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Animal Fencing in
Oklahoma City

Animal fencing in Oklahoma City needs to be planned around the way each animal moves and behaves. Dogs dig, goats climb, chickens need secure enclosures, horses need viibility and safe movement, and cattle need strong boundaries that can handle daily pressure.

Triplitt Fencing installs animal fencing for Oklahoma City area homes, acreages, farms, ranches, hobby properties, livestock areas, pens, and animal enclosures. Our team helps match the fence system to the animals, the land, the gates, and the way the property is used every day.


From backyard pet fencing and chicken pens to goat fencing, cattle fence, horse fence, field wire, woven wire, chain link, rail, barbed wire, and custom gates, Triplitt helps build fencing that works for both the property and the animals it needs to protect.

Custom Fence Solutions.

Fencing Built Around the Animals You Need to Protect

Animal fencing is different from a standard property fence because the fence has to account for movement, pressure, visibility, safety, access, and daily care. The right fence for a backyard dog may not be the right fence for goats.

The right enclosure for chickens may not be the right solution for horses or cattle.
That is why animal fencing should start with the animal, not just the material. The layout, height, wire spacing, gates, corners, braces, post type, and access points all matter.
  • Dog and backyard pet fencing
  • Goat fencing and small livestock fencing
  • Chicken pens and poultry enclosures
  • Horse fencing and pasture layouts
  • Cattle fencing and stronger boundary systems
  • Livestock gates and custom access points
  • Pens, runs, and animal enclosures
  • Acreage and rural animal fencing
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QUALITY YOU CAN SEE

It's in the Details

A good animal fence should help keep the property more organized, make daily chores easier, and reduce avoidable problems tied to digging, climbing, leaning, escaping, or poor gate placement.


Triplitt Fencing helps customers choose animal fencing based on the animals they have, the way the property is used, and the long-term performance they need from the fence.

Built to Last

Strong materials, solid posts, and proven installation methods for long-term agricultural use.

Clean and Consistent

Straight fence lines, reliable spacing, and a finished layout that works with the land.

Practical Property Protection

A dependable fencing solution for livestock, acreage, pastures, boundaries, and farm access.

BUILT THE TRIPLITT WAY

Animal Fencing Built Around Your Land

Strong Corner Bracing

Reinforced corners and ends help support tension, long runs, and everyday fence pressure.

Durable Post Setting

Posts are placed and set for stability, alignment, and long-term performance.

Functional Gate Access

Gate openings can be planned around tractors, trucks, livestock flow, equipment, and daily property use.

Property-Fit Layouts

Fence routes are designed around acreage, slopes, pasture divisions, access points, and boundaries.

Built Right. Installed Right.

From the first post, to the final cleanup, we treat your property like our own.

A Practical Fence System for Animal Safety, Access, and Everyday Use

Animal fencing helps create safer, more functional spaces for pets, livestock, and specialty animals. A well-planned fence can improve containment, protect animals from outside threats, define usable areas, and make daily care easier.

The right animal enclosure depends on the property, the animals being contained, and how the space will be used. Some projects may need dog pens, catios, goat and chicken enclosures, horse and cattle fencing, exotic animal fencing, or added trenching for animals that dig.

At Triplitt Fencing, we focus on practical layouts, durable materials, secure access points, and clean installation. The goal is to build an animal fence or enclosure that fits the property, supports daily use, and helps keep animals safe.

Different Animals Need Different Fence Solutions

The best animal fence is not just the strongest fence. It is the fence that makes sense for the animal, the space, and the way the property is managed.

Digging Pressure

Dogs and some animals may test the bottom of the fence. Kickboards, secure bottom edges, tighter material selection, or layout planning may help reduce digging problems.

Climbing and Pushing

Goats, livestock, and active animals can create pressure on a fence. Strong bracing, proper wire, and reliable posts matter.

Safe Spacing

Wire spacing should be chosen with the animal in mind so the fence supports containment without creating unnecessary safety concerns.

Visibility

Horses and some livestock often need fencing that is easy to see and understand, especially around pastures, lanes, and gates.

Predator Awareness

Chicken pens and small animal enclosures should be planned with security and access in mind to help reduce unwanted animal pressure.

Daily Access

Gates, latches, alleys, and openings should support how people, animals, equipment, feed, and chores move through the property.

Not sure which animal fence is right for your land?

We can review your acreage, livestock needs, layout, gates, terrain, and budget to help you choose the best fence setup.

Animal Fencing Options We Install

Animal fencing can include backyard pet fences, livestock systems, pasture fencing, poultry enclosures, and custom gate solutions. Triplitt can help match the fence to the animal and the property.

Dog and Backyard Pet Fencing

Wood, chain link, vinyl, gate, and yard fencing options for dogs and family pets. Great for creating a safer, more usable outdoor space.

Goat Fencing

Goat fencing often needs tighter planning because goats are active, curious, and hard on fencing. Woven wire, strong corners, posts, and gates all matter.

Chicken Pens and Poultry Enclosures

Custom chicken pens and poultry enclosures can help create a secure, functional space with the right wire, posts, bracing, and access points.

Cattle Fencing

Cattle fencing can include barbed wire, field fence, high-tensile systems, gates, and pasture layouts depending on the property and use.

Horse Fencing

Horse fencing should consider visibility, safe layout, gates, pasture movement, and long-term durability.

Livestock and Pasture Fencing

Acreage and pasture fencing for mixed animals, rotational areas, property boundaries, and working land.

Animal Pens and Runs

Smaller fenced areas for goats, chickens, dogs, utility areas, or daily-care zones that need more specific sizing and access.

Wildlife and Garden Protection

Fence options can help protect gardens, planted areas, orchards, or property areas from animal pressure where appropriate.

Custom Animal Gates

Drive gates, livestock gates, walk gates, chain link gates, wood gates, and custom access points designed around daily use.

Need help choosing an animal fence style?

We can help you compare post types, wire options, livestock needs, gate placement, and long-term maintenance.

Materials and Fence Systems for Animal Use

Triplitt can help customers compare fence materials based on the animals involved, how much pressure the fence may take, how visible the fence needs to be, and how much access the property needs.

Field Wire and Woven Wire

Useful for many livestock, goat, pasture, and animal enclosure applications where spacing and containment matter.

Chain Link Fencing

A practical choice for dog yards, pet areas, utility spaces, and open-visibility containment.

Wood Fencing

A strong option for backyard privacy, pets, dog yards, and residential spaces where appearance matters too.

Rail With Wire Attachment

A clean ranch-style look that can add containment support for animals while keeping a more open appearance.

Barbed Wire Where Appropriate

A practical option for certain cattle, pasture, and perimeter uses where deterrence and large-area coverage matter.

Pipe, Cable, and Welded Options

Stronger systems for higher-traffic areas, entries, corrals, alleys, horse properties, and more demanding animal-use spaces.

Need help planning your animal fence?

Triplitt Fencing can help you choose wire, mesh, posts, bracing, gates, pens, rail options, and layout details that fit your land, animals, and daily use.

Why Choose

Why Choose Triplitt Fencing for Animal Fencing

Animal fencing is not a one-size-fits-all project. A good result depends on understanding the animal, the land, the gate needs, and the materials that will support long-term function. Triplitt brings a practical, property-focused approach to each project.

Animal-Use Planning

Fence recommendations are built around the animals, not just the property line.

Practical Material Guidance

Triplitt helps compare wire, chain link, wood, rail, barbed wire, gates, and mixed-material systems.

Strong Layout and Gate Planning

Gate placement, access, corners, braces, and movement patterns all matter.

Built for Oklahoma Conditions

Wind, sun, storms, red clay, daily use, and animal pressure are part of the planning conversation.

Clean, Dependable Installation

The goal is a fence that looks clean, functions properly, and is built with care.

Free Estimates and Clear Next Steps

Customers can understand options, layout, and pricing before moving forward.

OUR PROCESS

Our Animal Fencing Installation Process

A dependable animal fence starts with understanding what the fence needs to contain, protect, and support every day.

Built Right

We use proven methods and quality materials for long-term performance.

Focused on details

Every measurement, post, brace, gate, and fence line is installed with precision.

Customer First

Clear communication, on-time installs, and finished fence you'll love.

Step 1
Animal and Property Review

We learn about the animals, the layout, the goals, the access needs, and the problems the fence needs to solve.

Step 2
Layout and Gate Planning

Fence lines, gates, pens, openings, corners, and access routes are planned around the way the property functions.

Step 3
Material and System Selection

We help compare wire, chain link, wood, rail, barbed wire, gates, and other systems based on the animal and property.

Step 4
Installation

Our crew installs the fence with attention to post placement, bracing, alignment, gate function, and long-term durability.

Step 5
Final Review and Cleanup

We review the finished fence, confirm the layout works as intended, and leave the property ready for use.

Where it works best

Where Animal Fencing Works Best

Animal fencing works well for dog yards, backyard pet areas, goat pens, chicken pens, horse pastures, cattle areas, mixed livestock properties, acreage boundaries, farmsteads, hobby farms, rural residential properties, garden protection, small animal runs, and larger working properties that need practical animal containment and access control.
  • Backyard dog areas
  • Pet-friendly residential yards
  • Goat and sheep pens
  • Chicken pens and poultry areas
  • Horse properties
  • Cattle pastures
  • Cross-fencing and animal separation
  • Garden and planted area protection
  • Acreage boundaries
  • Livestock gates and access points
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OUR WORK

Recent Fence Projects

Built Right. Installed Right.

From the first post to the final cleanup we treat your property like our own.

FAQ

Animal Fencing FAQ

  • What is animal fencing?
    Animal fencing is fencing planned around the animals using the space. It may include pet fencing, livestock fencing, chicken pens, goat fencing, horse fencing, cattle fencing, animal enclosures, gates, and acreage layouts.
  • How is animal fencing different from agricultural fencing?
    There is overlap. Agricultural fencing is usually organized around land use, acreage, and working-property systems. Animal fencing is organized around the specific animals, their behavior, containment needs, and daily access requirements.
  • Do you build dog fencing?
    Yes. Triplitt can help with dog and backyard pet fencing using options such as wood, chain link, vinyl, gates, and layouts designed around how the yard is used.
  • Can you build goat fencing?
    Yes. Goat fencing often needs tighter planning because goats can climb, push, and test fence lines. Material choice, bracing, posts, gates, and bottom-edge planning all matter.
  • Do you build chicken pens?
    Yes. Triplitt can build chicken pens and poultry enclosures with wire, bracing, posts, gates, and access points planned around the flock and daily use.
  • What fence works best for horses?
    Horse fencing should consider visibility, layout, safety, gates, pasture movement, and long-term durability. The best setup depends on the property and the horses.
  • What fence works best for cattle?
    Cattle fencing may include barbed wire, field wire, high-tensile systems, gates, and pasture layouts depending on acreage, pressure, and property use.
  • Can animal fencing include gates?
    Yes. Gates are often one of the most important parts of animal fencing because they affect feeding, equipment access, daily chores, and animal movement.
  • Can you help if my dog digs under the fence?
    Triplitt can talk through options that may help reduce bottom-edge problems, including layout planning, material choices, kickboards, and stronger gate or fence details where appropriate.
  • Can animal fencing help with predators?
    Animal fencing can help improve security and reduce unwanted animal pressure, especially for poultry and smaller enclosures, but the best setup depends on the property and risk level.
  • Do you charge for animal fencing estimates?
    Standard residential pet fence estimates may qualify as free estimates. Larger acreage or agricultural animal projects that require extensive onsite review may involve the agricultural estimate policy. Confirm when scheduling.
  • How do I get started?
    Call Triplitt Fencing or request a quote. The team can discuss the animals, property layout, gate needs, material options, and next steps.

Get a Quote for Animal Fence Installation

Need a practical fence for livestock, pasture, acreage, farm access, or rural property boundaries? Triplitt Fencing can help you plan and install an agricultural fence system that fits your land, your animals, and your long-term goals.

OKLAHOMA'S STRONGER CHOICE

Get a Quote for Animal Fencing

If you need fencing for dogs, goats, chickens, cattle, horses, livestock, pets, or animal enclosures, Triplitt Fencing can help you choose the right setup and build it around the way your property works.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

01. We review your property

We learn about your goals, take measurements, and assess your space.

02. We Recommend the right fit

We help you choose the best style, layout, and materials for your needs.

03. You get a clear quote

Straightforward pricing with no surprises and all your questions answered.

04. We build it the right way

Our skilled team installs your fence with care, precision, and attention to every detail.

Proudly serving Oklahoma City and surrounding areas
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Brianna Greathouse

Operations Manager

With 3 years of fencing sales and service experience and over 12 years in customer service, Brianna is often the first friendly voice customers hear when they contact Triplitt Fencing. She is passionate about creating a smooth, enjoyable experience from the initial phone call through the final walkthrough, ensuring every customer feels informed, valued, and supported.

Behind the scenes, Brianna helps keep the company running by coordinating operations, scheduling, customer communication, invoicing, and marketing. Her dedication to organization, attention to detail, and commitment to customer satisfaction help ensure every project reflects the high standards Triplitt Fencing is known for.

For Brianna, the most rewarding part of the job is building lasting relationships with customers and watching their vision come to life. She believes that great service is just as important as great craftsmanship, and she strives to make every interaction as positive and memorable as the finished fence itself.

Parker

Sales Consultant

With 10 years of sales experience, Parker brings a fresh perspective to Triplitt Fencing by helping customers navigate every step of the fencing process. From the initial consultation to the final design, he’s committed to understanding each customer’s needs and finding the best solution for their property.

Parker is helping build and grow the sales side of Triplitt Fencing, focusing on exceptional customer support and continually improving his knowledge of the fencing industry. His willingness to learn, grow, and provide a positive customer experience makes him a valuable part of our team. Whether customers have a clear vision or need guidance bringing their ideas to life, Parker enjoys helping make those projects a reality.

Anthony

Contractor

With 13 years of fencing experience, Anthony is the most experienced member of the Triplitt Fencing team. His knowledge, craftsmanship, and versatility make him an invaluable part of every project. No matter the style of fence or the challenge a job presents, Anthony approaches each one with precision, professionalism, and a commitment to delivering exceptional results.

Anthony naturally leads by example, setting the pace for those around him while helping guide the entire team. His dedication to quality, dependable work ethic, and ability to keep everyone laughing make him someone both customers and coworkers appreciate. Day after day, he shows up ready to work, ready to lead, and ready to ensure every customer receives the level of service Triplitt Fencing is known for.

Kaden

Crew Lead

Although Kaden has 6 months of fencing experience, he has quickly proven himself through hard work, dedication, and a willingness to learn. Starting as a Crew Hand, he rapidly earned a promotion to Crew Lead by consistently stepping up, taking initiative, and leading by example.

Kaden is known for his strong leadership, excellent customer service, and growing welding skills, all of which have helped set him apart. He takes pride in delivering quality workmanship while ensuring customers have a positive experience from start to finish. His drive to improve every day and commitment to supporting his team make him an important part of the Triplitt Fencing family.

Santiago

Crew Hand

With 5 years of fencing experience, Santiago brings a strong work ethic and a unique creative perspective to the Triplitt Fencing team. As a Crew Hand, he’s always eager to learn, take on new challenges, and help deliver quality fence installations that customers can be proud of.

Santiago is a quick learner with a fun, upbeat personality that keeps morale high on the job site. Known for being funny and easygoing, he helps create a positive work environment while staying focused on the task at hand. Beyond fencing, his creativity and experience in merchandise design allow him to contribute in ways that go beyond the job site, making him a well-rounded and valued member of the Triplitt Fencing family.

Tay

Crew Hand

With 2 years of fencing experience, Tay is a dependable member of the Triplitt Fencing team who takes pride in delivering clean, high-quality fence installations. His favorite projects are the picture-perfect jobs—those finished fences that showcase the craftsmanship and attention to detail our crews strive for every day.

Tay is known for being a team player who works well alongside anyone on the job site. He follows instructions carefully, maintains a positive attitude, and always brings a smile to work. His willingness to help wherever he’s needed and his upbeat personality make him a valued part of the Triplitt Fencing family.

Isaac

Crew Hand

With 2 years of fencing experience, Isaac is one of the original members of the Triplitt Fencing team. As a Crew Hand, he takes pride in stick-building fences and enjoys being part of creating durable, high-quality projects that customers can enjoy for years to come.

Known as the “worker bee” on every crew he’s part of, Isaac is dependable, hardworking, and always ready to get the job done. He follows directions well, gives every task his full effort, and consistently helps keep projects moving efficiently. His strong work ethic and team-first attitude make him a valuable member of the Triplitt Fencing family.

Solomon Reyes

Crew Lead

With over 3 years of fencing experience, Solomon has been a valued member of the Triplitt Fencing team since the company first opened its doors. As a Crew Lead, he takes pride in delivering high-quality custom fence projects while ensuring every job is completed with attention to detail and craftsmanship.

Known for his outstanding customer service, Solomon works hard to make every customer feel informed and confident throughout the installation process. He genuinely cares about both our team and our customers, and his positive attitude and friendly personality bring a smile to every job site. His leadership, dedication, and commitment to quality make him an important part of the Triplitt Fencing family.

Donnie Triplitt

Owner & Founder

With over 11 years of fencing experience, Donnie founded Triplitt Fencing from the ground up with a simple goal: to build a better future for himself, his family, and the people around him. Starting with very little, he was determined to create more than just a fencing company—he wanted to build a business rooted in hard work, integrity, and opportunity.

Today, that same determination drives everything he does. Donnie has personally trained every member of the Triplitt Fencing team, investing his time and knowledge to ensure every project reflects the quality and craftsmanship the company is known for. He pours everything he has into the business, from mentoring employees and leading crews to designing custom projects and continually raising the standard for the fencing industry in Oklahoma.

For Donnie, the greatest reward isn’t just building beautiful fences—it’s creating careers, supporting families, and leaving behind work the entire team can be proud of. Every fence built by Triplitt Fencing represents the dedication, pride, and commitment that started this company from day one.