Underground Dog Fence Systems That Provide Reliable Containment
Dog Guard Classic systems use a buried boundary wire, transmitter, and receiver collar to create a consistent containment area, allowing your dog to move freely within your yard while staying safely within defined limits
Installation Services
Dog Guard of Ohio installs out-of-sight electronic dog fencing systems designed to create a defined and reliable containment boundary for your dog. These underground dog fence systems can be configured to enclose your entire yard or to restrict access to specific areas such as pools, driveways, landscaping, or other off-limits zones.
Each system uses a buried boundary wire connected to a transmitter installed inside the home. Your dog wears a receiver collar that communicates with the signal field, providing consistent feedback as they approach the boundary.
Every installation is customized based on your property layout, allowing you to include or exclude areas depending on how your yard is used. This ensures a consistent, predictable boundary that your dog can learn and respond to over time.
The result is a dependable containment system that keeps your dog safely within the designated area while allowing them to move freely throughout the yard.
How a Dog Guard Fence Works
Dog Guard out-of-sight fencing systems create a defined containment boundary using a buried wire and a radio signal. This allows your dog to move freely within your yard while staying within a clearly established perimeter.
Your pet wears a comfortable collar equipped with a small receiver that detects the radio signal. When your dog enters the radio signal zone, the collar emits a high-pitched alarm.
If your dog persists and moves further into the zone, the collar delivers a harmless static impulse, effectively guiding them back into the safe area.
Your dog wears a
Dog Guard receiver
The receiver collar detects the signal as your dog approaches the boundary. It first emits an audible warning, followed by a gentle static correction if your dog continues forward.
A buried wire sets
the boundary
The boundary wire is installed underground around your yard or specific areas such as pools, driveways, or landscaping. This layout is fully customizable based on your property.
The transmitter
sends a signal
A transmitter installed inside your home sends a radio signal through the buried boundary wire, creating a defined signal field around your property.
With guided training and temporary boundary flags, your dog learns to recognize and respect the boundary, allowing them to safely move within the designated area.
Training completes
the process
The DG9XT receiver is designed to handle the “medium to stubborn and tough-to-train” dogs. It works well with dogs that are runners such as Huskies, Labs and hunting dogs.
A standard transmitter for large outdoor areas. It has user-friendly lights to indicate that the transmitter is working properly. Additionally, it will make an audible sound to alert you when there is an issue within the signal field.
The DGM4R Rechargeable receiver has a rechargeable battery and is designed to contain “tiny pets” weighing 1 to 10 pounds.
To ensure your pet’s safety, we offer our surge protector which protect circuitry, reduces risk of failure, and saves space.
Easy snap on and slide off design. H.D. Polymer material makes the chew protector tough and protects the receiver from dog chews, rub-throughs and other damage. Save yourself aggravation, downtime, and money by using chew protectors on your receivers.
Customizable Boundaries to Fit any Yard
FAQs: Have questions about out of sight dog fencing?
These answers explain how Dog Guard of Ohio systems work, how the boundary wire and receiver collar function, and what homeowners can expect with safety, training, installation, and service.
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Answer: Our electric fence system has been endorsed by leading veterinarians. The wire carries no electricity, ensuring it cannot electrocute your dog. The collar emits a static impulse akin to that of an abdominal exercise machine.
Corrections only occur when your pet attempts to pass the boundary—with proper training, they are rare. While they are unpleasant in order to deter your dog from straying, they are not harmful. And you can select from different settings to find the right level for your dog. -
Answer: Yes, the wire is completely safe for children as it does not carry any electric current. It emits a harmless radio signal that poses no risk if touched. Additionally, being installed underground ensures that children will not come into contact with it.
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Answer: At Dog Guard of Ohio, we utilize advanced technology to ensure our fence systems are engineered to prevent radio signal interference with other electronic devices. Our electric fence systems operate on a pulsed radio signal that remains separate from other electronic signals.
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Answer: Over 250,000 pets of all breeds and sizes have been safely contained by Dog Guard systems across the U.S.A. Our receivers are customizable for each dog, and we back our products with a 90-day money-back containment guarantee. We're that confident in our ability to safely contain your dog!
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Answer: At Dog Guard, we take pride in offering the most effective electronic fencing system and training available on the market. Our products are designed and assembled in the U.S.A. to ensure exceptional quality and reliability. Equally important are our people. As a locally owned business, you'll work with someone from your community who can provide support from installation through training and beyond.