Start together
See how the system works.
We walk through the boundary, collar, and first training session with you and your dog.
The first session is together.
Dog fence boundary training.
We show you how to introduce the boundary, then you continue the daily practice. Most dogs learn within about seven days, at a pace suited to your dog.
Find your yard in satellite view, sketch a boundary, then request a quote.
Getting started
We do the first session with you.
Dave shows you how to introduce your dog to the boundary and use the system. You’ll have the training materials to refer to when you practice at home.
The video follows one dog’s first session, filmed with a camera on the dog. More videos
Practice at home
Follow your training materials.
You continue the daily sessions. Most dogs learn within about seven days, but some need more time.
Ask for help
Tell Dave what you’re seeing.
If your dog is having trouble, contact Dave. He can help you work out the next step.
Your dog
Pick your dog and see what we consider.
What we consider
- Your puppy’s age and current training
- Collar fit as your puppy grows
- How your puppy responds during practice
Training approach
Talk with Dave about when to begin and how to follow the training materials.
Property design
Show Dave where your puppy plays and which areas need to stay off limits.
These are starting points for a conversation. Dave will help you understand the layout, equipment, and training for your dog.
Included after installation
Free training help for the first year.
Our one-year dog containment guarantee means that if you need professional help with training within 12 months after installation, Dave comes back and works on it with you at no charge.
Call with questions about the practice, collar settings, or your dog’s response. The guarantee provides training help; outcomes still depend on your dog and the training.
Ask Dave about your dogCollar settings
Start low and adjust with guidance.
The equipment lets you change supported settings yourself. Dave shows you how to start at a low level and adjust through training as needed for your dog. Follow the instructions for your receiver and ask if you’re unsure.
More about the equipmentBoundary flags
Make the boundary visible during training.
Flags mark the wire route while your dog learns the boundary. Dave’s instructions cover using the flags and deciding when to remove them. Keep practicing and check in before moving ahead if your dog is struggling.
Read about dog fence safetyTraining questions
What dog owners ask.
How long does dog fence training take?
Most dogs are trained within about 7 days. The pace depends on your dog and the practice you do together. Ask Dave if your dog is struggling or you’re unsure about the next step.
Who trains my dog after installation?
We do the first training session together. You receive the training materials and continue the daily practice. Dave remains available for questions and help.
What does the one-year dog containment guarantee cover?
If you need professional training help within 12 months after installation, we come back and work on it with you at no charge. The remedy is training assistance; it does not promise that a dog cannot leave the yard.
When should my puppy start boundary training?
Talk with Dave about your puppy’s age, collar fit, and current training. He can explain what to work on and help you decide when to begin.
Can I add another dog later?
Yes. Each dog needs a compatible receiver collar and their own introduction to the boundary. Contact Dave about the collar, training, and cost for the new dog.
New to the system? Read how an underground dog fence works, see installation pricing, or ask about adding another dog.
Start with your dog and yard.
Sketch the boundary in the planner, or call Dave to talk about training.