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Pet containment
Best Fence for Dogs in the Foothills
Dogs escape under, over, or through fence that was not spec'd for their breed and behavior—especially when deer taunt them on Nevada County ridge lots. This guide covers height, solid vs mesh, dig protection, and double gates for safe entry.
Height and Solid Panels
Large breeds need six-foot minimum; jumpers may need six-foot plus coyote roller. Solid wood or vinyl reduces stimulation from wildlife passing outside—barking and lunging stress fence boards.
Diggers and Small Gaps
Footer board buried six inches or concrete dig strip along run. Chain link kennels need bottom tension wire tight to clay after rain.
Coyotes and Rural Lots
Rural Penn Valley and Alta Sierra edges may need taller fence or wire roll atop for coyote deterrence—physical fence beats invisible wire for persistent escape artists.
Frequently asked questions
Chain link enough for labs?
Yes with height and dig protection; add privacy slats if visual trigger matters.
Pool fence same as dog fence?
Pool code governs barrier; dog yard may be separate enclosure with different rules.
Double gate worth it?
Strongly yes on busy households—prevents bolt when single gate opens.
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