Purpose-built enclosure
A secure yard planned around the animal, access points, and daily routines.
Dogs beat a fence at the bottom and at the gate, so a pet fence is built around your dog: four to six feet of chain link, welded wire, or solid panel, with the ground closed against digging and a latch a clever nose cannot open.
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The material read
New England frost is the pet fence's real enemy. Ground that lifts and drops each winter opens a gap that was tight in October, and a determined dog finds it by February. Concrete-set posts at 48 inches and a bottom secured to the ground keep that gap closed. Black powder-coated chain link shrugs off snow, road salt, and paws.
A real fence built around how your animal escapes: dig protection at the bottom, height where it counts, and latches a paw cannot work. Request a project quote.
The decision guide
See where pet fencing fits your property, your budget, and the upkeep you want.
Estimated cost
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Request a project quote. Fence height, mesh type, dig protection, gates, removal, and ground conditions shape the installed price.
Site planning
Dimensions, posts, local rules, and site conditions shape the plan for your fence.
Final details depend on the property and local requirements.
Chosen after we see where the dog works.
Final details depend on the property and local requirements.
Final details depend on the property and local requirements.
FAQ
Request a project quote. Fence height, mesh type, dig protection, gates, removal, and ground conditions shape the installed price.
Four feet stops most dogs. Five to six feet is more realistic for shepherds, huskies, and anything with a running start, and even then a climber needs a smooth interior face. Small dogs need the opposite attention: the gap underneath matters far more than height.
For containment yes, and for protection it is not close. An invisible fence relies on the dog choosing to obey a correction, and it does nothing to keep coyotes, loose dogs, or people out. A physical fence still works when the collar battery dies and when the power is out.
Yes, better than most alternatives. Powder-coated chain link gives a chewer nothing to grip and no edge to work on, which is why we recommend it over vinyl or wood for chewers. The failure point is the gate, so gates get heavier hardware than the run.
Keep comparing
See how cost, upkeep, privacy, and lifespan compare. Set what matters most and the table sorts to it.
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Small pets and rabbits need tight mesh, which welded wire panels handle better.
Compare| wood privacyWood | $15–$53/ft installed | 15–25 yrs | High | Full | Medium | Low | Yes | Yes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| wireWire | $1.20–$12/ft installed | 15–30 yrs | Medium | None | Low | High | Yes | No |
| welded wireWire | $4–$12/ft installed | 15–30 yrs | Low | None | Medium | High | Yes | No |
| wood privacyWood | wireWire | welded wireWire | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $15–$53/ft installed | $1.20–$12/ft installed | $4–$12/ft installed |
| Lifespan | 15–25 yrs | 15–30 yrs | 15–30 yrs |
| Upkeep | High | Medium | Low |
| Privacy | Full | None | None |
| Security | Medium | Low | Medium |
| Wind | Low | High | High |
| Pets | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pool code | Yes | No | No |
