When it comes to building a dog fence for your acreage in Rockyview, Foothills and Mountain View counties there's an attractive alternative to the industrial looking chain link fence: Consider building a post and rail fence with wire mesh combination.

This dog fence in Rocky View County (Springbank) pictured above looks great, is strong and maintenance free. Plus it costs less than ugly chain link. We can customize your new dog fence with a single top rail, 2 rails or 3 depending on the desired look and budget. Fence that's better looking, stronger and less expensive. A post and rail dog fence with page wire will keep Rover from roaming and help keep some cash in your pocket! Great fencing to keep the dog in.

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Post and 3 rail fence with wire mesh to keep dogs in the acreage

This is a garden fence in Priddis with post, rail and wire mesh to keep deer out

This post and rail fence could work as a horse fence is actually a dog fence! It's lined with page wire (2" by 4" wire squares) on the inside, which is virtually invisible, to keep dogs in the yard. Best looking dog fence around Calgary!

Dog fence on Bearspaw acreage near Calgary

Pictured here is a garden fence constructed with post and rail and wire to keep the vegetable garden safe from deer.

Strong enough for horses, this post and plank fence in Priddis uses pressure treated posts with rough cut spruce planks for a solid, rustic appearance and is lined with page wire (farm fence) to keep the dog away from the road.

Here's a dog fence we built in Springbank west of Calgary. Construction consists of farm fence (page wire) with a top rail and wire mesh gates.

This photo of a dog fence is actually a fence built for horses but would double as an attractive dog fence with it's top rail and 2" wide by 4" tall wire squares below.

This dog fence in Springbank west of Calgary is is constructed with a traditional post and rail design and page wire on the inside to keep the dogs in the yard.

This is a post and 3 plank fence we built in Priddis. It's primary purpose was to help secure the acreage as well as keep the dog away from the road. To prevent the dog from passing through the fence we installed page wire (farm fence) to the back of the plank fence. Strong enough for a horse. A serious dog fence!

Dog fence on Springbank acreage west of Calgary

Post and rail acreage Dog fence on acreage in Springbank near Calgary

Close up of dog fence in Springbank

Dog fence on Springbank acreage near Calgary

Post and 2 rail fence for dogs near Cochrane

Chain link fence serves a function but it's highly visible, expensive and generally considered unattractive. This page wire dog fence blends west of Calgary into the background and the wire is nearly invisible from a short distance.

Post and top rail fence for dogs and horses near Cochrane

This dog fence is an overlapping style post and rail fence with page wire.

This dog fence is constructed using page wire and posts every 15 feet. The wire has larger squares at the top, gradually decreasing in size at the bottom.

A garden fence is a great way to protect a vegetable garden.

This garden deer fence pictured below uses post and rail construction with 2"x4" wire on the lower portion and the top rail just over 7 feet. It looks great and is an effective deterrent for deer. It also keeps smaller animals out so they don't harvest your vegetable garden before you do, protecting your carrots and lettuce!

Deer fence to protect the vegetable garden pictured above.

Dog & Garden Fence

When it comes to building a dog fence for your acreage in Rockyview, Foothills and Mountain View counties there's an attractive alternative to the industrial looking chain link fence: Consider building a post and rail fence with wire mesh combination.

A garden fence is a great way to protect a vegetable garden.