1. Why should I opt for electronic dog containment systems?

These electronic dog containment systems are a more affordable and effective way of keeping the dog safe but still allowing it to enjoy its freedom. The system is especially designed to keep the dog within a given boundary or keep them a distance from the off limit areas in the home. It is also a better dog containment option that hiring a more costly dog trainer to train the dog.

2. What is an Inground Dog Fencing system? How does it work?

An in-ground fence allows owners to control and design the area owners want to keep the dog within. Basically, there are three (3) parts in an In-ground Dog Fencing system: the Transmitter, Wire, and the Collar Receiver. The Transmitter is plugged into a standard outlet and sends out a radio signal to the wire which is buried and connected to the transmitter that makes a boundary to contain the dog. On the other hand, the collar receiver is placed on the dog's collar and is designed to pick up the radio signal emitted by the transmitter and then travels through the wire. It will then alert the dog as he gets near the boundary (buried wire). and will receive a correction from the radio signal if he persists to go beyond.

3. Can I contain more than one dog?

Absolutely. With additional collar receivers that can be purchased separately, our dog containment systems do not limit owners to contain only one dog. Please see our selection of dog containment systems accessories and find the one that will fit the purchased system.

4. Is there another way to contain my dog without burying the wire?

Yes. Our “Underground Containment Systems” doesn't necessarily require owners to bury the wire “underground”. We have Wire Securing installation Staples that can save owners time and the hassle of digging. Please refer to our Above Ground Installation for the easy steps.

5. Are indoor zone fence systems made only for indoor use?

Though the indoor zones will ideally work for indoor use, this form of dog containment can also be used outdoors. However, in doing so, make sure that the range they operate will meet the needs. Check related dog containment faqs for additional info.