The American Pet Products Association (APPA) surveys'
homeowners about their pet preferences each year. The latest data, as with the
previous two decades, shows, pet ownership at an all-time high. Nearly one-quarter
of the pet owning population, as well as all pet owners, live in small towns
and rural areas.
To protect your pet, installing the right fence is
important for their health and safety. You may think large breed dogs require a
taller fence, no matter the materials, yet that is not always the case. Depending
on the breed of dog, your fencing can be created for your specific pet.
Dog breeds known for their climbing ability include Treeing
walker coon hound (naturally), English setters, Catahoula leopard dogs, and Border
collies to name a few. If you own one of these breeds of dogs, or one of the
many other, rethinking your fence height and material is the first step
to a safe dog.
Dogs that dig can also have you decided on a different approach
to the backyard fence. These dogs include Huskies, Chow Chows, and dogs
with large heavy coats. They dig a pit to keep cool. Scent dogs, such as Bloodhounds,
Beagles and Basset hounds are digging to follow their nose. Terriers dig
because they have an instinct to find underground critters.
After you have figured out why your dog climbs or digs,
you can talk to a Nashville fence contractor. A composite fence,
a metal fence, an aluminum fence, vinyl fencing, and privacy fences are all good options for either type of dog. Your location is
another consideration for fence materials. Homeowners are typically restricted
to certain types of fences depending on the neighborhood, village, or city.
One option is a painted fence product, which looks like
iron, but is actually an aluminum fence. Privacy fences work well for
climbers, however; since there is no concrete foundation for the fence, dogs
that dig are not a good fit for a wood fence or picket fences.
If you are interested in enhancing your backyard with aluminum fencing, custom wood fencing, composite fences or a deck and gazebo,
call Franklin
Fence and Deck at 615-790-8428 for a free estimate.
Alternatively, contact them by email at franklinfence@yahoo.com.
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