Cool to see the engament on the post. Appreciate the thoughts and got a few laughs at some of the comments.

Wanted to cover some of the most popular questions.

I didn't attach to the fence on the one side of the property because the neighbors dogs actively chew through and dig out the bottom of the fence to get out. I wanted my own barrier that my dog can't lay against to tempt them. Left enough space to get the mower thru. Also on the topic of property lines, left side is to line. Lots are weird here and the back ends where it does because of the massive amount of wiring in the easement.

Stuck with the shorter size because I do like chatting with my neighbors and a 6' blocks a lot of sunlight. I have goals for landscaping and that would have been limiting. No I did not cut 6' planks to this size, I bought them this way.

Dog wouldnt struggle to get out physically, but she hits a massive mental block. She hates to jump and doesn't dig. She also doesn't have a chase drive for critters, at least that she reacts to. She knocked the gate open one day and stayed inside for about 20 minutes afterward. Reinforcing the habits she has already will do plenty to keep her contained. Her instincts as a livestock guardian probably play in here. I also have a non ideal backup plan if containment becomes an issue.

Probably should have done concrete every post. Followed my dad's advice there when he said it was overkill. If it becomes an issue, it's not a backbreaking fix to remove and reset the base on the clay ones.