plywood

Posted By: jlynn on 2007-12-01
In Reply to: Hubby puts plywood board up along the outer fencing and top of the kennel then he - shoves straw in the cracks, lays (sm)

the plywood also sounds like a good idea. . Is there any problem with the loose straw/hay getting wet?? does it need to be changed very often?

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Heat for outdoor pets? Anyone know? (sm) - Doglover
- My husband built special houses outdoors for - cb
  - my dad did this too - jlynn
- No electric needed. - SM
  - Just want to be clear, build the straw caves in the - barn, of course. "No electric poster" nm
    - straw caves - jlynn
      - straw caves - trose
        cute - jlynn
        Well.... - trose
        Just get him some straw bales and remind him how - much fun he used to have with them. nm Santa
        Too Cute!!! NM - trose
  - good suggestions - jlynn
- good question - jlynn
  - Hubby puts plywood board up along the outer fencing and top of the kennel then he - shoves straw in the cracks, lays (sm)
    - plywood - jlynn
      - Occasionally check but water drains down to - bottom, Doubt you will need to change/add. nm

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Hubby puts plywood board up along the outer fencing and top of the kennel then he
straw inside the kennel and make a heavy straw bed in the back and our three dogs cuddle up there. It works like a charm. When it gets to be warmer weather he just takes the plywood down and puts it away. It's an every year thing with us.