Pet Fencing

Fence Style	Common Heights
Wire Netting		900mm	1050mm	1200mm	1800mm
Stock Fencing	800mm	1200mm	2000mm
Chestnut Paling	915mm	1220mm	1525mm	1830mm
Palisade Fence	900mm	1050mm	1200mm	1500/1800mm
Post and Rail		1050mm	1200mm	1350mm

This will largely be decided by the quantity of fencing to be erected and whether the fence is visually important.

Dog mesh, wire netting, stock fencing and chainlink are wire meshes which may be supported on a variety of posts at various heights to form a competitively priced animal barrier.

Palisade fencing offers an attractive timber fence which is ideal for dog containment in smaller areas where the visual aspect of the fence is important. Post and rail fencing may be used in conjunction with the meshes listed above to provide a robust, versatile fence which looks good. It is also an ideal fence if one wishes to retain views of the landscape beyond the fence.

In some situations chestnut paling may offer a good solution. It is particularly good where there are many curves inthe fence line due to trees growing close to the fence line.

The dog mesh which AVS Fencing sell is an extremely cost effective fence. This is a style of fence also used by farmers for livestock fencing. The AVS dog mesh has 15 horizontal wires with those at the bottom being close together making it ideally suitable for all sizes of dogs.

Chestnut paling is a fence on a roll which is really easy to erect. Timber stakes are driven into the ground approximately 3000mm apart and the fence is stapled to these stakes. Straining posts are created at ends and corners using 45 degree diagonal strutting. The most common height is 4 ft - 1220mm which is suitable for pet fencing in gardens. It is very good in rural areas as its blends in very well.

This is excellent for larger dogs and for the construction of kennel runs in conjunction with timber or steel framing.

Whether it be a dog, large or small, indeed any kind of small animal or bird, the size of the mesh aperture is of critical importance to the animals well being. Remember, as well as keeping your animals fenced in, the fence may also be used to stop other livestock or vermin from entering the enclosure.

These require a netting with a maximum hole size of 31mm. The netting is usually sunk into the ground approximately 150mm and the bottom turned out towards the rabbits 150mm. Chainlink fencing will not keep rabbits out and it is therefore normal practice to bury wire netting at the base of the chainlink or indeed any other kind of fence to achieve this.

Terriers and the like who dig to escape under conventional fences may need the bottom of the fence sunk into the ground or wire netting erected in a similar manner to rabbit netting.

AVAILABLE FROM AVS FENCING Pet Safe comes as a complete system in a box ready to use. System Includes:

Radio Fence transmitter
UltraLight receiver
Batteries
Owners manual
Training and installation video
150m of boundary wire
50 boundary training flags

A safe, humane and effective way to train your dog.

The remote trainers are designed for both the professional trainer and the average pet owner. A complete comprehensive training video shows how to use the trainer to make training a fun and rewarding experience for both the pet and the owner.

Responsible pet ownership starts with keeping your pet safely at home. PetSafe Radio Fence Pet Containment Systems provide your pet with freedom and safety while costing significantly less than conventional fencing. It is quick and easy to install, reliable and safe, and with proper training, a very effective solution.

A transmitter plugs into a standard outlet and emits a radio signal that travels along a boundary wire. A lightweight receiver is worn on your pets collar which picks up the radio signal and alerts your pet as he nears the boundary. Your pet will then receive a mild static correction. Once your pet is properly trained, he will learn to stay within the boundaries designated by the radio fence.