DIY Dog Fences – Create your own private dog park the easy way!
Traditional rigid fence quotes often exceed $10,000 for fences not designed for dogs. This is ridiculous; Our proven, no-shock solution can save you 50% or more. You can significantly enhance your dog’s health, behavior, and trainability for just $1 a day or less without relying on shock collars or cumbersome concrete installations. This is your opportunity to create a safe and secure space for your dog at a fraction of the cost of traditional fencing. It’s an innovative and cost-effective investment that can be easily moved or expanded, and it won’t be noticeable from your window!
We strongly encourage you to actively participate in selecting the installation location for your fence. Our flexible system allows for installations in various shapes, providing a significant advantage over traditional fences and simplifying the process for anyone familiar with basic hand tools. You can tackle this project on your own or enlist the help of local gardeners, handymen, or landscapers. Over 4,000 individuals have successfully completed installations with our guidance.
While professionals—including ours—are available in 30 states for larger projects, they typically charge around $7 to $10 per linear foot and $150 per gate. However, many find they can complete installations for about half that cost or hire simple labor for part of the installation. Once the posts are in the ground, the location is so flexible that the rest of the project can be completed quickly and easily.
To make the process straightforward, we provide clear instructional videos. A key feature that simplifies installation is our steel rail cables, which are designed for easy setup and low visibility, similar to modern railings on beach homes. These cables also ensure that your fence remains tight and straight. Check out our gallery below to compare our solution with common DIY fences that aren’t specifically engineered for dogs.
Unlike the fence options pictured above, our materials can be cut and shaped to fit any angle while securely fastening at the bottom, which is the first area that dogs will test. It’s easy to navigate around obstacles, allowing for creativity in your layout and post locations. Post locations can vary in length up to 5 feet—ranging from shorter to longer—and can be positioned in or out by up to 10 feet or more. This flexibility is possible because the fence is designed to be discreet. Creating a space using your house as one side is simple and flexible, ensuring you don’t isolate your dogs. You can easily change the location, enlarge the area, or even add a gate in the future, which simplifies the project and decision to do this ! We know its not an easy decision. use our experience, to help as so many thousand of dog owners have.