FENCING

Dog parks offer an excellent way for your furry friends to get some exercise and socialize with other dogs. To ensure the dogs’ safety, it is essential to have the correct type of fencing in dog parks. Different types of fencing can provide different levels of protection and affect how much space is available for your pup to play and explore. When considering the type of fencing, keep in mind your available space. This open space will determine how much room a dog has to run around. With proper consideration given to these factors, you can create a safe and enjoyable environment for the dog and people in any dog park.

Aluminum Picket

Picket fencing is an excellent choice for creating an upgraded, safe and secure space for them.

Picket fencing is aesthetically pleasing and provides the perfect combination of security, visibility, and comfort for your pet. Picket fencing is ideal for those who want to create a secure environment for their dogs without spending too much time or money on the process.

Chain Link

Chain link fencing is an excellent option for dog parks as it provides a secure boundary and can be easily maintained. Not only is it easily maintained, but it is the more affordable option in fencing type.

It is solid and durable, which makes it difficult for dogs to escape or dig underneath. It also allows visibility so owners can keep an eye on their pets while they play. Chain link fencing is also cost-effective and easy to install, making it an ideal choice for any dog park design.

Double Gated Entry

Safety is a top priority in any environment. Our approach to designing fencing for any potential dog park begins at the most natural start, the entrance. Effective dog park fencing arrangments typically use a double-gated entry. This entry design is a small fenced-in box at the park entry with a double gate system. Not only does it provide an extra layer of protection against potential hazards, but it also ensures that dogs are entering and exiting the park safely. Dog owners can enter the park, unleash their dogs, and enjoy the park at their leisure. It also helps to ensure added safety to help dogs contain their excitement (and themselves) within the park.