Dog Alley Carpet

Idea for controlling mud on a dog run.
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[@judefuselier]

Sand underneath with and lil bit of concrete mixed in really helps with stability of the grade material, and it's easy to slope and work with the establish drainage.
Looks good to me!

[@SoatMon]

That's a great idea, thanks!

[@glennfelpel9785]

The carpet solution is a really good one, I agree. You are right about the concrete idea. And for me it is always so much work to get the materials and get the mixer out and all that goes with that. Your dogs will love using this for years to come. And I sure would like to see your 12 foot nails. Just kidding, I did see your correction. We couldn't help our selves and we went a put in a pretty full garden beans, okra, purple hall peas and tomatoes. It just isn't right to go without a garden. About the surgery, No the knee and hip are not at the same time. Knee, then in about three months possibly the hip. But you ask a good question, I have heard of people doing both at the same time. I don't think that is wise. Something like that very nearly did my sister in a few years back. How are the new windows working out? Is that project all finished up. I have a little painting and laying laminate flooring in my wife's sowing room them I will be FINISHED with the hours. Finished 40 years later, I don't want to hurry things. Enough chatter, and thank you for the video.

[@SoatMon]

I admire you putting in a full garden. I hope all goes well with your wife's surgery! The windows are completely done and are fantastic. It's like being in a new house. We still have to fix some paint in side but that will come one room at a time. I know what you mean about not getting in a hurry I started this house in 1987 and still have not finished...

[@tmillsaz]

👍

[@SoatMon]

Thanks Troy!