DJR Posted June 4, 2014 Posted June 4, 2014 I've had a problem with Rufus not wanting to take shelter in his kennel but rather preferring the bare brick paving in front of the back door. All well and fine until the weather turns foul like at the moment in Cape Town, then the poor thing got all wet. He mostly sleeps indoors, but often has to spend part of the day outside when we are at work. So, this is my solution: I got Christie Sports to make a huge tent window and I stretched it over the alleyway in front of the back door and over his kennel. Now he has a nice and dry pad to hang out. Todays' weather tested it to the maximum and it works like a charm. In return he promised not to chew the fittings off the kayaks. Come summer, we can remove it. Tumbleweed, Little Fish, Spoke101 and 2 others 5
1hill@aTime Posted June 4, 2014 Posted June 4, 2014 the newest member to our family Ramrod, Spoke101, Head f t Hills and 6 others 9
Spoke101 Posted June 4, 2014 Posted June 4, 2014 I've had a problem with Rufus not wanting to take shelter in his kennel but rather preferring the bare brick paving in front of the back door. All well and fine until the weather turns foul like at the moment in Cape Town, then the poor thing got all wet. He mostly sleeps indoors, but often has to spend part of the day outside when we are at work. So, this is my solution: I got Christie Sports to make a huge tent window and I stretched it over the alleyway in front of the back door and over his kennel. Now he has a nice and dry pad to hang out. Todays' weather tested it to the maximum and it works like a charm. In return he promised not to chew the fittings off the kayaks. Come summer, we can remove it. I have the same problem with our Jack Russel.
Guest EdEdEd Posted June 4, 2014 Posted June 4, 2014 So i spoke with my wife... And WE ARE ADOPTING A DOG!!!  I'm so excited, cant wait! Will start making the calls tomorrow! blondeonabike, Tromp, fanievb and 9 others 12
Guest EdEdEd Posted June 4, 2014 Posted June 4, 2014 Project Dog in Durban has quite a lot of Africanis puppies for adoption... Anyone have any experience with them? blondeonabike 1
Guest EdEdEd Posted June 5, 2014 Posted June 5, 2014 (edited) bit big oops That poop is almost as big as his head! Â Sign of a good strong dog! Â EDIT: boerboel? Mastiff? Edited June 5, 2014 by EdEdEd
Guest EdEdEd Posted June 5, 2014 Posted June 5, 2014 Thanks again, all! This is why i love this thread. So many people who know what and how the love of an animal (seems wrong to use that word) affects us. Off home soon to take him for a slow walk.How is tumbles doing, weed?
Tumbleweed Posted June 5, 2014 Posted June 5, 2014 How is tumbles doing, weed? He's a bit better, thanks. He's moving around with less discomfort. Little Fish and Fruity 2
blondeonabike Posted June 5, 2014 Posted June 5, 2014 Hey ed, I can organise a jack for you....we have a very alert one that stays nextdoor....BARKS ALL NIGHT. I will even bring him for you.....what do you say?
Tromp Posted June 5, 2014 Posted June 5, 2014 So i spoke with my wife... And WE ARE ADOPTING A DOG!!!  I'm so excited, cant wait! Will start making the calls tomorrow!Only one ? Get him/her a mate while you are at it.
Ramrod Posted June 5, 2014 Posted June 5, 2014 Project Dog in Durban has quite a lot of Africanis puppies for adoption... Anyone have any experience with them?INcredibly clever. I had one that was given to me when my uncle and aunt that moved to NZ. She thought herself to jump out the window through the burglar bars if she wanted to go outside and "make" and then come back in. Very affectionate and very caring. She also once went missing. We think she was stolen. Six months later we hear a scratch on the door and guess who! Also very strong dogs in that they never get sick!
Flowta Posted June 5, 2014 Posted June 5, 2014 Project Dog in Durban has quite a lot of Africanis puppies for adoption... Anyone have any experience with them? I think they're great, intelligent, friendly, tough as well, at least the one I had.
Flowta Posted June 5, 2014 Posted June 5, 2014 INcredibly clever. I had one that was given to me when my uncle and aunt that moved to NZ. She thought herself to jump out the window through the burglar bars if she wanted to go outside and "make" and then come back in. Very affectionate and very caring. She also once went missing. We think she was stolen. Six months later we hear a scratch on the door and guess who! Also very strong dogs in that they never get sick! Glad you got her back! Any pics?
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