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  1. 20th January 2006, 12:49 PM #1
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    Default Doggies Retaining fence

    Hello everyone
    We can finally remove the old cardboard packing container and use this new fence I built made out of pine and dowels.
    SWMBO reckons it's great

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    Hum

    Nice contruction, good joints, clean lines, , but what stops the dogs from just walking throught the bars, around it, jumping it, or just pushing it over.
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    Great work, do they not just push it over?

    I made something simlar to keep the (family daycare) kiddies out of the lounge room. Littlelefty, obviuosly, learnt how to remove it within an hour.
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    Quote Originally Posted by junkboy999
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    Nice contruction, good joints, clean lines, , but what stops the dogs from just walking throught the bars, around it, jumping it, or just pushing it over.
    Terry
    It was the same when we had the cardboard there they could have easily knocked it over and just walked out. It's a bit strange but it doesn't bother them,when it's in place and they are inside they just stay there until it is removed.
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    They must be dumb dogs.

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    During the course of the Pavlovian "education" programme, what, exactly, did you do to those wee mutts :eek:
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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner
    They must be dumb dogs.

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    It's quite amazing isn't it. They just wait there until I move the fence.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon
    During the course of the Pavlovian "education" programme, what, exactly, did you do to those wee mutts :eek:
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    It might be all the TLC we gave them over the years
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woody1
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    It might be all the TLC we gave them over the years
    And the cattle prod you keep waving at them:eek:

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    Nice fence. What kind of dogs are they??
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    Quote Originally Posted by 9Fingers
    Nice fence. What kind of dogs are they??
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    They are Chihuahuas

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    Ummm nice fence but the design stage was flawed as the fence is not as wide as the door.

    Sack the architect? Probably end up in civic court though as the architect will claim either being give wrong dimensions in the first place or the build failed to read there shorthand correctly.

    I am about to build similar as our loyal dog cheated on us and had a one nights stand and now were expecting puppies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andraax
    Ummm nice fence but the design stage was flawed as the fence is not as wide as the door.

    Sack the architect? Probably end up in civic court though as the architect will claim either being give wrong dimensions in the first place or the build failed to read there shorthand correctly.

    I am about to build similar as our loyal dog cheated on us and had a one nights stand and now were expecting puppies.
    Your right Andraax I was 100mm short. I should have listened to that old saying "measure twice cut once":eek:
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