Dog fence

Dog fence

A dog fence can become rather expensive venture, so leave the idea of fencing your entire premises and start by erecting a small dog fence even though your yard sprawls over a larger area.
What�s crucial is emphasizing the length of the dog fence, because the dog runs are about 10 feet wide and should extend over the length of the entire yard to allow sufficient exercising.
Don�t get preoccupied by the dog digging or jumping over the fences.
If you rear a puppy to the reality of a fence, even the lowest one, he�ll grow up respecting it and will not attempt to escape.
If you wish to take extra precaution, bury the bottom of the dog fence several inches in the ground, to prevent digging underneath.
If you still discover dig holes along the fence, the best thing is to fill them up with the patio blocks.
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Do take time to think of the height of your future fence.
If the dog fence you built still isn�t high enough and after several unsuccessful leaps your dog has managed to jump over, resort to a leash that will prevent your dog from leaping.
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You may not think that breed of your dog may have something to do with the type of dog fence you should purchase, but the truth is that it does.
Also the budget and beauty issues are of some consideration.
Most dog fences are quite expensive, so go for the strongest one to sustain the size of your dog.
If money is no object, you can raise a masonry wall in your garden.