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Whitehall Please Curb Your Dog at Sidewalk Plaque, Blk/Gld
Whitehall Please Curb Your Dog at Sidewalk Plaque, Blk/Gld
$49.99 USD
$49.99 USD
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Display a helpful reminder to practice responsible dog recreation in the neighborhood with this Whitehall Black and Gold Please Curb Your Dog At The Sidewalk Plaque. This eye-catching statement piece gives a friendly hint to keep your canine in a designated, responsible location, ensuring safety and decorum during dog walking activities. The striking black plaque's moderate arch has a raised, dual gold border to lend a visually arresting flair, and it frames dimensional, center text that reads "Please...Curb Your Dog At The Sidewalk" for a straightforward suggestion. Gold, square accents decorate each corner of this staunch and durable sign, offering extra embellishment to the outer areas of the plaque as it conveys your responsible message. The variable thickness of the dual, decorative perimeter lines lend an elegant style to this direct unit, and the plaque's reliable aluminum construction sports rust and weather resistance for long lasting beauty and appeal. This versatile statement plaque includes hardware to easily showcase it on your fence or deck, or you may utilize the included, 18" lawn stake to place it directly in your soil. Display a handy reminder of pet responsibility for all to see using this Black and Gold Please Curb Your Dog At The Sidewalk Plaque. Hand cast from recycled aluminum in the USA. Five year warranty.
Dimensions: 9.5"W x 5.875"H, 18"L stake
Mounting: wall mount or install with included yard stake
Construction: recycled aluminum
Mfg. Warranty: 5 year warranty
Dimensions: 9.5"W x 5.875"H, 18"L stake
Mounting: wall mount or install with included yard stake
Construction: recycled aluminum
Mfg. Warranty: 5 year warranty
Availability: Estimated to ship directly from the manufacturer within 10 business days
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