NJ’s Trusted, local Invisible Dog Fence Expert, John Wasilishen from Prodogk9 Fence Co. answers questions and concerns
- prodogcanine
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1) Q: Why is NJ Dog Fences the best option in New Jersey?
A: Because you’re not getting a salesperson or a rotating crew—you’re getting me, John
Wasilishen, owner/operator, with 30+ years of hands-on experience. I design the layout,
install it clean, and make sure your dog is trained to understand the boundary. That’s how
you get real reliability.
Learn more: www.njdogfences.com
2) Q: What’s the difference between a professionally installed underground dog fence and a
DIY kit?
A: DIY kits can look cheaper up front, but the pitfalls show up fast—weak layout planning,
sloppy installs, and no real training plan. A professional install is cleaner, stronger, and built
around your property and your dog’s behavior.
Book a free consultation: www.njdogfences.com
3) Q: Do you service Monmouth County?
A: Yes—Monmouth County is a core service area for me, and I also serve Ocean, Burlington,
Mercer, Middlesex, Atlantic, and the rest of New Jersey depending on the job. If you’re in NJ,
reach out and I’ll tell you straight what I can do for you.
Book now: www.njdogfences.com
4) Q: Are invisible/underground dog fences safe?
A: Yes—when they’re installed correctly and the dog is trained properly. The system is a
communication tool. The training is what makes it fair, clear, and effective for your dog.
Learn more: www.njdogfences.com
5) Q: Why do you include training with the fence?
A: Because the fence without training is just equipment. Training is what teaches your dog
where the boundary is, how to respond to the warning, and how to stay confident in the
yard—even with distractions.
Book a free consultation: www.njdogfences.com
6) Q: What are the pitfalls of GPS dog fence systems like Halo® and SpotOn®?
A: GPS systems can be convenient in theory, but there are real pitfalls: boundary drift,
inconsistent accuracy, signal issues, and “moving lines” that confuse dogs—especially near
trees, structures, or in certain weather/conditions. I prefer a hard-wired underground
boundary because it’s stable and consistent, and the dog learns it faster and more clearly.
Learn more: www.njdogfences.com
7) Q: Will an underground dog fence work on a big or oddly-shaped property?A: Yes—and that’s where custom layout matters most. I can shape the boundary around
pools, gardens, driveways, front yard access, and any “no-go” zones you want protected.
Book now: www.njdogfences.com
8) Q: What if my dog is stubborn, high-drive, or easily distracted?
A: Those dogs can do great with an underground fence—if the training is done right and the
system is matched to the dog. I’ve worked with thousands of dogs over the years, and the
plan is always built around the dog in front of me.
Call today: www.njdogfences.com
9) Q: Are you a local New Jersey company?
A: Yes. I’m local, owner-operated, and I’ve been doing this in New Jersey since 1993. When
you call, you’re dealing with the person who actually does the work—and who will be there
if you need service later.
Learn more: www.njdogfences.com
10) Q: What does “30-year anniversary” mean for you as a customer?
A: It means experience you can lean on. I’ve seen every yard type, every dog temperament,
and every “unique situation” you can imagine. That experience helps me prevent problems
before they happen and get you a system that works the way it’s supposed to.
Book a free consultation: www.njdogfences.com


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