I know you will get suggestions on this one. We have always had German Shepherd Dogs who love to run and they have a big yard in which to do that. In our privacy fence I cut "windows" for them to look out of which pretty much stopped the curiosity digging. 2x3 foot opening covered with 14 gauge welded wire and wood frame on both sides. To stop critters from getting in, I fixed 3 foot high 14 gauge welded wire on the inside of the fence and into the ground about 4 inches. Our GSDs love to sit by the windows and watch the world go by on the other side. They have also received their share of correction when they goofed up. Thanks for the great videos.
Also works great if you have problems with burrowing animals getting into an area. Bury it 18" straight down and out about 3' toward the direction that you want to stop digging from. Closest thing I've ever found to "dig proof".
To everyone that wants to build their own fence don't buy the 8' panels like Stan did. Doing this forces you to follow the 8' panels and not your yard. Buy 1"x4" fence planks, 2"x4" runners and 4"x4" post. Make the top of the fence follow the slope of the yard for looks. The 4"x4" post need to be 8' apart, the runners need to be 4" to 6" up from the ground and 4" to 6" down from the top and 1 runner in the middle of those two. When you mix the concrete don't do it in the hole with the 4"x4" post, do it outside of the hole in a mixer or wheelbarrow. Use screws not nails and if you want digging protection put chicken fence across and under the fence. Oh one final piece of advice when you dig your post holes balloon the bottom of the hole to stop frost heaving.
Good points. One thing I did witht he panels was cut them down to make them what size I wanted. My gate was a panel cut in half. So you can use panels and modify them to suit your needs.
Up state canine has some great videos on dog training with collars that work awesome. I have a German Shepard and use his videos to help train and work with my boy.
If u make ur garden look really nice and clean, and then put something like this up, it automatically makes everyone look at that, and it just looks cheap and trashy
Stanley, do you guys ever coat the bottoms of the posts with that roof leak stopper/roof cement ? Thanks, great video. And so sorry to hear about your fox.
Happy Wednesday Stan! Hope you are having a great day today! Keep up the great work! That cart on the starris is pretty neat! I will have to look into getting one!
Let's just hope your beautiful pup doesn't learn to climb. I've seen Shepherds and Malinois use the horizontal cross beams to climb up and over the fence. Great video Stan!
My girl GS x Border can leap in and out of the Ranger, but even when I talking to a neighbour across the street, she won't jump over the picket fence out front that's waist high. It's 6 foot colour bond everywhere else though. Oh and yeah she has dug under so her and the good boy next door can stick their heads under and carry on.
~~The name escapes me but there's a factory direct coating made to coat&protect deck footings from rot. While I know two who simply sprayed on like 2 or 3 coats of Plasti-Dip&another who,awhile back,applied Liquid Nail that came in pints/quarts.
I know you just wanted it done, but my 2 cents hardware cloth burred with aesthetically making the tops more balanced and 1 1/2" stone at the bottom covered with soil back from fence add window ports and it wouldn't look like a sad DIY project. I know your work is normally always done at a higher standard ,that's why you have so many followers. thanks for sharing and its never too late to shine
In an ideal enclosure there would be a climb-able structure (with Ramps, Shade and Dog Bed) in the centre of the yard so that the Dog can safely see what’s happening beyond the Fence. Sounds like time to spoil your Dog.
Dirt Monkey, I love your videos I always learn something from you. Thanks Not sure where you are in your video calendar but I am guessing that land scaping videos are going to stop soon and snow plowing will take over. Being honest not a big fan of snow cleaning videos so I thought I give you some ideas, can we see videos on winterizing equipment or cleaning out the shop. Thanks alot.
In ideally situation if you can afford I would put fence all over property that animals can roam freely and be very happy... Btw my neighbor have same Breed dog and it loves snooping around so I guess she won't like that small enclosure
I'm planning on building a dog run on the side of my house. Luckily, my yard is fenced, so all I have to do is run a short length from the fence to the corner of the house. Unfortunately, I will need to put a gate in it. Not hard, just a little more work. And the dogs can't currently get to it without me going outside and letting them in and out, but I'm going to put a doggy door in my dining room that will get them "at-will" access to it. Just another item on my honey-do list!
love your channel i really enjoy your product testing. im looking for a mower that can handle very steep hill. i came a across a mower that is a hybrid. it looks pretty Good. It is called the raven 7100 ill be looking for to your response and review and destroying it
Personally I don't like pre built fence panels. It's Windy up in Washington State and it tends to blow the panels down. You should redo your deck with composite and take a partial amount of the blocks down where your stairs land and tie that into into some stamped concrete into you're gate on your fence. You could also use some chain link tension wire on the bottom portion of your Fence, stapleing it into each post and that might be Prevent the dogs from digging or at least from escaping without having to dig around The entire perimeter of the fence but may be a choking hazard
I was disappointed with your solution too making the fence dig proof. Everyone bin using bricks for years. I thought you would have some netting or plastic barrier that works
Video of Idea is great but I feel as you could have done it as an DIY and explain exactly how to do what you were doing incase any of use watching your video could learn how to do as you did with your fence. but it's your video I'm just giving my 2 cents
Great video as always. I am not a pet owner. As a neighbor of people that have pets. I do not like picking up the poop or walking in it. Put your pet on a leash it's far cheaper.
You talked about how the water would rot the fence but not about how the water would escape the enclosure. No matter, white dogs love mud yards and creating a dog wash area will make a good future video and help fill all your free time.
I stapled stucco wire along the bottom of our dog run and layed it out flat on the ground all around the bottom inside and buried it an inch deep it instantly and permanently stopped our Siberian husky and Alaskan malamute from digging they try but the stop as soon as their claws touch the wire
I had a boxer as a kid who liked to dig, Our solution was chicken wire, buried about 6 inches. We moved a few years later so I don't know ultimately how long that lasts. Several years at least.
Stan with everybody putting in their 2 cents worth of an opinion. I just put a new fence in my yard. I paid someone else to do it. Some of the best money I ever spent.
Cool video That dumper for the zero turn is pretty cool You shouldn’t say good girl to baby after she comes back from chasing a squirrel because your rewarding her for the entire action of leaving you, chasing a squirrel, and then coming back. If you say “bad” then she’ll know that she is to constantly stay by your side and not leave to chase something. Just trying to help you out because what I said has worked amazingly with my dog.
Why are you staggering the fence... keeping the panels level. Rack them and have them follow the grade. They look Joe average home owner put the fence up...just saying...
It wasn't about beauty it was about keeping hard to control critters in place- many of which will dig out-ie if I get another fox it would dig or climb out quickly without more precautions
Stan what works better for fixing crack in a concrete floor or driveway?? Sealant with a gun or mixed mortar and trowel it in?? What last longer? Cracks r wide in areas but not wider than 1/2 in wide?? Need your help buddy driveway and garage floor im a do my own work no hire guy.. im a wrench worker but i own my home and need tips for this job at home
Hey hey stan, how is the GIE so far, i saw a few posts and saw your story on instagram, so cool. I hope you all are having fun their, form what i have seen, this 2021 GIE is really living up to the hype. It’s so nice of toro to bless the person ho goes to one of their booths, snaps a pic with them in it and tags the toro company, to win a 60 v mower. Now that’s pretty awesome. Today i was grinding very much so in English, my teacher was giving such hard work, so i had to bring it hoe to work on it. It took an a additional 2 hours to do, i just went slow n steady. So Stan, what will you be hav no good at the place your staying at, any good food. Will your e tot try the authentic southern fried chicken, or many other southern greats. I know Kentucky has a good amount of wonderful foods. But then again, I hear all the other southern states have great cookin. They tried a southern restaurant up here called collies chicken. We’ll the first three months you could not even get in. Now they barely have cars. So yeah, we need some real down home cooking up here. Well stan, you have a great night, tomorrows plan is to sharpen my mower blades,and load the car. And then Friday after school i have two lawns, one lawn will be a feet and mow job, the other will just be a mow. Lawn season is virtually done, and then leaf season is next week. Have a great night bid, god bless and go get em, your pal and friend, Alexander costa
That fence really blocking the view for the dog... Why not go with some kind of fence net instead? Don't get me wrong but it looks like a prison yard! 😅 - Good video keep em coming
Disappointed that you built a fence that your dog cannot see through- so much more interesting for her if she could see what’s going on around the area. Also since she loves to run and assuming the purpose is to keep her out of the street - fence off the street so she can take advantage of your huge property! IMO😁
Unfortunately I’m not allowed to fence around the street, this is pretty much the best I can do. But maybe I should make windows of some sort for her 🤔
If you did the shosugi bon at the base it would protect it from rot and insects too lol just a thought . Also could bury weld wire 12" deep and attach it to the outside of the fence instead of burying the fence another idea if the bricks dont work always have to have a back up plan lol take care peaceout
Hey There Mr Stan, Q: why not just pile up the paving material, possibly over some weed mat if you’re concerned about that, creating a ‘rock garden border’, instead of burying the fence? (Then it should last much longer, right?)
Our golden retriever years ago that was her thing moon craters. One time I bathed her dried her with a hair dryer, that lasted all of ten minutes plops right down into a mud hole 🕳 while it rained. I was pissed off.. I don’t see how people with golden retrievers ever keep their coats as clean as pen. Much less in the house they shed. Labor of love.
Great video, Brother! Love that mud mixer. Could have used that when we built our deck! Yeah, man, that's a good worm for fishing!! Thanks for sharing! Oh! By the way, if something itches, you scratch it. Not the other way around. Have a great weekend. God bless.
Good one, Yeah the last 15 seconds..I had Huskie's and when the weather turned stormy they were under the fence, literally, Didnt matter how much blockage was there, in the end, had to regretfully adopt them to a landowner that had a farm with more acreage.
Hey Stan, thanks for the video. I've seen where they have a metal material that keeps animals from digging their way out. Not sure if you've seen it. I was looking for this video yesterday. You must be pretty busy.
Another great video Stan Here in the UK we would have used concrete posts and gravel boards that could be buried and slot in fence panels. So no rot of the panels. Not sure if you use this method in the US.
I though that dog might have Husky in it--except it actually came back to you...They are true escape artists. Ours would dig up concrete pieces larger than those bricks right away.
I had to end up doing chicken wire fence. Attach it to the fence and then lay it out from fence 2 feet. Bury it with dirt and Sod. When they dig they get to the chicken wire and they hated it. My dogs were known for digging down under my fence and digging under the neighbors sidewalk and coming up on the other side of the sidewalk, lol. And they could do it fast. Rocks,bricks,cement didn’t work. These dogs learned how to move them. Crazy dogs
I had a yellow lab female that used to love to run and chase squirrels. One day when she was 1 1/2 years old she chased one right across the street out front and someone ran her over at about 10 miles an hour. She went completely under the car and came out the back end. Broke one of her back legs and needed a rod plus about $6000 worth of urgent emergency care. She lived till 10. Never chased squirrels again after that tho.
Hey Stan why not put a buried electric fence in like a sport dog and add one of there gps trackers to the collars incase your extra worried about one getting out of the fence I have one that can go up too 100 Acers that can have unlimited collars I generally even Bury the wire in nonmetallic conduit so you can change the wire without digging again or have the risk of something damaging the wire
Are those panels stapled or screwed? In my area all the prebuilt panels are either stapled pickets or thin nails that don’t hold up at all. I ended up building my because of it. Ended up making a shadow box style fence to allow the wind through and let the dogs see out.
Agree Functionality over looks one problem with the wrinkles in the tin the gaps you need to do something so your dog dose not cut his gums and nose tin can be sharp vet bills are expensive I have Rottweiler and German Shepherd and they both like to dig 😅
if you buried what they call chicken wire about 2 ft wide and about 3 or 4 inches under ground it would stop them digging.. they would dig down and hit the wire and that usely stops them. i built a chain link fence and they keep digging out and thats what i did and it stop them.
Stan you picked up poo haha she’s a beautiful dog my first shepherd was white would never run away or chase other animals my two shepherds since then will chase other animals dig hole lay in them even when filled with water
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I know you will get suggestions on this one. We have always had German Shepherd Dogs who love to run and they have a big yard in which to do that. In our privacy fence I cut "windows" for them to look out of which pretty much stopped the curiosity digging. 2x3 foot opening covered with 14 gauge welded wire and wood frame on both sides. To stop critters from getting in, I fixed 3 foot high 14 gauge welded wire on the inside of the fence and into the ground about 4 inches. Our GSDs love to sit by the windows and watch the world go by on the other side. They have also received their share of correction when they goofed up. Thanks for the great videos.
Cool love the idea thanks man 👊
Thanks Stan, I really liked it, but your pretty pooch may disagree with me, lol !
3:57 Frankie always reminds me of Boomhauer from 'King of the Hill', I can never quite make out what he's saying 😂
I love that
Put chicken wire along the fence on the inside then put sod over it. Can’t dig through that
I like it 👍
Also works great if you have problems with burrowing animals getting into an area. Bury it 18" straight down and out about 3' toward the direction that you want to stop digging from. Closest thing I've ever found to "dig proof".
To everyone that wants to build their own fence don't buy the 8' panels like Stan did. Doing this forces you to follow the 8' panels and not your yard. Buy 1"x4" fence planks, 2"x4" runners and 4"x4" post. Make the top of the fence follow the slope of the yard for looks. The 4"x4" post need to be 8' apart, the runners need to be 4" to 6" up from the ground and 4" to 6" down from the top and 1 runner in the middle of those two. When you mix the concrete don't do it in the hole with the 4"x4" post, do it outside of the hole in a mixer or wheelbarrow. Use screws not nails and if you want digging protection put chicken fence across and under the fence. Oh one final piece of advice when you dig your post holes balloon the bottom of the hole to stop frost heaving.
Good points. One thing I did witht he panels was cut them down to make them what size I wanted. My gate was a panel cut in half. So you can use panels and modify them to suit your needs.
I kind of chuckled when I saw you throwing the bricks over the fence yet you had a whole section of the perimeter open.
My chickens would have a hay-day with worms that size.
😛👍
Up state canine has some great videos on dog training with collars that work awesome. I have a German Shepard and use his videos to help train and work with my boy.
I’ll check em out thanks!
2nd that, he is a good teacher also. You will get so much more from a well trained stable dog also.
I put [sacrificial] composite deck boards running along the ground so that my fence can be put 3-inches above ground level.
Composite boards are not sacrificial materials, most of them don't rot.
@@Oscar-Sh i assume it is "sacrificial" vs the digging.
Your pup is one lucky dog. I hope she isn't a jumper. Thanks for showing us your project and showing your love for your critters.😊🙏
Me too! Thanks for being here glad ya like my zoo 👊
If u make ur garden look really nice and clean, and then put something like this up, it automatically makes everyone look at that, and it just looks cheap and trashy
It looks good on the outside
Build your next fence out of black locust. You can bury it, no chemicals, and you’ll rot before it does.
I have no clue where to get that.
Good Evening Stan, How's it going today. H2O Today hby?
H2O for me as well 😊👍
Stanley, do you guys ever coat the bottoms of the posts with that roof leak stopper/roof cement ? Thanks, great video.
And so sorry to hear about your fox.
Thank you Stan for another awesome video god bless
Thanks man & God Bless!
Happy Wednesday Stan! Hope you are having a great day today! Keep up the great work! That cart on the starris is pretty neat! I will have to look into getting one!
Let me know what ya think 😄👍
Let's just hope your beautiful pup doesn't learn to climb. I've seen Shepherds and Malinois use the horizontal cross beams to climb up and over the fence. Great video Stan!
My shepherd mixes have been going over 6 foot chainlink. I had to add a top section leaning in to hold them.. so far!
@@bartfoster1311 Good luck, I hope that keeps them contained and happy!
My girl GS x Border can leap in and out of the Ranger, but even when I talking to a neighbour across the street, she won't jump over the picket fence out front that's waist high. It's 6 foot colour bond everywhere else though. Oh and yeah she has dug under so her and the good boy next door can stick their heads under and carry on.
mooi maar als je witte herder kan springen dan springt die over de omheining . ben ook eigenaar van een witte herder dus weet er veel van
I like the brick idea hopefully it helps u out with the dog 🐕
~~The name escapes me but there's a factory direct coating made to coat&protect deck footings from rot. While I know two who simply sprayed on like 2 or 3 coats of Plasti-Dip&another who,awhile back,applied Liquid Nail that came in pints/quarts.
actually I just seen it at a show and I think its called post armor
The Doggie was watching for your weak point to dig a escape hole and be on the prowl
😂 I thought the same thing!
She was checking out her escape routes
Puppy jumps over the fence and smiles…
I know you just wanted it done, but my 2 cents hardware cloth burred with aesthetically making the tops more balanced and 1 1/2" stone at the bottom covered with soil back from fence add window ports and it wouldn't look like a sad DIY project. I know your work is normally always done at a higher standard ,that's why you have so many followers. thanks for sharing and its never too late to shine
This was functional over aesthectic.
In an ideal enclosure there would be a climb-able structure (with Ramps, Shade and Dog Bed) in the centre of the yard so that the Dog can safely see what’s happening beyond the Fence. Sounds like time to spoil your Dog.
That might come later
Stan I know I can fix babys running issue pm me
Dirt Monkey, I love your videos I always learn something from you. Thanks Not sure where you are in your video calendar but I am guessing that land scaping videos are going to stop soon and snow plowing will take over. Being honest not a big fan of snow cleaning videos so I thought I give you some ideas, can we see videos on winterizing equipment or cleaning out the shop. Thanks alot.
Appreciate the ideas. This yer maybe ai can mix in some construction show videos during the snow season.
In ideally situation if you can afford I would put fence all over property that animals can roam freely and be very happy...
Btw my neighbor have same Breed dog and it loves snooping around so I guess she won't like that small enclosure
its a safe area for her to relax
I'm planning on building a dog run on the side of my house. Luckily, my yard is fenced, so all I have to do is run a short length from the fence to the corner of the house. Unfortunately, I will need to put a gate in it. Not hard, just a little more work. And the dogs can't currently get to it without me going outside and letting them in and out, but I'm going to put a doggy door in my dining room that will get them "at-will" access to it. Just another item on my honey-do list!
Sounds like you got a plan going 👍 Go get em!
love your channel
i really enjoy your product testing. im looking for a mower that can handle very steep hill.
i came a across a mower that is a hybrid. it looks pretty Good. It is called the raven 7100
ill be looking for to your response and review and destroying it
I haven't seen that mower. I will look for it
Personally I don't like pre built fence panels. It's Windy up in Washington State and it tends to blow the panels down. You should redo your deck with composite and take a partial amount of the blocks down where your stairs land and tie that into into some stamped concrete into you're gate on your fence.
You could also use some chain link tension wire on the bottom portion of your Fence, stapleing it into each post and that might be Prevent the dogs from digging or at least from escaping without having to dig around The entire perimeter of the fence but may be a choking hazard
Your right- that would be a better way to do it but I needed to get something done fast and this was my solution.
I was disappointed with your solution too making the fence dig proof. Everyone bin using bricks for years. I thought you would have some netting or plastic barrier that works
I have used buried fencing in the past but this was easy
Video of Idea is great but I feel as you could have done it as an DIY and explain exactly how to do what you were doing incase any of use watching your video could learn how to do as you did with your fence. but it's your video I'm just giving my 2 cents
I like your ideas & thank you for the honest feedback!
All that hard work might not work. Some dogs learn how to climb up those panels by using the cross members. Freedom by going over rather than under!
Your right- we had one do that about 30 seconds after we finished it. frustrating!
Great video as always. I am not a pet owner. As a neighbor of people that have pets. I do not like picking up the poop or walking in it. Put your pet on a leash it's far cheaper.
true!
You talked about how the water would rot the fence but not about how the water would escape the enclosure. No matter, white dogs love mud yards and creating a dog wash area will make a good future video and help fill all your free time.
The water will soak through the ground.
I stapled stucco wire along the bottom of our dog run and layed it out flat on the ground all around the bottom inside and buried it an inch deep it instantly and permanently stopped our Siberian husky and Alaskan malamute from digging they try but the stop as soon as their claws touch the wire
Good idea!
You should cut some windows in the fence so the pup can look out👍🏻
Good idea!
what about the galvanized fence that goes below the fence i am just asking about it, do you think that works
I had a boxer as a kid who liked to dig, Our solution was chicken wire, buried about 6 inches. We moved a few years later so I don't know ultimately how long that lasts. Several years at least.
old chain link fence works for that 2.
put it on the bottom of fence and part underground
You could also bury some hardware cloth around the edges of your fence, that will keep her from digging.
That works great. I did that on my outdoor kennerls
My dogs like to dig at the fence whats a good way to deter then i might dig down abit and do 2x6 pressure treated . but these bricks thing helps alot?
It kept my foxes inside
Question isn’t hauling those blocks with the lawn more with all the wait not good for the transmission
It is not good for it. your right
Stan with everybody putting in their 2 cents worth of an opinion. I just put a new fence in my yard. I paid someone else to do it. Some of the best money I ever spent.
😃👍
I am here and I can't wait to watch. I had a very busy day so I am late hahah
Good to have you with on this one!
Luckily, our GSD’s don’t dig, but they can scale over 6’6” fences. Have to put 2’ trellis on top. BTW I love white shepherds.
We put landscaping timbers on the bottom of our fence. Our dogs gave up.
Nice!
Cool video
That dumper for the zero turn is pretty cool
You shouldn’t say good girl to baby after she comes back from chasing a squirrel because your rewarding her for the entire action of leaving you, chasing a squirrel, and then coming back. If you say “bad” then she’ll know that she is to constantly stay by your side and not leave to chase something. Just trying to help you out because what I said has worked amazingly with my dog.
Appreciate the help 👍
Hi Stanley we use bird netting folded up and buried paws don't like it.
Thanks for the idea!
Why are you staggering the fence... keeping the panels level. Rack them and have them follow the grade. They look Joe average home owner put the fence up...just saying...
That is one of the ugliest things I've ever seen you build...I'm laughing and shaking my head....still fun to watch.
It wasn't about beauty it was about keeping hard to control critters in place- many of which will dig out-ie if I get another fox it would dig or climb out quickly without more precautions
Every time i see that wonky lawn cart it looks wonkier...😂😂
😃 but it works
The only way I would buy a stand on mower would be to take it apart for the parts
love those mowers for commercial mowing
Not sure that stone and paver placement is up to Blaine's standards.
its not Blaine approved lol
Stan, I was up In Cokato MN this past week. How far are you from there? I’ll be up there soon as well transporting!!!! Take care! Be blessed!
I have a cabin in Rutledge Mn
@@Dirtmonkey I’ll have to come up and meet you next time I’m up that way man! So cool I was so close to you last week!!!!
Stan what works better for fixing crack in a concrete floor or driveway?? Sealant with a gun or mixed mortar and trowel it in?? What last longer? Cracks r wide in areas but not wider than 1/2 in wide?? Need your help buddy driveway and garage floor im a do my own work no hire guy.. im a wrench worker but i own my home and need tips for this job at home
I have tried both with mixed results. their isn't one good fix for that issue sorry.
@@Dirtmonkey thanks ill fix it up nice
You should come out with merchandise
I love your videos
Stay posted! & thanks bro 👍
Hey hey stan, how is the GIE so far, i saw a few posts and saw your story on instagram, so cool. I hope you all are having fun their, form what i have seen, this 2021 GIE is really living up to the hype. It’s so nice of toro to bless the person ho goes to one of their booths, snaps a pic with them in it and tags the toro company, to win a 60 v mower. Now that’s pretty awesome. Today i was grinding very much so in English, my teacher was giving such hard work, so i had to bring it hoe to work on it. It took an a additional 2 hours to do, i just went slow n steady. So Stan, what will you be hav no good at the place your staying at, any good food. Will your e tot try the authentic southern fried chicken, or many other southern greats. I know Kentucky has a good amount of wonderful foods. But then again, I hear all the other southern states have great cookin. They tried a southern restaurant up here called collies chicken. We’ll the first three months you could not even get in. Now they barely have cars. So yeah, we need some real down home cooking up here. Well stan, you have a great night, tomorrows plan is to sharpen my mower blades,and load the car. And then Friday after school i have two lawns, one lawn will be a feet and mow job, the other will just be a mow. Lawn season is virtually done, and then leaf season is next week. Have a great night bid, god bless and go get em, your pal and friend, Alexander costa
That fence really blocking the view for the dog... Why not go with some kind of fence net instead? Don't get me wrong but it looks like a prison yard! 😅 - Good video keep em coming
It keeps out prying eyes. I have had security issues lately
@@Dirtmonkey Ok 👍
Disappointed that you built a fence that your dog cannot see through- so much more interesting for her if she could see what’s going on around the area. Also since she loves to run and assuming the purpose is to keep her out of the street - fence off the street so she can take advantage of your huge property! IMO😁
Unfortunately I’m not allowed to fence around the street, this is pretty much the best I can do. But maybe I should make windows of some sort for her 🤔
Isn't this a day late?
If you did the shosugi bon at the base it would protect it from rot and insects too lol just a thought . Also could bury weld wire 12" deep and attach it to the outside of the fence instead of burying the fence another idea if the bricks dont work always have to have a back up plan lol take care peaceout
This was a fast way to get it done before the week end was up.
@@Dirtmonkey i get it sometimes its a time frame they were just thoughts and mabe upgrades later if the need arises. awesome channel
Hey There Mr Stan,
Q: why not just pile up the paving material, possibly over some weed mat if you’re concerned about that, creating a ‘rock garden border’, instead of burying the fence?
(Then it should last much longer, right?)
My critters really dig- I need something embedded
Yeah I seen the warm before you even touched it lol
😃👍
yup, your dog is just about as obedient as my 5 dogs.
mind of their own.
Good video keep up the great work as always go get em
Much appreciated sir!
Our golden retriever years ago that was her thing moon craters. One time I bathed her dried her with a hair dryer, that lasted all of ten minutes plops right down into a mud hole 🕳 while it rained. I was pissed off.. I don’t see how people with golden retrievers ever keep their coats as clean as pen. Much less in the house they shed. Labor of love.
Wet for a zero turn is dry for a standard yard tractor.
it can be
Great video, Brother! Love that mud mixer. Could have used that when we built our deck! Yeah, man, that's a good worm for fishing!! Thanks for sharing!
Oh! By the way, if something itches, you scratch it. Not the other way around. Have a great weekend. God bless.
Thanks for stopping in and watching.
Good one, Yeah the last 15 seconds..I had Huskie's and when the weather turned stormy they were under the fence, literally, Didnt matter how much blockage was there, in the end, had to regretfully adopt them to a landowner that had a farm with more acreage.
Huskys are hard to keep locked in. they need to run!
that thing u used to move the bricks is coll
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Hey Stan, thanks for the video. I've seen where they have a metal material that keeps animals from digging their way out. Not sure if you've seen it. I was looking for this video yesterday. You must be pretty busy.
Oo I’ll look into that thanks man
@@Dirtmonkey I'll see if I can find it for your future reference. It's nearly badger proof lol
15:37 Sam: "Everything's a hammer."
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Another great video Stan
Here in the UK we would have used concrete posts and gravel boards that could be buried and slot in fence panels. So no rot of the panels. Not sure if you use this method in the US.
It wasn't available without special pre-order
This is Neither really dog, nor chew, nor climb proof. My dog would be out in 3 min. He would also chew if up, besides climbing over...
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How many acres of property do you have?
8
I'm thinking about making video tomorrow at bandit chipper Booth
go for it!
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I have the exact same dog. All white German shepherd. Named sugar. Beautiful dog.
Hey Stan, you should check out fencing in the UK. We use a concrete board for the bottom of fences so your wood fence isn’t touching dirty
good call!
I though that dog might have Husky in it--except it actually came back to you...They are true escape artists. Ours would dig up concrete pieces larger than those bricks right away.
where are your foxes?
I had to end up doing chicken wire fence. Attach it to the fence and then lay it out from fence 2 feet. Bury it with dirt and Sod. When they dig they get to the chicken wire and they hated it. My dogs were known for digging down under my fence and digging under the neighbors sidewalk and coming up on the other side of the sidewalk, lol. And they could do it fast. Rocks,bricks,cement didn’t work. These dogs learned how to move them. Crazy dogs
I just put my hand in dog poop.... now let me rub it on your face... 😆 beautiful pup, I miss having a GSD.
Yard bombs come with dogs.
oh yeah!
Blocking their view of open spaces and things to look at is kind of torture. Maybe cut in some plexiglass windows??
I had a yellow lab female that used to love to run and chase squirrels. One day when she was 1 1/2 years old she chased one right across the street out front and someone ran her over at about 10 miles an hour. She went completely under the car and came out the back end. Broke one of her back legs and needed a rod plus about $6000 worth of urgent emergency care.
She lived till 10. Never chased squirrels again after that tho.
Stand what's up with the acrylic fish tank in the yard? She need new home? Lol
yep- they all need a new home
@@Dirtmonkey hmmmm that one looks like a 280?
You know I'm a freak about the fish tanks by now lol let me know what you want rid of n how much
That's a great idea 💡
Here’s a scary thought 💭 what your white German shepherd removes the brick 🧱??
Hey Stan why not put a buried electric fence in like a sport dog and add one of there gps trackers to the collars incase your extra worried about one getting out of the fence I have one that can go up too 100 Acers that can have unlimited collars I generally even Bury the wire in nonmetallic conduit so you can change the wire without digging again or have the risk of something damaging the wire
I think Stan wants to keep the wild critters out as well.
From viewing point right up the right side from the dirt to the wall looks like a twigs already branching out is where the worm is
Are those panels stapled or screwed? In my area all the prebuilt panels are either stapled pickets or thin nails that don’t hold up at all. I ended up building my because of it. Ended up making a shadow box style fence to allow the wind through and let the dogs see out.
Agree Functionality over looks one problem with the wrinkles in the tin the gaps you need to do something so your dog dose not cut his gums and nose tin can be sharp vet bills are expensive I have Rottweiler and German Shepherd and they both like to dig 😅
if you buried what they call chicken wire about 2 ft wide and about 3 or 4 inches under ground it would stop them digging.. they would dig down and hit the wire and that usely stops them. i built a chain link fence and they keep digging out and thats what i did and it stop them.
Stan you picked up poo haha she’s a beautiful dog my first shepherd was white would never run away or chase other animals my two shepherds since then will chase other animals dig hole lay in them even when filled with water
Use chain link fence buried as pet barrier then surround that by a privacy fence.
Good job though, God bless
Thanks for watching
Sorry to hear about the fox, but then again, foxes are not meant to be domesticated, so perhaps it was for the best.
16:25 She's already working on figuring out how to get under the fence ;-)
Hey Stan, my question is do you need to pull a building permit to put up a fence?
I don’t know about his area but in my area I had to have a permit for mine
yes, rub the dog with the dog poop hand.
I just seen that lol
Nice white fur ta boot. Betcha snuggled up with poop face later on. 😂