What Makes Our Invisible™ Dog Fence System Different

The Difference Is Not One Piece of Equipment. It Is the Complete Experience.

There are many products that can create an electronic boundary. What separates one result from another is how the system is selected, installed, fitted, introduced, and supported.

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It Starts With the Dog

I design the experience around the individual dog. Age, breed, coat, temperament, confidence, sensitivity, drive, and previous training all matter. The same setting, collar fit, and training pace should not be used blindly for every dog.

The Boundary Is Customized

Every property has its own risks and opportunities. The right layout may protect a driveway, exclude a pool or garden, follow an irregular lot, create a front-and-back-yard solution, or provide a generous safe area on a larger property. I design for real life, not just the easiest route for the wire.

Comfort and Proper Collar Fit Matter

A receiver collar must fit correctly to communicate consistently. Loose is not comfortable if the dog receives an unreliable signal. Too tight is not acceptable either. Coat length, contact-point selection, skin condition, wear time, and regular fit checks all matter. Comfort Contacts™ may be appropriate for some dogs, but no contact point replaces proper fitting and responsible daily use.

Professional Installation Matters

The wire route, connections, transmitter location, surge protection, driveway crossing, testing, and final system setup all affect long-term reliability. A clean installation saves headaches later and makes future service easier.

Training Is Included, Not Treated as an Extra

My Pro-Start™ Containment Conditioning process is central to the system. The dog is taught how to understand the boundary and how to return to safety. I do not believe the dog should learn by making repeated mistakes.

Support Continues After Installation

Dogs grow. Families move landscaping. Contractors cut wires. Batteries need attention. A new puppy joins the home. Life changes. I remain available to help with questions, retraining, troubleshooting, and repairs.

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Owner-Operated Means Accountability

When I put my name on the job, I am accountable for the experience. You are not passed from salesperson to installer to trainer to a distant support department. You work with someone who understands both the equipment and canine communication.

That combination—professional containment and real dog training—is what makes the ProDogK9 Fence Co. approach different.

— John Wasilishen
Owner • Master Dog Trainer
Opening the Lines of Canine Communication™