How Is DogWatch® Installed in Your Yard?

Basic Perimeter Loop

This is the most conventional method for designing and laying out a hidden fence. The wire is installed along the entire property boundary to provide maximum yard space for your pet. Despite being one continuous loop, you still have the flexibility to include optional loops for garden, pool, or flower bed areas within the hidden fence boundary, allowing you to exclude specific areas as desired.

Hour Glass (Pinch)

Installing the fence wire on both sides of your property against the house creates two hidden fence zones: front yard and back yard. This configuration "pinches" your yard, giving you effective control over your pet's access to the front yard or back yard.

Backyard Only

An alternative layout option is to limit your pet's access to the backyard of your property. By installing the hidden fence wire near the front side of the house, you can create a loop that prevents your pet from escaping through the front door or garage. Alternatively, this configuration can also be used to restrict access to the front yard only.

Banana Loop

This installation option establishes a concealed fence boundary along one, two, or three sides of your property. It is most suitable when traditional above-ground fencing already exists as a "partial" yard boundary. The benefit of this layout is that it safeguards the front yard while maximizing the available yard space within the enclosed backyard.