Pet Rebellion Dog Runner, 45 x 150 cm, Black

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You can either make an access point in the fence to attach a dog house to the outside of your enclosure, or place a dog house inside the dog run. A dog house will provide protection from the sun, as well as unexpected wind or rain that may occur while you are away from home. If you put a dog house inside the run, make sure your dog cannot use it as a way to jump over the fence. This can be accomplished with strategic placement or by adding a roof to your run. 2. Add a Pergola over the Entrance Plastic ones are harder to come by. They are often closed, so there’s no wire or mesh to let air through or allow them to see out. But this may be good for dogs who are nervous or to fully protect them from the weather. These panels are also much easier to clean down than metal or mesh, which could be good if you board dogs or foster them temporarily. Weather

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One final tip: If your pup needs a bathroom break, be sure to clean up after them. The runners who follow in your path will thank you! Aerial dog runs, also known as dog tie outs or dog runners, allow them to safely be outside and get the exercise they need, while still being safe and within sight. It's easy to set up and use, and once they are successfully joined to it, will keep your furry friend happy whilst they're out getting some extra exercise. To top it off, we've fortified the Dog Runner with three heavy-duty paint layers, providing long-lasting protection against scratches and corrosion. As pioneers in the industry, we've taken Dog Runner Treadmills to new heights with the Ortho Pro, setting the gold standard for quality and innovation. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a devoted dog owner, our treadmill is your ideal partner for achieving the best for your four-legged friend. Don't be swayed by imitations; choose the original Dog Runner for the ultimate workout experience. Elevate your dog's fitness journey today! Some people who own working breeds such as guard dogs or greyhounds may wish to keep their dog in an outdoor run like this all the time. While we wouldn’t recommend using something like this for full-time containment, if this is what you want, get a plastic run which is sheltered from the elements and is warm. Where Do I Put A Dog Run? Most people only take their dog for a walk once or twice a day, which isn't enough exercise for most dogs. And if you work long hours, it can be tough to find someone to let your pup out. This can be frustrating because it's hard to find the extra time to do this each day, and your dog always seems to want to go further than you're willing to walk.

We got help from professional dog trainer JT Clough, who cowrote a book about training running dogs; Bryan Barrera, a professional dog runner from Washington, D.C.; Karen London, a certified animal behaviorist who trains and runs with dogs; and the American Kennel Club to give us the lowdown on the best running dogs. Installing a pergola at the entrance to your enclosure will immediately increase visual appeal while also adding some shade to the area. Small, pre-made pergolas are available at most home and garden centers, or you can construct your own. 3. Install Shade Structures

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The option that most perfectly balances affordability and visual appeal is usually plastic-coated wire fencing with wood posts. This attractive option provides the sturdiness you need for most dog breeds, looks considerably better than chain link fencing and is more affordable than wood. All of these options are available at home and garden centers, so you can easily compare sturdiness and price before making your final decision.

A good rule of thumb is to make the zip line 10 times the length of your dog. So for a 100-pound dog, the zip line should be at least 1,000 feet long. Or, if you have an appropriately sized side yard that you are not using for storage or as a vegetable garden, you may want to place your enclosure there, which will ensure that it is out of the way and allow you to use less fencing, since you will only need to close off each end of the space. Consider Shaded Areas

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Perhaps eco-friendliness is not your first thought when looking for an outdoor dog run, but these panels offer a lot of things which the other metal bar options don’t. You can also use wood or ornate metal fencing to give your dog run a higher-end look, just make sure the spaces between the wood or metal are large enough for your dogs to see out – and you to see in – but narrow enough that they cannot get their head through the fence. Wood FencingLooking for a pet cable line trolley system that can accommodate large dogs up to 250 lbs? Look no further than the XiaZ dog tie-out aerial dog run system! This lead line comes with an extra long main cable of 100 ft and an 8 ft nylon bungee runner, giving your dog a HUGE 1,600 square feet of running space for your dog to run free, but still be safe. Plus, it’s super strong and safe, with a pull strength of up to 5 KN by professional tensile test. Everything you need for easy set up is included, along with detailed installation instructions. What You Need To Know Fake grass can also limit digging and is a non-toxic, pet-friendly option that requires very little maintenance. Rubber Padding