Dog Guard of Kansas

Dog Guard of Kansas installs underground dog fences across the greater Wichita area and much of south-central Kansas, serving Kansas counties including Sedgwick, Butler, Harvey, Reno, and Saline. The team also covers north-central Oklahoma counties: Alfalfa, Garfield, Grant, Kay, Noble, and Woods. If you live near the state line and are not sure whether your address qualifies, reach out through the contact information on this page and ask.

Pricing depends on your property, not a flat rate. Yard size and shape, the number of dogs, and what the wire has to cross, such as a long gravel drive or a hard-baked clay lot, all figure in. Kansas properties range from compact Wichita yards to wide open acreage, so quotes vary quite a bit. Your Local Pro provides an estimate before any work starts, often without needing to visit the property first.

Yes. Because the boundary wire is buried, prairie wind that rattles and wears a physical fence has nothing to grab. Clay soils around Wichita bake hard in dry summers, which makes do-it-yourself trenching miserable, but Dog Guard of Kansas uses professional ground-cutting equipment that handles compacted clay cleanly and leaves the lawn tidy. Flat, open lots are actually ideal for a buried-wire layout, since the boundary stays consistent from corner to corner.

Yes, service after the sale is part of the job. Dog Guard of Kansas handles fence locating and repair when a buried wire gets cut, whether by aeration, new landscaping, or utility work. Your Local Pro can also adjust the boundary if you add a garden or a pool, supply replacement batteries, and set up a receiver for a new dog joining the family.

Yes. Along with outdoor fencing, Dog Guard of Kansas installs indoor pet containment, which uses small transmitters to keep pets off the furniture, out of the nursery, or away from the trash and the litter box. The same lightweight receiver your dog wears in the yard works indoors, so there is nothing new for your dog to carry. Many families add an indoor zone during the outdoor installation.

No, most small dogs do fine with a hidden fence. Dog Guard systems work for dogs from about 4 pounds and up, and the receiver weighs under 2 ounces, light enough for toy breeds to carry comfortably. Correction levels adjust to match a small dog's size and temperament. Dog Guard of Kansas has been installing Dog Guard systems since 2019 and sets up each receiver for the individual dog wearing it.