Of course, many dogs running wild on the street are their dreams. Which dog doesn't want to run around in their neighbors without their supervision? Without their annoying belts? We don't want to give it to you, Fido. This won't happen. Just need an outdoor space for your dog to play? Consider building a running dog farm for her – a fenced, locked yard where your dog can be a dog.

Dog Run offers two of the world's best dogs: Protect and run freely in your own space. We all know that most dogs like to stay outside. There they do business, exercise, sniff around, snore, basically just like to stay outside.

Of course, you can find dogs running around the internet or in the aisles of your local pet store. However, if you are looking for a fun outdoor project that can be done with the help of family and friends, building one may just be for you.

Before you start, it's best to find a place in the backyard to start running. In the hot summer months, at least some of them are in the shade, there are no poisonous plants and flowers, and they are conspicuous enough to see your pet from the window.

Next, measure the space and clean the area. The size of the area depends on your dog. Bigger dogs need more space to play and even sprint. The dog can run either long or square, depending on the size of your yard. Keep this key fact in mind when building a house: If you think your dog might cross the fence, you might consider putting a canopy on the run.

Use a backhoe or shovel to dig holes in the fence post (if you use a standard 5 foot fence, it is recommended to dig 18 inches to 2 feet deep). Once the hole has been dug, place the column and place concrete around it for extra support.

Now, add a fence by barbed wire fence from one pillar to another, then hang the gate. Be sure to check it three times to make sure your dog can't open the door and push it. Don't think that won't happen.

If your dog is an excavator and most of the dogs are excavators, either bury the bottom of the barbed wire fence at least 18 inches or place the barbed wire around the fence so that she can't dig under the fence. . A layer of brick or boulder on the edge of your fence will crush the barbed wire (make sure the barbed wire is not exposed), increasing the appeal of your dog's run and backyard. Make sure she has her water and her favorite toys and is ready to host the dog to run open house!