Marsha , I solved that problem!!!! I went to the old road signs shop
and got the Road Closed signs.. They are big and I put them where
the
gaps are in the gates.. I paid almost $3,000 in fencing when I
moved here
2 years ago and even ran it under the dirt and planted
grass.. Well then
they climbed out where the fence joins on the
gates. Well the Road Closed
signs fixed my problems.. Yeah.. I am
happy and so are my Chi's..
Also , I tried to share the addy to the other group .. you wouldn't
have it would you?? I was hoping that who ever wanted to check it
out
could just click into but even my website came through with out
the
highlight.. Can you type my web site for me. ?? Maybe it will hi
light if
you get individual e-mails.
Cindy
www.cindyrillis-chihuahuas.net
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com,
"ownedbychis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Don't get me
started on fencing, lol. I have a fenced in back
yard.
> It works
well to let all the chis go potty except Ginger. She gets
> out of the
smallest holes, lol. I had my fence put up by
> professionals, but it
didn't do the job, so what I did was dig a
> trench and bury the bottom
of the fence. Probelm solved right??
NOT!
> Ginger goes through the
small space between the gate and the post!
> lol. Finally, I put a
small rebar in this space (tall enough that
she
> couldn't get
over) She still got out of there! I gave up, now the
> back yard stands
empty and my chis go to potty on the front
concrete
> porch and
then I sweep and use a water hose to wash it all off.
> Ginger is 5
pounds. Dinah is only 3, but she doesn't go through.
> Basically Ginger
is just my little trouble maker, lol.
>
> Latice seems like a
possiblity. IT has gotten too late in the year
> now, but I may have to
give that one a try next summer...thanks
for
> the hint!
>
>
> Marsha
>
>
>
>
> --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED]ups.com,
"anna_hartge" <cavijudge@>
> wrote:
> >
> >
Enough bad things!!!! Let me tell you about my fencing problems
lol.
> >
> > 1. Not a lot of money.
> > 2.
Even chain link fencing doesn't work on furbabies.
> > 3. I HATE
PRIVACY FENCING!
> > 4. How to fence in a 2lb baby?
> >
> > Okay what you do is go to Home Depot and dump said 2lb baby on
the
> > counter at Customer Service and tell the guy to fence it
in.
> >
> > After he quits laughing, he even came up with a
suggestion.
They
> now
> > make lattice work in vinyl.
Unless you have a climber even the
two
> > foot high by 8 ft
long will work. For posts you take pvc pipe
and
> a
> >
scroll saw makes a nice wide slit in both sides. Make the pipe
4ft
> > long and a sledge hammer will pound it easily into wet ground.
> slide
> > the lattice work into the pvc pipe(placed every
4ft) and you
have
> > instant fence.
> >
> >
By the way it will keep in a Chi but not a 4month old baby ----
as I
> > found out when I got my second Chi.
>
>
>
