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This is another corner which shows how we put the 2 sides of the whelping
box together.
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We put a piece of PVC piping in the middle on all 4 sides to keep the
rail in place.
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We use plywood for the floor and then staple
indoor outdoor carpeting to the plywood. We use heavy duty
staples. This is the gate for the whelping box.
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We use sheets on top of the indoor outdoor carpeting |
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This is a view of the corner with the gate open.
I have a security camera over the whelping box which I can view on my
TV at home. Don't know what I ever did without my cameras. I
have 15 cameras which also record in time lapse. I love it. |