Rural dogs roam, and country roads are no place for them. Whether you need a fenced yard near the house or a whole property your dogs can run, we'll build a fence that fits the dog and the land.
How high is high enough
Most small and mid-size dogs stay behind 4 feet. Hounds, shepherds and other athletic breeds often need 5 to 6 feet, and dogs that climb do best behind a solid fence with no rails to grab.
Wildlife and wide open space
Out here, dogs aren't just chasing squirrels: armadillos dig, deer jump fences, and coyotes test them. Woven wire or welded-wire mesh on a ranch-style fence keeps dogs in over large areas, and a buried dig guard stops the escape artists.
Keeping them from going under or through
Wire mesh on a ranch fence stops dogs from slipping between rails across big areas. For small dogs near the house, aluminum puppy-picket closes up the gaps at the bottom. Diggers need a buried wire dig guard or a concrete strip along the bottom.
Gates are where dogs get out
A gate left open is the number one escape. Self-closing hinges and latches a dog can't nose open close that gap.
