Dog Guard North Texas

Dog Guard North Texas serves the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and well beyond, with coverage across a wide band of North Texas counties. That includes Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, and Collin counties in the metro, plus the Waco area and communities out into East Texas. The business is based in Burleson and has been installing Dog Guard systems since 2015, so the team knows these towns, subdivisions, and rural routes firsthand.

That depends entirely on the property, which is why there is no flat price. A suburban Burleson or Mansfield backyard needs a short boundary run, while rural acreage outside Waco can call for thousands of feet of wire. The number of dogs and what the wire crosses, like a long concrete drive, also shape the figure. Dog Guard North Texas works up an estimate before any installation is scheduled.

Yes, same-day training is part of every installation. Once the wire is in and the system is tuned, the installer begins introducing your dog to the boundary, using flags your dog can see and settings matched to its temperament. You also learn how to run the short follow-up sessions over the next couple of weeks. Training is treated as part of the system, because the fence only works when the dog understands it.

Yes. Every dog wears its own receiver, and every receiver is tuned independently, so a 5-pound Yorkie and a 90-pound shepherd can share one boundary with settings appropriate to each. The system works for dogs from about 4 pounds and up, and the receiver weighs under 2 ounces. Adding a dog later only means adding and tuning another receiver, not changing the fence.

Buried wire gives you a boundary that holds still. A wire in the ground sits exactly where it was laid, while satellite boundaries can drift, which is a real concern on a lot that backs up to a busy farm road. There are no monthly fees, and the receiver battery lasts about a month instead of needing a nightly charge like most GPS collars. For large areas, wire layouts scale to 50+ acres.

The relationship does not end at installation. The same local team handles receiver batteries, repairs, boundary adjustments when you redo the landscaping, and extra receivers when the family adds a dog. If a shovel or a utility crew ever cuts the wire, the break can be located and fixed without redoing the whole yard. Local, family-owned service after the sale is a big part of why homeowners choose a Local Pro.