Can a wired roof be attached and then the tarp? We have coyotes in the area and I want to add this kennel between a block wall and the wall to the
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In my opinion the answer is Yes. My Lucky Dog works great for my 2 Huskies.
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I am not sure. But do really like the kennel. It has worked great for us. Patricia Diesso
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Yes. I used the kennel for a chicken coop and made a wire roof on it prior to attaching the cover. Worked great!
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Yes! The walls are the same material as the "roof" and they are attached at the poles with velcro and straps. It's really quite easy to assemble and easier with 2 people. One person can do it, just a little more time. The whole thing can zipper together to make one cohesive square...it's wonderful!
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Yuppin, each panel attaches individually to the next one, so you can configure any way you like. The top supports stretch width-wise over a 4' space. As long as width is 4', you should not have a problem lengthening unit as puppy grows. Its been over 3 yrs now and my unit is as good as day we put it together. Elements do not harm wire. If stiched tarp does not work over 4x4 you can easily find a smaller square waterproof tarp - 5x5 or 6x6 and use bungy cords to attach thru grommets. Then keep larger tarp for when you've reached 4x8 size.
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I have mine attached to a sliding door with a substantial overhang from the roof above. They are fine with that setting as I was also afraid that they might not come away from the trees and onto a deck setting! It takes time to acclimate them to the food source but they love it!
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I have had excellent results. It's more like hardware cloth than chicken wire (which is a good thing!) and is stapled very securely. If a raccoon is going to get into this, it's going to be from underneath. The coop end is heavy and pretty secure, but the fenced in area in the right of the pic can be lifted easily. I put cinder blocks all the way around it and have had no problems. I would buy this coop again. I hope this helps.
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I'm not sure you can. The way the roof is hinged, you might just be opening the feeder when it hangs. You might be able to rig something with some eyes on the end panels but I'm unsure if that would cause stability issues.
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You can easily attach it by sandwiching the fence between a 2X4 and the water trough, I attached mine to the chicken coop and hard piped it in with PVC pipe. It was so simple.
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Yes, but I haven't done it. The design allows you to combine as many sets as you'd like, for each panel is hinged to the next. A large round area can be made or even a long run one panel wide and as long as you want to make it. Small stakes come with the product to anchor it into the ground. Because I keep my 3 cats in it when camping, I have had to make a secure mesh top to keep them in, but with zip ties it's not a problem. The wire construction and design is just right...secure but not too heavy to handle and set up.
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Kind of! I'm not sure what my model is but the problems I had were the eyelets were not the same as on the old one and they did not line up with the wall panels. So what I wound up using was paracord laced thru the eyelets and around the frame. The roof has a couple of about 8" panels down each side and the eyelets are in that. So with it installed the panels are about 6" from the frame so there is a gap there, but the roof covers all that and it hangs over the sides about 6". The ends have a rope going thru it that you pull tight and that sucks the ends down (kinda like the string on a laundry bag). To hold the rope ends down I used bungee-cords tied around the feet and so far that seems to work. That's about all I've got, hope it helps.
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I'd say yes. You probably will be able to lay them side by side, bindings up. Or stack two together...if you stack two together, you may want to add an additional bungee or strap to hold the boards to the Block Wrap. This will protect your roof!
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No. I also have chickens and ended up building them a coop. Unless you have a cover on the top (not the tarp A frame that is optional ((I have that as well)) you will see that predators can access them. Even if that was covered, the links are too wide and they can burrow underneath. While this is perfect for the small amount of time that my dogs are there, I would not recommend using this frame and chicken wire. Other than that, my only complaint was the unwinding of the chain link, which can catch on itself and make the task very annoying. Overall people come to my house and are very impressed with the product for the price. Good Luck No. I also have chickens and ended up building them a coop. Unless you have a cover on the top (not the tarp A frame that is optional ((I have that as well)) you will see that predators can access them. Even if that was covered, the links are too wide and they can burrow underneath. While this is perfect for the small amount of time that my dogs are there, I would not recommend using this frame and chicken wire. Other than that, my only complaint was the unwinding of the chain link, which can catch on itself and make the task very annoying. Overall people come to my house and are very... » Read More No. I also have chickens and ended up building them a coop. Unless you have a cover on the top (not the tarp A frame that is optional ((I have that as well)) you will see that predators can access them. Even if that was covered, the links are too wide and they can burrow underneath. While this is perfect for the small amount of time that my dogs are there, I would not recommend using this frame and chicken wire. Other than that, my only complaint was the unwinding of the chain link, which can catch on itself and make the task very annoying. Overall people come to my house and are very impressed with the product for the price. Good Luck « Show Less
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Yes subject to moderate climate and the cage being kept in a safe location where wild animals cannot get to it. The pieces are designed to be flexible (3 pieces when assemble) so its is not strong enough to withstand a coyote or perhaps even a raccoon.
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All are attached to one another and u can if u want it to be an tent and i had to to lowes to get. some 4x4 wood so could put a tarp on top for the roof
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I don't see why not ? The back attachment should attach fine to a flat piece of wood. You'll probably need to stick a flat peace of this wood trough your wired fence (I assume?)
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Used a piece of electrical conduit.....cut it to the size I needed and fastened it to a wall on the roof.A good hardware store can help u on that!
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The Left side has a Cage Door you could open and leave open or detach, Then Bridge your roof to the exsisting roof. The BIG door opens Top to Bottom on the left side..Remove this door Completely and add the " wing" run from there however your roof line will not be uniform so you will have to construct something to make it weather tight. If I were doing this ..I would use the 1st option ( attached to the left end and Bridge the roof line to match )
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We put ours in our 4x4's for hunting.... Find you a channel that's not restricted an you can communicate clearly with others. They make a magnet mount antenna that sits on roof.�