The ramblings of an addled mind.
The ongoing kennel project has come to the point where I thought you might enjoy a walk-through. It is no where near finished, but progress is being made. I am thrilled to be able to offer our residents secure, heated “bedrooms” to stay in on the cold winter nights that are coming. Ready to go? … Continue reading “Kennel Update: Walk-Through”
Our Board of Directors approved the purchase of three Kennel Clad guillotine kennel doors. You’ll know why they’re called that when you see the video. I ordered them and they arrived quickly. I spent my afternoon today installing the first one. It went into Rebel’s bedroom. I wanted Rebel to go out into his outer … Continue reading “Kennel Update: Guillotines”
Some time ago Debbie Ramey, who rescues dogs and horses was renovating her horse barn and had a bunch of 5 feet wide by 6 feet high American Kennel Club welded wire kennel panels in there that she wanted to be rid of. She asked me if I could make use of them here at … Continue reading “Kennel Update: K2 is move-in ready”
I got the wall for Kennel 2 (Blades room) done this morning. It’s not as pristine as my first wall, but the issues are probably not anything visitors will notice. I notice because I’m a self-flagellating perfectionist. But I know that, so I’ll move on anyway. But first I need a rest, some Ibuprophen, and … Continue reading “Kennel update: K2 wall complete”
Scout‘s inside room is now secure and accessible by humans (I mean aside from getting down and crawling through that hole in the wall – which I have done). The building is still pretty crowded with lumber and stuff, so getting a good camera angle is difficult. I still need to find the channels … Continue reading “Kennel Update: K3 Complete (almost)”
It was a Sunday evening, we had all had our dinner, the dogs had had their Race Day treats. They went out on the porch to lounge in the cool evening air while Marie and I finished watching the NASCAR cup race at Richmond. The dogs started barking. It sounded like other dogs were barking … Continue reading “Showdown with a Snake”