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Title: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Purebreedcolt on July 05, 2011, 05:57:25 pm
Any one use them?  Know the heavy duty welder wire ones from tsc are good but have small doors just wandering on these


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Legendkiller on July 05, 2011, 07:55:34 pm
weve got the silver galv ones from tsc.paid about 500 for it.its got 5ft\6ft tall doors.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Purebreedcolt on July 05, 2011, 08:04:31 pm
Well y I ask I can go with them or the more expensive ones yes I know you get what you pay for but if the cheaper ones work why pay more.  All the reviews were good but want input from real people and most on here are what I call real people lol.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Circle C on July 05, 2011, 08:07:39 pm
I just bought four of them. I am pleased with them for the price. I know I could not build them for what I paid for them. And in your climate they should last many years.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Jared H. on July 05, 2011, 08:11:33 pm
Get you some Priefert kennels.  They're galvanized metal that is also powder coated. 


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Purebreedcolt on July 05, 2011, 08:37:34 pm
Man can't afford prefert just looked at prices and they are two and a half times the price of the doc and almost double the heavy duty ones.  My delima is do I go with 2 10x10 and 6 5x10 with the heavy duty ones or go with 10 5x10 with the doc brand.  If I go with doc every kennel will be spperate and 2 pieces of fence between dogs if I go the heavy way only one but it is 4 gauge wire vs 8 with doc.   I really stink at decisions


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Circle C on July 05, 2011, 09:15:04 pm
I have one 10*10  Behlan kennel , comparable to Priefert in my opinion, that is outside in the elements. Then the four doc bob kennels inside the barn. I believe the priefert and behlen kennels are better made, but I think when comparing the cost of them vs doc bob, the doc bob win.  Now if money wasn't an object, I would have used galvanized schedule 40 pipe and 4 ga panel..   

If you play your cards right, you can get the 5*10 at tsc for $270.00, and additional fronts for $90.00 each.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: charles on July 06, 2011, 05:09:30 am
 I bought 1 from tsc and they work good, but the dogs can still breed. I found that out the hard way.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Oly on July 06, 2011, 06:41:10 am
I have 6 of them--- so far so good.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Purebreedcolt on July 06, 2011, 06:48:18 am
Charles how is this I'm having some weird pictures in my head tring to figgure out how lol.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Bar W on July 06, 2011, 08:44:11 pm
Cycle c  are you buying these in bulk to get that price or negotiating the price with tsc?


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Purebreedcolt on July 06, 2011, 08:50:22 pm
Yeah I'm wondering the same think I have decided on these and any price break helps


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Circle C on July 06, 2011, 10:41:35 pm
Negotiating...

Here is what worked for me. I went to Lowes and they had some kennels for $369.00, so I pulled up the tsc website and showed them the tsc price of $329.99. I asked Lowes to match plus 10% which is their standard matching deal. That brought the Lowes kennels to $300.00. I then called tsc and asked them to match what Lowes would do. They agreed to $300.00 for the kennels. Then I took a 10% off coupon, which is fairly common for tsc to issue. Ending up at $270.00 each.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: matt_aggie04 on July 06, 2011, 10:51:51 pm
Negotiating...

Here is what worked for me. I went to Lowes and they had some kennels for $369.00, so I pulled up the tsc website and showed them the tsc price of $329.99. I asked Lowes to match plus 10% which is their standard matching deal. That brought the Lowes kennels to $300.00. I then called tsc and asked them to match what Lowes would do. They agreed to $300.00 for the kennels. Then I took a 10% off coupon, which is fairly common for tsc to issue. Ending up at $270.00 each.

Elementary  ;)


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: charles on July 07, 2011, 02:57:24 am
 Well im not sure how it was possible either and since im in afghany land, i didnt see it with my own eyes, but my said her bags are full and she looks like a bloated beached whale. i aint never considered myself smart, but iv seen them sysmptoms before, and after 62 days, a bunch of 4 legged yappin things start popping out. i did have a litter born that was conceived through a cattle pannel, but like u, wouldnt have thought of the 2x4 wife allowing it to happen.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Bar W on July 07, 2011, 05:04:28 am
Anybody used a top on these to keep the climbers in?


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Oly on July 07, 2011, 06:42:31 am
Negotiating...

Here is what worked for me. I went to Lowes and they had some kennels for $369.00, so I pulled up the tsc website and showed them the tsc price of $329.99. I asked Lowes to match plus 10% which is their standard matching deal. That brought the Lowes kennels to $300.00. I then called tsc and asked them to match what Lowes would do. They agreed to $300.00 for the kennels. Then I took a 10% off coupon, which is fairly common for tsc to issue. Ending up at $270.00 each.

FANTASTIC---- a little leg work saved you a good amount of mula--- I like this guy, LOL. 


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Circle C on July 07, 2011, 08:27:22 am
Anybody used a top on these to keep the climbers in?

On my 10x10 outside kennel, I ran a treated 4x4x10 across the top of the front, then attached it with pipe clamps.   Then I took a 2x4x10 across the top of the back, and attached it with clamps. I then attached R-Panel sheets to the wood.  I have a 10' span, there is not any bowing, the water drains fine, it created shade, and the dogs cannot climb out.  This setup survived Hurricane Ike, so I am gonna say the design it worked...



Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: treeingratterrier on July 07, 2011, 10:37:50 am
Negotiating...

Here is what worked for me. I went to Lowes and they had some kennels for $369.00, so I pulled up the tsc website and showed them the tsc price of $329.99. I asked Lowes to match plus 10% which is their standard matching deal. That brought the Lowes kennels to $300.00. I then called tsc and asked them to match what Lowes would do. They agreed to $300.00 for the kennels. Then I took a 10% off coupon, which is fairly common for tsc to issue. Ending up at $270.00 each.
 

lol, great mind!!  Hope you remembered to get the tax exemption for rasing registered breeding stock cow dogs,,,,,,lol  I dont remember but i think hog dogs are not allowed a tax expemption due to recreational use but cow dogs are, so if they could be used for both its not a lie.


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Circle C on July 07, 2011, 10:56:56 am
The TSC manager and I had a "discussion" when they rang up with tax on the kennels. I "farm use" everything I buy from TSC, Lowes, Home Depot, etc....    However, the way TSC has the tax status coded in their computer on the dog related items, it rings up tax, and they either can't or won't bypass it.    I ended up paying tax on the kennels.   I'll just address it when I file my 1040.




Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: chance on July 08, 2011, 09:52:19 pm
www.optionspluskennels.com


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: jimco on July 08, 2011, 10:31:09 pm
I just bought 2 Tarter Elite Series kennels. Very heavy duty Panels. 550. for the first 10ft. x 10ft. kennel. 129. cheeper for the next ones because you only need 3 panels cause you are connecting to the first one. You buy the panels individually . They are made with 1 3/4
tubing and 8 gauge 2 x 4 wire. All welded constructed. Stronger than any kennel that tractor supply has to offer.
                          http://www.tarterfarmandranch.com/switch.php?fn=catalog.details&cod=DKFHDG&site=gsa&emp=gsa


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: Bar W on July 09, 2011, 12:52:00 am
That's $129 per kennel!? Or per panel?


Title: Re: doc bob professional kennels
Post by: BigCutters4 on July 10, 2011, 12:19:45 am
how much for 5x10