Under the pool table

PM Stan Shuffett,He had the best idea for under a pool table I have ever seen or heard of!! Maybe he will send you pics of what he did. I have the pics but don't know how to post them or I would. John B.
 
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Go to a local hunting store, buy some wolf urine and spray it under the table.. It should keep cats away too..
 
My dog lays down under my table every time I play. I put a dog bed under there and she's as happy as can be. She's a 6 year old Aussie who likes pool as much as I do I guess.
 
iusedtoberich said:
I use plastic carpet runway strips with the spikes facing upwards to keep the cat from banging into the bedroom door all night. It works perfectly for it, maybe it will work for your dog.... The cat won't go near the spikes.

I got it at home depot, its like $2 or $3 per linear foot, in the carpet section. It comes in 3' wide rolls. They sell two kinds, one is about $1 cheaper per foot, but the spikes are not nearly as stiff, pointy, or numerous as the more expensive one.

I roll it up during the day, and put it out at night before going to sleep.

Highly recommended.

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I can only imagine getting up in the middle of the night and sleep walking to the bathroom and stepping on this. It would be like running through my daughters play room without shoes on in the dark.
 
dontlitethat said:
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That's neat! Job well done.
What kind if ball rack is that on the table?

Thanks.

Rob.M
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The rack is a double 9-ball rack, it holds 2 sets of 9-balls. It is used on a pocket billiard table for playing double 9-ball which is a point game. The game is is a combination of 9-ball and straight pool usually played to one hundred and fifty points. Two cue balls are used in the game and after the break the player has an option of using either Q-ball for any subsequent shot. Sounds easy, right !
Dan
 
dan bennicas said:
The rack is a double 9-ball rack, it holds 2 sets of 9-balls. It is used on a pocket billiard table for playing double 9-ball which is a point game. The game is is a combination of 9-ball and straight pool usually played to one hundred and fifty points. Two cue balls are used in the game and after the break the player has an option of using either Q-ball for any subsequent shot. Sounds easy, right !
Dan
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That sounds like a blast.
 
There's an odorless spray product called Sour Apple that will repel dogs. Spray it around under the table and you're done. Buy it at pet stores.
 
Anyone else see this? My buddy's German Shephard loves to go under the table and
patrol in little circles, sometimes whining a little. Whenever a ball gets made and drops into the leather
net-style drop pockets... she charges and tries to bite it. Then back to circling.

It's cute but also annoying if you're trying to play.
 
This seems to work, although I suspect the electricity wouldn't be needed to supplement the razor wire...

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How to stop your dog from going under the table and make some money at the same time

Frame in the underside of your table, install about 2000W in LED lights and start growing some turkish tobacco.

or tomatoes
 
What's wrong with a dog under a pool table? We had one in a billiard room in Europe who lay quietly under a table and was much beloved by the people in the room.

Dear "I Used to Be Rich" and "Chillie Pepper,"

There is another solution to the cat banging on the bedroom door at night. I had a pet door put in my bedroom door so that my cat can let himself in and out during the night. He has a pet bed at the foot of the bed, and he knows that it is his place. The carpenter gave me an odd look, for some reason, when I told him where I wanted the pet door installed.

Dear "Polar Bear,"

I got wolf urine from the Farm Bureau Coop here to keep cats out of a neighbor's garden. It works great and has no odor to humans.

Does anyone remember Detroit Whitey's dog? It used to lie under the table and disturb his opponents when they were at the table.
 
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Travis3c said:
I can only imagine getting up in the middle of the night and sleep walking to the bathroom and stepping on this. It would be like running through my daughters play room without shoes on in the dark.
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Ha, the lady did it one day and I was cracking up on the inside. Then I did it a few weeks later, and was laughing at myself.
 
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