Dog Fence NZ

A hidden fence system comes with a host of benefits, but in particular, two primary uses make every dog owner’s life easier:

It Gives Your Dog A Safe Environment:
House dogs cannot survive the streets. Or even if they do, it will be extremely difficult for them. The high traffic on the roads, speeding cars, and of course, the threat of street dogs pouncing upon your gentle house dog makes the world outside terrifying for them. So, hidden fence systems actually helps you protect your dog. They can play, run and jump as much as they want within the safety of your property.

It Gives You Peace of Mind:
No matter how much you love your dog, no owner can give their dogs their undivided attention for hours on a stretch. Without a hidden fence, you would live with the fear that your dog might run away. This could seriously disrupt your concentration on your work or chores. But with hidden fence systems, you can be assured that your dog will stay within your property even in your absence.

• Reusability: The first advantage is that a hidden dog fence is reusable. If you’re planning to move, you can dismantle the hidden dog fence systems and install it in your new location. You can also buy another kit and get it installed at your new home. A dog trained by a hidden dog fence will adjust right away and expect the same feedback and boundaries it had at the old place.
• Customization: Another huge advantage of a hidden dog fence is its customizability. A hidden dog fence can be tweaked to suit your dog’s needs on the spot. As your daily routine changes, the hidden fence can be adapted to follow without missing a beat.
• Convenience: Hidden fences require much less time and effort in comparison to constructing traditional fences. While traditional fences take about four days to a week to be built (depending on your property’s area), hidden fences can be installed within just a couple of days.
• Also, there are quite a few rules enforced by your local authority when it comes to installing a traditional fence. However, given that most hidden fences are installed under the ground, most cities do not require you to get any additional permit to install them.
• Better Security: Traditional fences might not be the perfect solution to contain your dog and prevent them from running away. Certain dogs tend to jump over fences or dig a hole underneath or even chew it to break through it. However, a hidden fence establishes a mental limitation in their minds which works better to keep them from exploring unknown territories.
• Aesthetics: People often spend a fortune to grow a beautiful garden and landscape. Although you want to protect your dog, it can be pretty heartbreaking to give up your gorgeous landscaping for the cause. If this sounds like one of your concerns, a hidden fence is the perfect match for you. They keep your dogs away from the boundary without concealing the beauty of your property.
• Zero Chances of Human Error: As the saying goes, “To err is human”, so sometimes owners forget to close the gate or put the dog on a leash. In this case, there are high chances of your dog venturing out. However, with hidden fences, even if you forget to take these precautions, the fence will take care of your dog and keep it within your property.
• Affordable: Hidden fences are your savior if you are running on a tight budget. They come at a reasonable price, unlike traditional fences. Specific neighborhoods have strict fence construction codes that require you to use specific kinds of material (like a specific wood or metal) to construct your fence.

• Hidden fences prevent your dog from going out. They do not prevent hazards or unwanted trouble from entering your property.
• Your dog might be frustrated for not being able to roam freely in the initial days. While our comprehensive training takes care of that, you, too, need to be cooperative to calm your agitated dog.
• Keep a lookout for power loss and dead batteries. The fence will not be operational under these circumstances.
• You need to keep in mind all the sensitive fixtures, such as utilities and the septic system, including the spots where the dog can get hurt, such as thorny bushes.
• The dog fence lines would ideally meet at a slight angle to create rounded corners and avoid the signal interfering with itself and other signals.
• If you have a robot lawn mower you need to be careful not to cross the wires of the dog fence and the lawn mower. They will interfere with each other and the lawn mower will stop working.