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Should we get a split rail fence or a privacy fence?
We are very "on the fence" (pardon the pun) on which to choose. We have a 50lb dog and a 10lb dog that need a fence, the large dog does like to bark at people walking by, but I really doubt he would jump a fence since he's rather lazy. We only have neighbors on one side and they already have a privacy fence, so we would basically be fencing in a neighbor-free side. My husband likes privacy for the obvious reasons, but he also wants the yard to be more secure so he is more comfortable leaving lawn furniture outside. A split rail could allow someone to jump the fence, but a 6' privacy would make it much more difficult. I also think the split rail will allow more sunlight in the yard, since we have lots of trees there isn't too much light, I hate for a privacy to block a good portion of what we get.
Just want some more thoughts here :)
3 Answers
- Anonymous7 years agoFavorite Answer
privacy fence if that is the one that you cant see out of also try to make the fence high up dogs are good and mastering the fence
- 7 years ago
You should go with the privacy fence because you should protect your assets and what ever else you want to do. Dogs usually climb wire fences because they can use their feet better, where as a tall fence, they must jump and catch the top and then climb over. I would think that as the sun travels over the property, that should be enough. I don't remember a fence blocking that much sun light, and remember, they say that dogs are still one of the best security systems still.
Source(s): very experienced handy man - Anonymous7 years ago
First check with your city, town or homeowners associations about fencing regulaions. Privacy fences are often restricted in front and side yards.
Check before you invest.