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| − | For events run off-leash, like coursing and agility, one problem is how to fence an area safely - for the dogs and the site and for the people who have to haul the stuff around.
| + | Moved to http://sofyalarus.org/index.php?title=Dog_Fencing |
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| − | Best option: site with built-in fencing
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| − | Snow-fencing, not very period, but fairly portable. (perhaps not in construction orange?)
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| − | [[File:snowfence.jpg|Coursing]]
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| − | [[File:BnF-MS-616f119vBellsNettingFence.PNG]]
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| − | [[http://www.incord.com/home_garden/tree-house-barrier-nets.htm]]
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| − | [[File:http://www.incord.com/images/barrier-nets/p360k-polyester-barrier-net.jpg]]
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| − | [[http://www.westcoastnetting.com/netting-products/amusement-park/handrail.html]]
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| − | Fabric panels?
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| − | Other ideas?
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Latest revision as of 11:33, 8 April 2023
