On 29 Jan 2005 10:56:55 -0500, (Melinda Shore) wrote:

Well, the other thing is that I wouldn't be able to drive a
7' post.

that's why i suggested getting the cement anchor blocks that are made
specifically for holding T-posts. no post whacking! if they'll
support heavy, 6' chain link, then they should work fine for a
temporary dog yard, right? another thing you might want to look at is
livestock panels. the holes are small enough to contain dogs and
they're rigid so they're easier to maneuver (than welded wire fence)
if you're fencing solo.

(I always thought that was a dumb song - if he
could follow her footprints to find her, why couldn't she
follow her own footprints to get home?)

because then he couldn't rescue her and there would be no stupid song
about it. HTH!

were Cinder running
*up* to the fence from the outside, presumably to taunt the
other dogs.

ha! smart (and eeevil) girl. thank goodness she didn't actually jump
the fence. once they get it in their heads that they can do so, it's
a zillion times harder to keep them contained.

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