fence if the wood were fairly smooth. The rougher textured wood grain I'm thinking would not allow for as good an adhesion and if the fence gets wet I wouldn't count on it holding for any long duration, IMamateurO. Also, you can also always shoot several staples from a staple gun through the velcro into the wood fence.
653773
yes! That is actually why I bought it. I had a highlighting pen so that was extra jumbo, it sharpened it with no problems
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I use mine as a roof for an ex pen. I haven't tried using it to make the pen larger, but I don't see why you couldn't hook it to an existing ex pen with snap hooks to make a larger pen. If you are having trouble finding snap hooks, you could look at a hardware store. I'd trust the hooks from the hardware store more than the hooks that come with the ex pens. The hooks that came with my ex pen broke not too long after I bought the pen.
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Absolutely. However, you should use a commercial leash kit that employs a plastic threaded grommet. Simply running a leash of cord through a drilled hole will cause the hole to tear from stress.