The ideal fence height depends on your dog’s size, breed, and jumping ability. Larger or more athletic dogs typically require taller fencing, while smaller dogs may need tighter spacing closer to ground level to prevent escaping.

Additionally, some dogs may try to dig underneath the fence. Dog fences are designed with anti-dig solutions in mind. These solutions may include buried mesh, concrete footings, or ground-level reinforcement to prevent dogs from digging underneath the fence.

A properly designed and installed dog fence creates a secure boundary that helps prevent your dog from escaping onto roads or neighbouring properties, giving you greater peace of mind.

Dog fencing can be customised for both small and large dogs. Fence height, mesh size, and reinforcement are adjusted to suit different breeds and temperaments.

Installation time depends on the size of the yard, fencing material, and site conditions. Most residential dog fencing projects can be completed efficiently once design and materials are finalised. Depending on requirements,
council approval may also be required before we can build the fence. We will be able to assist with any required approvals.

Yes. Dog fencing can be installed on sloping or uneven terrain. Installation methods are adapted to maintain fence strength and prevent gaps that could allow pets to escape.

Common dog fencing materials include wire mesh, chainwire, timber, as well as a combination of fence types. The best option depends on your dog’s behaviour, size, and strength, as well as your yard layout and budget.

The cost of dog fencing depends on factors such as fence length, material choice, fence height, and any additional features like anti-dig protection or gates.

An obligation free site assessment allows for accurate pricing.

Yes. Dog fencing often includes  matching gates to allow safe access while maintaining a secure enclosure for your pet.