Secure backyard dog fences, dog runs, puppy panels, tall fences for large dogs, and self-closing pet gates across Los Angeles.
Pet and dog vinyl fencing creates a secure, attractive, and low-maintenance outdoor space for dogs and other household pets. The right fence defines your yard, reduces access to streets and neighboring properties, creates dedicated play areas, and gives pets more freedom to enjoy the outdoors.
Vinyl comes in many pet-friendly styles, including full privacy fences, semi-privacy fences, picket fences, tall fences, narrow-gap fencing, puppy panels, and custom gate systems.
There is no single fence style that is ideal for every pet. Our services include new installation, replacement, gate installation, custom layouts, and repair, all designed around the size, behavior, and needs of your pets.
A vinyl dog fence creates a clear, attractive boundary around a backyard, side yard, or dedicated pet area. Backyards are the most common place for pet fencing, giving dogs a defined outdoor space without wandering throughout the property.
You can fence the entire backyard or create a smaller dedicated pet area. Backyard dog fencing can also help separate pets from:
A dog run is a dedicated outdoor area where pets can exercise, relax, and spend time outside. Side yards are ideal: a side-yard vinyl fence connects the house to the property line and creates a controlled access point between the front and backyard.
Dog runs can be narrow side-yard enclosures or larger fenced sections along backyards, garages, patios, and utility areas. A matching gate provides convenient access for feeding, cleaning, walking, and maintenance, which is perfect when you do not want pets in the entire backyard.
Privacy fencing is one of the most popular choices for dog owners. Solid vinyl panels block your dog's view of pedestrians, neighboring dogs, traffic, wildlife, and activity outside the yard, which may help create a calmer environment for dogs that react strongly to outside movement.
For multi-pet homes, the fence is planned around the most challenging combination of height, strength, spacing, gate security, digging, and visibility. A solid privacy fence with a secure gate is a simple, consistent solution, and tan vinyl blends beautifully with stucco and stone.
Small dogs and puppies need special attention to spacing and ground clearance, since a standard open picket fence may have gaps a small pet can squeeze through. Puppy panels use closer picket spacing near the ground while keeping a more open look higher up, so you keep visibility without large openings at pet level.
A small-dog fence pays close attention to picket spacing, ground clearance, gate gaps, corner gaps, and fence transitions. For puppies, we also plan for your dog's expected adult size so the fence still works as they grow. Good options include:
Large or athletic dogs may need a taller, more substantial fence. Common privacy fence heights are around 6 feet, with taller options available depending on the fence system and local regulations, which we review along with HOA rules before installation.
Solid privacy fencing is often chosen for large dogs because it creates a continuous barrier without wide openings. For jumpers, we recommend full-height panels, avoiding horizontal elements that could act as footholds, and keeping objects away from the fence line. Gray vinyl adds a clean, contemporary look to modern backyards.
A pet-safe fence considers height, picket spacing, bottom clearance, gate security, latch placement, visibility, size, jumping, and digging.
Taller full-height privacy panels, no horizontal footholds, fewer visual distractions, and nothing stacked near the fence line. No fence is completely escape-proof, so supervision still matters.
Reduced bottom clearance, landscape barriers, ground-level edging, or extra reinforcement, chosen based on soil conditions, fence design, and your dog's behavior.
Fence height, gate strength, and visibility matter most. The design is based on your individual dog's size, jumping ability, and activity level, not breed alone.
Narrow vertical gaps, horizontal spacing, decorative openings, or lattice sections give some screening with more airflow, with openings sized for your pet.
A modern look with a strong boundary, solid for privacy or spaced for partial visibility, popular for contemporary backyards, patios, and dog runs.
A clean, traditional look in privacy, picket, semi-privacy, and puppy-panel designs, popular for suburban homes and landscaped yards.
A warmer color that blends with stucco, stone, and earth-tone homes, available in several pet-friendly configurations.
A contemporary look for modern homes and neutral landscaping, installed as privacy, semi-privacy, or horizontal fencing.
The warm look of natural wood without routine staining, and as a privacy fence it can help reduce visual stimulation for dogs.
A secure gate is one of the most important parts of any dog fence. It should open and close smoothly and stay secure when latched.
Single walk, double, side-yard, privacy, and picket gates, planned for width, latch type, swing direction, and bottom clearance so the gate is secure when latched.
Self-closing hardware helps prevent gates from being left open, ideal for busy households, dog runs, side yards, multi-pet homes, and high-traffic gates.
Keyed locks, padlock-compatible latches, locking handles, and specialty hardware for side yards, large backyards, rentals, and homes with multiple access points.
Open picket fencing keeps curb appeal and visibility while creating a defined boundary. Front yard heights may be more restricted, so local rules are checked first.
Low picket panels, semi-privacy fencing, or custom gated sections create a limited pet space around a patio without fencing the entire property.
Decorative picket fencing keeps pets away from flower beds, vegetable gardens, new landscaping, trees, and irrigation areas.
A dedicated barrier between the pet area and the pool, planned around local pool safety rules for gates, height, openings, and latches.
Stepped or grade-following layouts and custom sections near elevation changes reduce gaps beneath the fence that pets could slip through.
Custom heights, puppy panels, narrow spacing, privacy sections, dog runs, multiple and self-closing gates, side-yard enclosures, and pool or garden separation.
Proper installation creates a consistent pet enclosure, with special attention to corners, gates, slopes, and transitions where gaps are more likely.
We review your property layout and talk about your pets' size, age, and behavior, including jumping, digging, and reactions to outside activity.
We recommend fence height, panel style, spacing, and gate locations for your pets, and provide a clear written estimate.
Posts and fence sections are installed with special attention to corners, slopes, and transitions where gaps are more likely.
Gates and hardware are installed and adjusted so they close reliably and stay secure, including self-closing and lockable options.
We check ground clearance along the fence line, test the completed enclosure and gates, and walk the finished fence with you.
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Prices are general estimates. A short decorative pet enclosure may cost significantly less than a tall full-yard privacy fence. A property-specific estimate is the best way to determine your actual project cost.
The best fence is chosen around both your property and your pet, based on your dog's actual behavior rather than appearance alone.
Vinyl is easy for pet owners to care for: wash away dirt, mud, and pet marks, and regularly check gates, panels, and hardware. It does not need the painting or staining that many wood fences require.
Replace fences with broken panels, large gaps, damaged gates, loose posts, insufficient height, or heavy wear, and choose a design better suited to your current pets.
We fix broken panels, cracked pickets, loose rails, leaning posts, damaged gates, latch problems, and bottom gaps, restoring both appearance and function.
A poorly working gate is the weakest point in a pet fence. Hinge adjustment, latch repair, realignment, post reinforcement, and hardware replacement keep it secure.
The right height depends on your dog's size, athleticism, and behavior, not breed alone. Many small and calm dogs do well with shorter fencing, while large or athletic dogs often need a solid privacy fence around 6 feet tall. Taller options may be available depending on the fence system and local rules. We discuss how your dog behaves, check city and HOA height limits, and recommend a height that fits your pet and property.
Small dogs and puppies need tight spacing and low ground clearance, since they can squeeze through gaps in standard picket fences. Good options include solid privacy panels, narrow picket spacing, or puppy panels that add closer pickets near the ground while keeping an open look above. We also check gate gaps, corners, and transitions, and plan for your puppy's adult size so the fence keeps working as they grow.
It can help for many dogs. Solid vinyl privacy panels block your dog's view of pedestrians, neighboring dogs, traffic, and wildlife, which are common barking triggers. Reducing that visual stimulation may create a calmer environment for dogs that react strongly to outside movement. Every dog is different, so a fence is not a guaranteed solution, but a privacy fence often makes a noticeable difference while also adding backyard privacy for your family.
For dogs that dig, we pay special attention to the bottom of the fence. Depending on your yard, solutions may include reducing bottom clearance, adding landscape barriers or ground-level edging, or reinforcing the fence line. The best approach depends on soil conditions, the fence design, and your dog's behavior. We also check sloped areas and transitions, where gaps under the fence are most likely to appear.
Yes. Vinyl is one of the easiest fence materials for pet owners. Dirt, mud, and pet marks usually wash off with a garden hose or mild soap and water, and vinyl does not need the painting or staining that wood requires. It will not splinter, rot, or absorb odors like wood can. We recommend regularly checking gates and hardware so your pet enclosure stays secure and working properly.
Need a dog fence, dog run, pet-safe privacy fence, small-dog fence, tall fence for a large dog, puppy panels, or a secure pet gate? We'll review the location, your pets' size, height, style, spacing, gates, and layout before preparing your estimate.
