We’re getting a French Bulldog puppy ( 8 week male) and wanted to put down some water proof/easy clean material in his pen area.
My GF’s mother said she previously used a section of linoleum for such purposes.
I was going to just do this - get a 6’x8’ section from Home Depot and cut it to size but just wanted to ask other dog owners if they have other suggestions.
in my particular case those puppy pads were about as good as a limp dick. not only would the puppy not use the pads, she'd chew on them (until taken away).
what they are good for is automotive fluid changes because they soak up liquids well.
carpet is porous and linoleum may be too slippery so for the play area I got the thickest plastic sheeting, doubled it over, then put weatherproof turf over that. it's cheap so I'll throw it out when I move and any urine (none so far knock on wood) won't get through to the pergo floors that wharp up if a drop of water hits and the turf is grippy so the dogs paws don't slip
We have 6 chicks we are raising right now and for during the summer I was wanting to feed them as many bugs as possible. Had anyone come up with a generic bug trap to catch a variety. Or possibly hang a bug zapper in the pen. I'm in nw Ohio. We have tons off June bugs and moths. Gonna get some Japanese beetle traps this summer as well.
So I'm working on ideas for predator prevention, and I was wondering if pvc coated cattle panels would survive underground? I want to use it to wall in a chicken run, then layer hardware cloth on top for small rodent protection. My design calls for burying the cloth a foot or so... and i was wondering if pvc coated cattle panel would survive being buried. The alternative is building a frame and stapling the panel to the frame, keeping it above ground... but if I can just bury and stake it my wood costs drop considerably.