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• Doggy-safety: How to stop your dog from jumping the Fence

  • July 28th, 2011
  • Posted in pet care
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  Are you a dog lover? Are you tired of your dog jumping the fence? Are your neighbors complaining? If your answer is yes to any or all of the above, we are here to help you keep your dog on the right side of the fence!

  It is no secret for dog lovers that one of the biggest fears for a dog owner is to have his or her dog jump the fence. Dog owners fear their beloved and loyal companions will get hurt by leaping the fence, endangering its life, endangering another life, or worse run away from home! If you are not noticing the trend, most of the consequences of your dog jumping the fence are negative outcomes.

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• How To Straighten A Bent Chain-Link Fence

  • June 2nd, 2011
  • Posted in Aluminum Fence, Chain Link Fencing, Winter Fence Maintenance Tips
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  If you have a chain-link fence, you know just how durable they can be. But from time to time, for whatever reason, they can become damaged. And nothing looks quite as unsightly as a bent chain-link fence. To make things even worse, a bent section of fencing can completely compromise the integrity of the rest of the fence. But what can you do? You’re no handyman.

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• Benefits of Chain Link Fencing

  • April 14th, 2011
  • Posted in Chain Link Fencing
  • Tags: Assortment, Benefits, chain link, chain link fencing, Cheap, Color, Diamond, Durable, Elegant, Expensive, fence, Fencing Maryland, Galvanized, Hercules Fence, Indusrtry, Low cost, Low-coast, Luxurious, Pattern, Plastic, Price, Privacy, PVC coated, Rust, Security, Slat, Steel, Thermally Bonded, Vinyl

  Chain link fencing is the unsung hero of the fencing industry. Though it is not seen as elegant or luxurious, chain link provides both security and durability at a very reasonable price. This article from eHow.com explains the ins and outs of chain link fencing.

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