Help! Chicken run advice needed.

[krazycricket21]

This is my current coop and I love it.
https://www.mypetchicken.com/catalo...NA1cqZWwNU4B93tuxeLH-BbQbq1iM4GIaAmsWEALw_wcB
I am looking for a heavy duty run that can keep dogs out along with the regular predators. I live near Little Rock. Anyone have any ideas?

 

[analyticalblonde]

@krazycricket21

Here are some pictures of my first integrated run and coop...I got it through Tractor Supply last April and by doing a lot of research, there were many, minor, but important alterations that needed to be done. Now that we've gone through the sweltering summer and below freezing winter, this spring we plan on building a new coop that will have a pass-through where the original coop is now. It was a good set up for this past year but just isn't the quality or sturdiness needed.

Additionally, since our property is completely devoid of any trees or bushes, we are going to build a mobile chicken tractor so my girls can somewhat free-range is relative safety....we have lots of red-tailed hawks among other predators.

I have 10 girls and every day I look at them and want to give them a better living. Started out great but just, over time, have realized I've come up a bit short and now both DH & I are going to do our best to give them space and safe freedom they should have.