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yellowlabrador · 2014-11-16 13:37:51

my friend has a lively labrador gundog. She keeps on breaking out of her run if she hears gunshot, partly out of enthusiasm. Her run and kennel is home made and she shares it with another labrador. Can anyone recommend a company supplying kennels and runs in the West Cork area and what do we need to look out for.

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dog run/kennel

16-11-2014 1:37pm

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yellowlabrador

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my friend has a lively labrador gundog. She keeps on breaking out of her run if she hears gunshot, partly out of enthusiasm. Her run and kennel is home made and she shares it with another labrador.
Can anyone recommend a company supplying kennels and runs in the West Cork area and what do we need to look out for.

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#2 17-11-2014 7:31pm

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http://www.slaneyside.com/
i got my gear from this company,they are fantastic to deal with and delivery to the door is cheap as chips,excellent products and fast delivery,next day in mycase,

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#3 17-11-2014 8:35pm

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Thanks for that. I found their website and plan to give them a cal tomorrow. Do you need a concrete base?

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#4 18-11-2014 6:05pm

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i think youd be better off with one anyway,i have mine power floated ,also if your going to have pups in the future housed in them go for the narrow gap between the bars,ive learnt to my disgust its too late for me lol.i have a 12 week old terrier that slides with ease between the bars.

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