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Puppy barrier

Ajanas · 2021-04-13 08:57:08

Any advice on whats the best way to temporarily cordon/ fence off sections of a garden, to keep a puppy out of mischief? Was thinking of chicken wire, but the pup is a large breed, so it might not hold up! Cheers!

13-04-2021 9:57am

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Ajanas

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Any advice on whats the best way to temporarily cordon/ fence off sections of a garden, to keep a puppy out of mischief? Was thinking of chicken wire, but the pup is a large breed, so it might not hold up! Cheers!

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#2 14-04-2021 12:16pm

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I got this mesh fencing in B&Q a few weeks ago to keep our dog out of an area in our garden - https://www.diy.com/departments/blooma-steel-wire-mesh-fencing-l-5m/3663602731245_BQ.prd

It's more rigid and stiffer than normal chicken wire.

B&Q also sell plastic-coated steel rods (in various lengths) that are from the same manufacturer as the fencing so you can get those as well. Cable ties will do for attaching the fence to the rods.

I'd suggest just taking a trip to the likes of B&Q, Woodies etc. and see exactly what they have.

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