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Installation of an Underground Dog Fence or Pet Containment System

When installing a invisible dog fence layout is very important, the last thing you want to do is spend the afternoon burying your containment wire and find out when it comes to use you dog fence the layout is wrong. There are many different possible configurations.

At Precision Pet Fence we have installed and serviced thousands of invisible dog fences

The key to installing the right dog fence is to determine what your future needs will be. At first you may say I just want to keep my dog from escaping the yard and a lot of the time that will be fine. However before installing a underground dog fence I would not only walk the yard to avoid possible blind spots and distractions, I would also walk around the inside of the house to find out if there are any areas you want your pet that are out of your sight from the windows and doors.

My next suggestion is if you have a aggressive dog you may want to consider a two zone installation. A two zone containment system is in most cases a very simple layout and will not take much longer to install than a standard underground dog fence. This will allow you to keep you dog contained to the backyard and still have protection if your dog were to escape out the front door or the garage. I also recommend the two zone containment system if you have a very small dog, especially if the back yard is wooded. This will allow you to keep your small dog in the front yard after dark if you have coyotes in your area.

A invisible dog fence can be a great investment if installed properly. Not only will you keep your pet safe it will also be a great improvement in your pet’s health to have the freedom to spend afternoons outside running and playing, this will also provide a more relaxed, better mannered dog inside. A underground dog fence is used and recommended by 99% of veterinarians.

Any questions or concerns please contact Precision Pet Fence for free advice on all your underground dog fence and pet containment needs.