German Shepherd Dog > kennels (9 replies)
kennels by kt484 on 29 September 2011 - 02:55 |
| looking for good priced kennels online that ship. US just simple but really good strong kennels or if you know the best way to build a kennel for good prices and supplies i can find anywere homedepot lowes etc.... let me know ty |
by cphudson on 29 September 2011 - 03:04 |
| L & M Ranch - http://www.lbarmranch.com/Dog-Kennels-s/46.htm Option Plus Kennels - http://www.optionspluskennels.com/index.html Mason Kennels - http://www.masonco.com/ *Tractor Supply - http://www.tractorsupply.com/pet-care/pet-containment/pet-kennels-pens/ Tractor Supply has the best prices & like their weld wire kennels. |
by Jenni78 on 29 September 2011 - 03:19 |
| I have a few options plus ultra and a few platinum. I like them both. Going on 4 years old, no rust, dogs have not damaged them except for one door, and my Pit Bull did that to get out. No kennel would've stood up to it, so I can't fault the kennel. I bought mine through ebay, saved a little bit. Personally, lately, I just check craigslist for good deals. Avoid chain link like the plague. I got the platinum kennel on craigslist for $200. LOL Where are you located? I have some extra panels for the ultra series. |
by kt484 on 29 September 2011 - 03:49 |
| in the pittsburgh area |
by Slamdunc on 29 September 2011 - 03:53 |
| Chain Link has worked well for me for years. I get the heavier gauge wire and they last forever. I do like the options plus and Mason as well. Tractor Supply or Southern States have some nice kennels as well. |
by UglyK9 on 29 September 2011 - 15:48 |
| I have two L Bar M Ranch runs......Awesome. No way in hell anything could break out of one of these |
by YogieBear on 29 September 2011 - 16:41 |
| Tractor Supply - has nice ones that are easy to put up for those that aren't able to build - 329.00 for a 5' x 10'.....comes in 5x6 panels - that you just screw together....9 ga wire - dogs can't bite thru it - can also buy indv. panels to make it bigger.....very nice.. I have several..... They also sale horse matts that get them off the ground............. |
by Jenni78 on 29 September 2011 - 16:47 |
| I wish the L&M ones worked for me, though they're expensive. They are very nice and very sturdy. No normal animal is going to get out of them. I bought one used once and the dog (same darn dog) trashed it and was oh-so-proud of himself when he appeared on the porch, as if I had been looking for him and hoping he'd show up, lol. This is the same dog who ruined the door on one of those solid metal jail-style crates you're supposed to buy for escape artists. I thought I'd win a prize when my dog was the first to ruin the door on one of those. The company was shocked, but I didn't win a prize. I did get a new door at cost, however, since they had been so sure that design was "escape proof". I had to send them pictures; they didn't believe me. At any rate, look for all the above-mentioned brands on craigslist. I have gotten GREAT deals this way. It's hit or miss, of course, but worth it to check regularly. My Optinons Plus Ultras are the only ones I bought new. If I remember right, I bought a 3 kennel set-up, each 5x10, for $1200 or so. I found a matching one locally on ebay for $200 and made it a 4 kennel system....which I hardly ever use. LOL |
by Judy P on 29 September 2011 - 17:15 |
| Last year when we put new kennels in we did them in commercial weight chain link just like our font fence. We will be moving in about 2 yrs and when we do we will be purchasing Options Plus kennels which we wish we had done this last time. |
by Ara Haus on 02 October 2011 - 04:33 |
| http://www.k9kennelstore.com/ THey are great and reasonably priced! Very easy to set up and very secure! Good luck! Don |






