How to Layout Dog Fence Wire?

Once you have decided on getting an electric dog fence for your pups, now is the time to decide the layout of the wire around your property. Deciding which layout you should be doing depends on what part of the property should the dog be allowed to freely roam around.

Depending on that we can then choose which of these property layouts would be fitting for you and your dog.

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Dog Fence Wire Layouts

Full Dog Fence

It’s a complete enclosure around your property giving your dog full freedom over the front yard, back yard and everything in between.

Duck Across The Front

A great way to stop your dog from getting near the front fence or just keeping them in the back yard.

Hourglass

The Hourglass layout is the best of both worlds. You restrict the dog to the back yard and the only way they can get to the front is through the house with you.

Double Loop

This design is great if you have a small yard... In fact it is the best. You can have one wire at the top of the fence and one at the bottom.

Just the Front - Gateways

You have the whole yard secure, but you want to make sure your dog does not run through the open gate when someone drives in (or you do not even need a gate).

Garden Beds and Gateways

By twisting the wires you can run a twin pair around the property from garden bed to garden bed.

If by any chance your wire breaks down you might want detect or find where the broken wire is.

Dog Fence Wire 100m for Containment

RRP $65.00

AU $57.00

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We have wide options of electric dog fences that surely fit to your dog types and different areas that you want to be safe such garden beds, small property, large property and even indoor property. Each type has their own distinct features that offer a great deal for both of you and dog.