Could you post a list of materials you used to make this?

Oh man I can imagine how much a doggo would love this especially if a doggy door led right onto the run!

the quality of the video is perfect! it help me a lot, thank you!

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I was and am learning how to make better content everyday!! Check out my other vids!!! Much LOVE!!

I loved this idea!!! Congratulations...

❤Thank you!! I just need to add a top because of the family of owls & hawks. Add a gate on the other side so I can get my john deere riding mower in. Thank you!!

Really helpful! And looks great too, the dig proof is smart - keeping coyotes out and our dogs in.

Did this last weekend and it turned out great. My neighbors really love it!

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

DreamerzCC that’s awesome!!

Good luck to your channel love the personality.

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you we love the feedback Stay Tuned for more videos :~)

❤looks good love rhe lighting ✨️ 😍 caught my eye

Great work my man !!

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

James Harkin much love!! Thank you!

Will you ever post part 2 of this? I'd like to build something like this to keep my dog in.

This is really helpful, building a dog run myself.

I love the idea.... was part 2 ever posted?

I have jumping dogs so I'd need to make it taller. Did you do a part 2 of this because I couldn't find it? I did look.

Love your hats

This is the DIY fence I've been looking for. Thank you! Simple (as far as a fence goes), yet functional and it looks great! Question: Did you use pre-treated wood? I saw your $12/linear foot and was just curious. Sorry if I happened to miss an answer in the video.

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, and we used all pressure treated wood.

Could you show a link to the fencing you used, I can seem to find any that looks that good

If you enjoy this video please subscribe, more build videos coming very soon. I’ve almost recovered from an injury that’s left me unable to walk temporarily. That has slowed the ability of this channel to make build videos thank you and see you in the next video

Good job, thanks

I am going to use this idea to build a fence to keep my cats in. I will do an 8ft tall fence and then at the tip have some horizontal standoffs with wire on it to keep the cats from climbing to the top and going over.

I don't say this much and usually trolling on the Internet But I like you guys and well done on the dog run

Le quedo Genia consulta donde se puede ver la segunda parte 🙏por favor

How many feet did you have the 4 by 4's apart? Thanks

i started building mine but it’s been two years and i haven’t finished it. waiting on part two 🤦🏽‍♂️

I just subscribed to your channel as I also live in central Florida and love to garden but I have a lot of trouble with seedy eggplants. I noticed in your video with Pete Kanaris you mentioned the eggplants you loved with hardly any seeds and they were purple and white. Could you please tell me the name you said was Rosa something. I like eggplants but I refuse to sit there and pick out the seeds and the seeds are very hard. I would like to try the ones you like? Are they the Rosa Bianca? That was the name I came up with after googling it. Thanks Florida Gardener Zone 9a ( Citrus County )

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

9 ай бұрын

Rosa Bianca from Johnny seeds or Burpee seeds.

How did u set the posts? Did you dig a hole for the post and set it with concrete?

@rufusjohnson3800

Жыл бұрын

It looks like they don't use concrete. Just dig a hole, set the post and then tamp the dirt in around it.

Ya showed clips but ya didn t show details from behind fence n how to connect 2x4...... and where did ya buy em

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

Dan Matthews Dan, the fence is all tied in using those brackets I showed on how to screw each 4 x 4 got a bracket that holds the 2 x 4 that’s how it’s all tied together everything is all flushed from the outside we used fence staples to hold the horse wire in place, we are a new channel and we’re definitely learning what we need to make sure we include in our DIY videos LOL we have a new one coming out this week on how to build a DIY pallet wood shed that we took a lot of the lessons we learn from filming the dog run and apply to. Thank you for the feedback will definitely make sure to do this in further videos which I hope you check out!

Rather than digging a trench wouldn't it be easier to bring the fence to the ground and bend it outward (or inward) to create a skirt? We do this for chicken runs to keep predators from digging.

@Doksamauru

Жыл бұрын

In this scenario, this is easier and more secure for them, especially for dogs. But skirted wire is definitely good as long as you bury it a bit and it actually goes out 16+ inches.

It took me a second to see the foreman...lol. he's a pretty one.

Hello what are the metal hangers called .. cant find em at home depot

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

jose vargas I don’t know the exact name but they are found by the lumber and truss building area

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

jose vargas I looked it up they are called fence rail brackets

@josevargas198825

4 жыл бұрын

@@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097 thanks n what size screws .. sorry im a newbie at all this..

How did you guys dig the trench out?

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

3 жыл бұрын

I used a garden spade which is like a shovel with a head that’s only 4 inches wide

What size are the boards?

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

3 жыл бұрын

The posts in the ground are 4x4 and the rails are 2x4s

6ft by 100 of horse wire from tractor supply now is $300 lol.. was it really only $50 back then??

@alvinchristv

2 ай бұрын

Post pandemic pricing is in full effect.

You concreted the post right?

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

3 жыл бұрын

Bolynnation only the Gate Posts are concreted, the rest are dug deep and compacted into being solid in the ground. And the fence is as strong today as when I built it.

@TheBolynnKing

3 жыл бұрын

LeaveMeAlone ImBusyFarming how deep did you go down for the post

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

3 жыл бұрын

Bolynnation 3 to 4 feet depending on the slope of the land and 4 feet in the corners then after filling each foot used a pole or stick to compact the soil then used water to finish it off

What was the cost per panel

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

James Parker it costs about 12 dollars per linear foot

I know what you did! I want to know how!details,

Where is part 2

What's price range for this

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

it was about $500.00 when I made the video could be more if you use the flat panels of the hoarse wire. A 100ft roll of it was $80.00 the panels which were 20ft were 60 each

you trench that with a shovel or what?

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 ай бұрын

Yes, shovel..

What happened to Part 2?? LOL

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

Kelly Villanueva lol part 2 will be shot once I’m healed I tore my Achilles’ tendon and in a few weeks I’ll be able to shovel the stone as planned

@kellyvillanueva2739

4 жыл бұрын

@@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097 oh no! That sucks! Anxious to see how it all turns out. We are in the process of creating a dog run right now!

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

Kelly Villanueva the title card is how it looks now I just need to place the stone along the dog run lol

My dog can jump that running backwards

Couldn't the dogs just did under the gate? :)

This video will be a lot better if you actually explained everything you did. nice fence though

You can always tell when someone isn't an employee in the construction field.

Not for beginners. Nothing showing how wire was placed only that it was placed

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Meh a German Shepherd would clear that, need something taller.

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

3 жыл бұрын

An easy fix for this would be to keep the posts taller and get taller horse wire.

@BananaRampage

3 жыл бұрын

@@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097 thank you much for the idea man💡

This probably would have been a great tutorial but I couldn’t tell from the poor quality of marking of this video.

@leavemealoneimbusyfarming8097

4 жыл бұрын

anabel Perez I’m sorry you feel that way we always welcome constructive criticism. I’ve learned a lot about content creation and video editing since making this video I encourage you to check out my new video on how to build a diy upcycled pallet woodshed but I appreciate your feedback and look forward to your constructive criticism and hope to earn your continued support of the content we release about the topics we are passionate about

2x4 at teh bottom is just a step for dogs to use to go over the fence. You should not do this at all

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