The barrier to the outside world

Installing Footers The barrier to the outside world is only as strong as your lawn if you have a pet who likes to dig. There are many different types of footers you can install to keep your pet from digging to freedom. Here ideas for balcony flooring are a few: L-Footers: This consists of a welded wire that wraps around the fencing to extend up to three feet along the bottom of the gate. When the dog digs, he winds up digging against the wire and is quickly frustrated by his efforts.

You'll need to exercise caution when using this type of footer as your dog can easily tear a nail or injure his foot by obsessive digging. It's a very effective method of containment for wolf hybrids and other digging breeds. This is one of the best sites we've found on installing L-footers. (Image courtesy of WolfDogProject). Concrete alternative balcony floor supplier FinlandFooters: This is the method we used when we had to figure out how to keep Tristan, our coyote-wolf hybrid, in our yard. Simply dig a hole along the fence line (we made ours about 1 foot deep), pour in a layer of concrete and let it harden.

Simple. Not really, it was a lot of back-breaking work. But it's highly effective, it makes for a much stronger fence line, and it kept our ridiculous dogs from bamboo flooring marine applications burrowing out. If you have wolf hybrids, or any of the Nothern breeds, you may want to make the footers a bit deeper.