Instead of hiring expensive dog trainers, dog containment is one of the cheapest ways to train your dogs. The system is especially design to keep your dog within a given boundary or keep them a distance from the off limit areas in your home.

2. What is an In-ground Pet Fencing system?

Basically, there are three (3) parts in an In-ground Pet Fencing system. These are the Transmitter, Wire, and the Collar Receiver. The Transmitter is plug into a standard outlet and releases a radio signal while the Wire is a waterproof wire that is being buried and connected to the transmitter that makes a boundary to contain your dog. The collar receiver is worn on your dog’s collar. While the transmitter emits a radio signal that travels through the wire, the receiver on your dog’s collar picks up the radio signal. It will then alert the dog as he get near the boundary (buried wire). If he still persists to go towards the boundary wire, he will receive a correction from the radio signal.

3. Can I contain more than one dog?

Absolutely. Additional collar receivers can be purchased separately. Please see our selection of dog containment accessories and the one that will fit your purchased system.

4. Is there other way that I can contain my dog without burying the wire?

Yes. Don’t be disturbed by the impression that the wire use in the “Underground Containment Systems” needs to be buried “underground”. One of the best and reliable ways to bury your wire without the hassle of digging your yard is through the use of Wire Securing installation Staples. Please see our Above Ground Installation for the easy steps.

5. Are indoor zone containment systems only to be used inside my home?

Though the indoor zones will ideally work for indoor use, they can also be used outdoors. However, in doing so, make sure that the range they operate will meet your needs.