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Shouldn't be a problem unless that particular side faces right into the main wind direction (in which case, turning the coop might help). Or if you are concerned about really windy or cold days, you could make some removable panels from plywood or greenhouse panels, that would cover up most...

For now, it's certainly better than nothing. I'd aim to put the holes on the inside wall under the roofed run area, so the roof there provides protection. And if end up sloppy, well, that wall/most of that wall could possibly go if you decide to expand the coop to take up the whole space, or...

Thanks for providing a link to the coop. And I apologize in advance for the novel I'm about to unleash on you. :) Two things: 1) From the photo, the ramp is really quite steep, like 45 degrees. Other people with this same coop have had the same issue. You'd want it more like 30 degrees...

The dogs: it's a matter of training, if you're hoping they'll share the same space or at least back off a bit. My most chicken aggressive dog, we've worked on her with "Leave It" and she does now peel away from the fence on command. Or consider setting a hard rule in the household that the...