Dog Guard Of Kentucky

Dog Guard Of Kentucky serves central Kentucky and the greater Lexington and Louisville areas, including Richmond, Berea, Winchester, Georgetown, Versailles, Frankfort, Nicholasville, and Paris, with coverage across Fayette, Jefferson, Madison, Clark, Jessamine, Scott, Woodford, Bourbon, and Rockcastle counties. The team also services nearby parts of southern Indiana, so it is worth asking if you are close to the river.

The estimate is built around your property. Lot size and shape, how many dogs will wear receivers, and what the wire crosses, whether that is a long gravel drive or established landscaping, all factor in. Central Kentucky properties run from compact subdivision yards to rolling multi-acre spreads, so no two estimates look alike. You will know the price before any work starts.

Usually, yes. The team locates breaks in existing buried wire and repairs systems that have stopped working, even ones installed years ago. If the old equipment is not worth saving, a trade-in option lets you put it toward a new Dog Guard system that reuses your yard's layout where possible. Either way, you get a working boundary back without tearing up the whole lawn.

Through a short, structured training program that starts at installation. Flags mark the boundary so your dog has a visual cue, the receiver is set to match your dog's size and temperament, and guided sessions teach the warning tone before anything else. Most dogs pick up the line within days, and your installer leaves you with a simple plan for reinforcing it at home.

Yes. Dog Guard systems work for dogs about 4 pounds and up, and the receiver weighs under 2 ounces, light enough for a Yorkie or a miniature Dachshund to wear comfortably. Correction levels adjust far down the scale for small or sensitive dogs, and training is paced to the individual dog. Plenty of central Kentucky customers run a system for a small dog alone.

Yes, indoor containment is available alongside the outdoor fence. Compact indoor transmitters create off-limits zones around whatever you choose, such as the trash, a litter box, a nursery, or the couch, and they work with the same receiver collar your dog wears in the yard. Dogs typically learn the rules quickly because the tone and training are consistent inside and out.