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RON DEKON
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kennel 2 male dogs together

good and bad of kenneling to male hounds together in a 10 by 10 kennel pen. just looking for anyone that has had experience with trying this thanks

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I do.

I have litter mate brothers that have been kenneled together since day one. If they get along, I don’t see an issue. But I have made a ton of mistakes with my pups. JMHO

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If you can't kennel them together, you surely don't want to kennel them in adjacent runs. The barrier between them can cause frustration which can turn to aggression. Then you have a real problem.

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RON DEKON
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thanks for the comment so far also had another idea would like to get input on Has anyone used a PetSafe Wireless dog containment collars on Coonhounds would like to let my hounds loose during the day keep them around the house and barn then put them in the kennel at nightthanks for your input.

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Pet safe

I don’t personally use petsafe, but I do have regular training collars and the dogs have learned where they can and can’t go. Take to the woods, they know it’s go time. No issues there. Another thought I had about kennel together is, if they constantly fight, the aggressive one won’t be eating my feed.

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My opinion is this , a 10x10 kennel is to small for 2 dogs,

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My opinion is this , a 10x10 kennel is to small for 2 dogs,


how is that too little for two dogs? Most single kennel runs are 4x8. That's fairly universal. if you split a 10x10 in half thats 5x10 which is bigger.

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how is that too little for two dogs? Most single kennel runs are 4x8. That's fairly universal. if you split a 10x10 in half thats 5x10 which is bigger.


You got that right!

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nextcoonhunters
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quote:
Originally posted by RON DEKON
thanks for the comment so far also had another idea would like to get input on Has anyone used a PetSafe Wireless dog containment collars on Coonhounds would like to let my hounds loose during the day keep them around the house and barn then put them in the kennel at nightthanks for your input.
Are you talking pups? I love keeping pups with each other, but only for a while. My suggestion is build 2 good dog houses, one in your 10x10 pen, and one a little ways away form there. Use a tie 25 foot tie out for the other. than rotate the dogs sometimes together sometimes in the pen and one on the tie out. unless you have ever been somewhere and seen some guy tie a dog up that ain't never been tied out you may not understand why this is my recommendation. But if you have with the dog fighting for all it's worth it doesn't look good. I've had a lot of people say I won't ever tie my dog out, but what happens if down the road you sell it to someone who does. If you tie them out some when they are little they break to it fast and easy. The next thing if you don't own a gramin buy one. than but those collars to use, why some people will have a gramin and turn their prize pup lose to play, with the collar sitting inside is beyond me. I have one and it cost a pretty penny so I use it. put the collar on before you let them out, you may let them out 100 times and never need it, but it only takes one time of that pup hitting some kind of track to be gone. I don't know about your petsafe but I still would turn them out without a collar. But than again if I bring an new dog to the house the first two or three days they wear a collar, (dig out or go over the pen) worry free. If your talking older hounds yes you can still keep them together, but watch them when feeding them and if a female comes in heat (not just in your yard but anywhere around) some dogs are fine others well... Good luck and I hope your hounds make you a lot of good times.

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I have always kept 2 dogs in a 10X10 kennel and at times have had a 3rd dog to help out a friend while he went on vacation.. like mentioned before if they can't kennel together they can't hunt together so why feed them and keep an aggressive dog around.

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Blaze2014
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I don't kennel together them for the same reason I don't live in a tiny house. Want my space.

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