The Back Yard When we think of an outdoor dog fence we usually think of a limited back yard fence, a fence that goes around something less than the entire back yard. This impression can be mistaken. That’s because people who can afford it and who like treating their dogs well may choose to make …
Wrought Iron and Other Picket Fences A lot of no dig dog fences these days employ wrought iron pickets that come all the way down to the ground. That’s a good solution for the purveyors of wrought iron fences, but it has drawbacks. First, it’s expensive. Second, it neglects height, because many of these no dig dog …
Build Your Own Fence Using McGregor Fence Guidance, Supplies and Videos How to Build Your Own Dog Fence with Our Help Installing any of our DIY dog fences is really easy. (To confirm this see our installation videos.) You can build it yourself or get a landscaper or handyman to do it. But you do want …
My View Hi! I’m Danny. My owner, McGregor Fence, doesn’t sell electric dog fences (shock collar fences) any more. Here’s why: I’m not a wimpy dog. I know a lot of dogs that get a shock from that collar and stay inside. They simply won’t go out. Well, I’m not like that. I’m pretty tough …
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