Dog Park Fences

Overview

Dog parks and dog runs are becoming more popular since most cities have laws requiring that dogs be on a leash when on public property. These areas allow them to run free, exercise, and have fun at an off-leash activity area.

Good fences make good dog parks and dog runs. Let us help you design one that protects both dogs and other park users.

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Municipalities may have building ordinances so it is best to check local codes for exact specifications when you are designing a dog park or dog run.

Material

Galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link fences are a great choice because the posts and panels can be buried to discourage dogs from digging underneath the fence. Steel fences are popular in urban settings where the designated area is located next to a building.

Height

The fence should be at least 5′ high to keep dogs contained.

Multiple Access Points

Self-closing, lockable gates with a transition corral space are a must to reduce the possibility of dogs escaping unexpectedly. There should be a second gated entrance used for maintenance purposes.

Multiple Fenced-in Areas

Consider separate areas for both small and large dogs.

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