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baxter.edward@gmail.com - 22 Jun 2006 01:24 GMT

Hi,

When we went camping in our popup a couple years ago, in
between dogs, we saw a rig where they had a couple large
breeds in a portbable outdoor pen rig - at least 10 X 10 (ft).

We can't seem to find such a rig online, so some of you
folks could perhaps help out! ;)

Any and all help is very much appreciated, since we now
have a couple new doags (well, dogs;) that need a little more
room than the standard portable rigs seem to offer.

Thanks
edb

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Jim Redelfs - 22 Jun 2006 02:29 GMT

> portbable outdoor pen rig - at least 10 X 10 (ft).

These are common at dog shows.

Google is a wonderful thing. Including the quotation marks, enter
"excercise pen" in the search field. Here are two potentially good leads.
Good luck!

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ODUCT&iMainCat=561&iSubCat=667&iSubSubCat=669&iProductID=4107>

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:)
JR

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asadi - 22 Jun 2006 03:04 GMT

> > portbable outdoor pen rig - at least 10 X 10 (ft).
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> "excercise pen" in the search field. Here are two potentially good leads.
> Good luck!

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I find a ball bat and a little training takes care of that....

john

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Chris Cowles - 22 Jun 2006 04:53 GMT

> I find a ball bat and a little training takes care of that....

A clicker and tiny bits of dog treats work better, and clean up is easier.
You don't have to wash gore off the bat.

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Gainesville, FL

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AustinMN - 22 Jun 2006 14:17 GMT

> > I find a ball bat and a little training takes care of that....
>
> A clicker and tiny bits of dog treats work better, and clean up is easier.
> You don't have to wash gore off the bat.

And you still have a great dog when you're done.

Austin

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Richard Stacy - 09 Jul 2006 16:28 GMT

> Hi,
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> Thanks
> edb

We have two dogs that like to camp with us, a 6yr. old Chow and a 3 yr old
Australian Sheppard. We use a roll of 50' fencing that is 4' high. The
fencing makes a nice circle or any other shape you need. We stake the
fencing down with some T-Post and wire it shut. Works great, when ready to
go just roll it back up.

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