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9/01/2012

ShelterLogic Dog Kennel, Green Cover with 107- Inch Peak Height, Wall Dimensions 8 x 8 x 6- Feet Review

ShelterLogic Dog Kennel, Green Cover with 107- Inch Peak Height, Wall Dimensions 8 x 8 x 6- Feet
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I have to say I am absolutely amazed at the quality, size, and durability of this kennel. It arrived within the week with free shipping from amazon at the lowest price of all of the kennels amazon sells!! AND...it's worth 3X what I paid for it. The kennel comes in pre-welded panels so you don't have to stretch chain link fence yourself over a pole kennel that will rust in a few years. This kennel is painted with a gray rust proof coating that adds even more eye appeal and quality to the kennel. PLUS, it comes with the roof system and floor anchoring INCLUDED (versus having to buy a separate roofing system for another $75+shipping on all the other kennels). The roof completely encloses all of the top of the kennel - so if you have a dog that climbs (like mine) he still cant get out. The kennel is made with safety in mind and there is no chance for your dog to be injured by this kennel. (No chain link fence that may pull apart or get loose after a year or two. The panels are pre-welded onto their frame and will last a lifetime! I plan on purchasing many of these kennels for all of my dogs and am actually excited about it!! If you are looking for a quality kennel and haven't made the mistake yet of buying a different kennel - BUY THIS ONE!! you wont be sorry you did.

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12/17/2011

PetSafe Premium In-Ground Cat Fence Review

PetSafe Premium In-Ground Cat Fence
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We have two 8 y/o cats who have roamed free since they were young. But after several near-misses with cars, all-night stop-outs, and expensive vet bills from altercations with other cats, I reluctantly decided the fence was the only option. We were the laughing stock of the street and even the vetinary office who vowed it would never work, BUT IT DOES. The biggest issue was with training - the manual advises a leash or a tie-out so that if the cat jumps when "corrected", he stays on the right side of the fence. But most non-Siamese cats will not walk on a leash, and we found they wouldn't walk on a tie-out either. Eventually we put the collars on them and supervised them extremely closely, retrieving them from the other side of the fence every so often. Occasionally after an escape we had to turn the system off to allow them back in without being corrected. It took about three weeks of 2-3 hours a day and was admitedly intensive from both a time and emotional standpoint - I hated putting my cats through it and they got very down about it in the heat of the training. But gradually we began leaving them unsupervised for longer and longer, and now they remain within the boundaries of the property, even after dark. It is such a relief to be able to let them out and not worry about where they are. If you don't have the time or the patience for constant supervision during training, an alternative option is to first purchase an indoor system, such as the PetSafe Pawz Away Instant Pet Barrier. The cat learns how the system works by himself in the safety of your home, and will generalize that learning to the outdoor fence, dramatically reducing supervision time. Yes, the fence and the collars are initially expensive but the peace of mind is well worth it.
Update a year later: Although we were thrilled with the effectiveness of the fence for the first year, the more feral of our two cats became extremely depressed the following summer, lying around listless and not wanting to go outside. If we carried him outside, chipmunks would run right in front of his nose and he wouldn't give chase, even though he had been a master hunter. Since he had always been the more reliable of the two cats, we ultimately decided to take him off the system and allow him to roam free again. The depression has cleared up and he is back to his old self, although we miss the peace of mind! Meanwhile, our other cat (with many more years of domestication in his ancestry) remains contained and we've seen no changes in his personality or demeanor.

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8/27/2011

Two Way Gate Latch Review

Two Way Gate Latch
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I 4 of these latches installed around out stable. I also have 5 of the Speeco style latches. These ring style ones work, but most of the time if you swing the gate closed, it bounces back open, the Speeco never do this. With the ring style I have to make sure I close it with my hand on it to be sure it latches before the bounce back.
Also this ring style requires you to drill holes in the gate.

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