People think cages are cruel, but in fact they can actually keep pets safe. You can monitor them, let them back out and still give them freedom to move around. And in Olive's case, it keeps her safe and out of trouble when you guys are away. It would be tragic if she knocked a knife out of a drawer and cut herself or stepped on a fork that fell or any number of terrible situations. I can very much understand why this has to be done. Thank you for sharing, Jennifer and Chad. 🙂 Lots of pets for Olive!
Thank you. That is 100% our concern that she could get into something that would really hurt her. So the pen is for her own safety while we're away. Have a good day!
Good afternoon! I really enjoyed the video today. I'm glad that you have made a safe place for Olive. Safer for her while you are gone and also your house. Have a great day.
Our Great Dane definitely was able to slide it/distort it's shape until we added some additional clamps. Now it's much more rigid. But she could still probably slide the entire thing on a flat smooth surface if she wanted to. I'd recommend anchoring one side to a wall if possible.
Great video! Would it be possible to add an extra panel with the full human-sized door in the MIDDLE so that it splits the kennel into two 5x5 sections?
I think that would be difficult, but not impossible. You'd need to get some way to connect the piping that keeps it solid. And then you'd need to get that 1' wide section of chain link or some type of fencing (I guess it could be a solid piece) for that small spot on both ends.
Great question. It depends on the strength of the dog. Our Great Dane was able to push out on the sides and change the shape of the kennel. I called the manufacturer and they sent us 4 more clamps (2 for each side intersection). The corners never moved, but once I put the extra clamps on the side panels, they never moved either.
@PurpleCollarLife, thanks for responding! I have a 160-pound cane corso, and that was what I was worried about!!!! Was it difficult to get in contact with the manufacturer?
People think cages are cruel, but in fact they can actually keep pets safe. You can monitor them, let them back out and still give them freedom to move around. And in Olive's case, it keeps her safe and out of trouble when you guys are away. It would be tragic if she knocked a knife out of a drawer and cut herself or stepped on a fork that fell or any number of terrible situations. I can very much understand why this has to be done. Thank you for sharing, Jennifer and Chad. 🙂 Lots of pets for Olive!
Thank you. That is 100% our concern that she could get into something that would really hurt her. So the pen is for her own safety while we're away. Have a good day!
Good afternoon! I really enjoyed the video today. I'm glad that you have made a safe place for Olive. Safer for her while you are gone and also your house. Have a great day.
Thank you so much!
Just bought one if these, thanks for the set up video
Very nice! I hope it works well as a safe place for Olive when it’s necessary for you to be away temporarily.
Us too!
Olive is cute when she’s behind you
We think she's cute 99% of the time. :)
What a sweet girl
She's such a good girl.
❤️
Glad the video was helpful!
If I set this up in the garage can my 95lb husky move it or slide it around? Hes very strong and very destructive when we are gone.
Our Great Dane definitely was able to slide it/distort it's shape until we added some additional clamps. Now it's much more rigid. But she could still probably slide the entire thing on a flat smooth surface if she wanted to. I'd recommend anchoring one side to a wall if possible.
hello cute dog
Hello 😊
used to feed my dogds growing up all the family scrap choclate gravy with biscuit and they was fine so its a hit or miss or just a myth
Great video! Now, how do I take it apart? What tool, or drill attachment😵💫
You should be able to use the same tools/process in reverse for disassembly. Thanks for watching!
Great video! Would it be possible to add an extra panel with the full human-sized door in the MIDDLE so that it splits the kennel into two 5x5 sections?
Thank you for leaving a comment. I don't see any reason why adding a second door panel as a divider and creating two 5x5 areas would not work.
I literally came to this video to ask the same question about adding a divider. Thanks!
I wonder if one could rig some pipes up to expand the width from 5ft to 6ft.I want one to mount on a trailer for hunting dog camp.
I think that would be difficult, but not impossible. You'd need to get some way to connect the piping that keeps it solid. And then you'd need to get that 1' wide section of chain link or some type of fencing (I guess it could be a solid piece) for that small spot on both ends.
How sturdy are the panels with the braces that connect them? Will it be easy so shift it out of square? That's my only worry
Great question. It depends on the strength of the dog. Our Great Dane was able to push out on the sides and change the shape of the kennel. I called the manufacturer and they sent us 4 more clamps (2 for each side intersection). The corners never moved, but once I put the extra clamps on the side panels, they never moved either.
@PurpleCollarLife, thanks for responding! I have a 160-pound cane corso, and that was what I was worried about!!!! Was it difficult to get in contact with the manufacturer?
Just ordered one today. On sale for $299
That's at least $100 off, right? That's a nice deal.
@@PurpleCollarLife Merry Christmas! yes, even the shipping is free! $319 out the door.
How do you stand it with ger interrupting you all the time?
She doesn't interrupt. She is adding information and commentary when we're making the video. We don't have a script of who talks when.
Can anyone tell me if one the wires in one brand are stronger than the other? I'm looking at pet sentinel vs retriever panels
That's a good question. I don't have any experience with the Pet Sentinel brand. But I can tell you that this kennel works great for our Great Dane.
These rust horribly, mine was even delivered w/ rust on day 1.
ive had mine outside 3 years, no rust, i am in dry west texas though