RVing Dogs Enjoy Portable Pens
Portable pens by Precision Pet allow the RVer to create a temporary yard for their dogs. The pens fold up for easy storage and transport and they don’t contain any bolts, screws or wires that would scratch or harm your dog.
This RVer put two of these pen kits together to make a nice enclosure around the entrance to their toy-hauler. These enclosures fasten together with thumb fasteners and can be set up and taken down quickly. You can also buy them with covers so your dog can have shade. Check out their products here: Precision Pet Thanks for your readersip! Jim TwamleyLabels: Pets




4 Comments:
I like the Outward Hount Pet Tent & Shelter. It's quick to assemble, has it's own carrying case. My mini schnauzer loves it. I added a fleece crate pad to the floor and my little guy quickly fell in love with his little "Pup tent". It's sold in different places on the Internet. To get a look, try this website:
http://kyjen.com/pettravelgear/?page=pt-outdoorgear
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Anonymous, at July 21, 2007 12:11:00 PM PDT
This idea looks great -- for small dogs, and I have seen something similar in use a the campground I work during the summer. But I doubt it would be as effective with some large dogs. For instance, if my black lab were to see a squirrel, that enclosure wouldn't hold her. She is a sweetheart, but squirrels are her downfall.
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Anonymous, at July 23, 2007 3:26:00 PM PDT
the x-pens coming in varying heights. if your large dogs are used to something like that and respect the pen, they work quite well.
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Anonymous, at July 28, 2007 8:51:00 PM PDT
These pens also work quite well for larger dogs too. We have two black and tan coon hounds. We purchased a portable pen from a dog supply catalog. It's fairly large, they do come in different sizes, and it's the best thing to put our dogs in. They were always getting tangled together, or around table or chair legs. Put a blanket on the ground, a tarp on top if the sun is too hot. It's great
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Anonymous, at August 4, 2007 5:21:00 PM PDT
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