Beal's Dog Guard of So Central PA
Your locally owned Dog Guard Pro, installing out-of-sight dog fencing across South Central Pennsylvania since 2006.
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Doug Beal
Owner · Dog Guard Pro since 2006
20 years as your local Pro
Locally owned & operated
Serving South Central Pennsylvania
Meet Doug Beal
Doug Beal has been the local Dog Guard Pro for South Central Pennsylvania since 2006, making him one of the longer-tenured Pros in the Dog Guard network. Based in New Oxford, in the heart of Adams County, Doug installs and services hidden dog fencing for families across the region. When you call Beal's Dog Guard, you are dealing with a local owner who has been doing this work in your area for 20 years.
Since 2006
20 years as the local Dog Guard Pro
New Oxford, PA
Locally based in Adams County
2 lbs - 100+
Every breed and size trained
“I've been installing Dog Guard fencing in South Central Pennsylvania since 2006. After 20 years, there isn't much a dog can show me that I haven't seen before.”
“Their customer service, patience, and dedication to animals are incredible. This system has given our pets freedom while giving us peace of mind. We are loyal customers for life and recommend Dog Guard to anyone looking for a safe, effective alternative to traditional fencing.”
Tasha Carpenter
★★★★★
Dog Guard customer
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Tell them a little about your dog and your yard. They will follow up with a free, no-pressure quote, usually within one business day.
Beal's Dog Guard of So Central PA
45 Browns Dam Rd. #16, New Oxford, PA 17350
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Dog fence installation across Maryland and Pennsylvania
Beal's Dog Guard of So Central PA installs and services out-of-sight fencing across Maryland and Pennsylvania.
- Baltimore County, MD
- Carroll County, MD
- Cecil County, MD
- Frederick County, MD
- Harford County, MD
- Adams County, PA
- Franklin County, PA
- York County, PA
Financing available on every installation.
Spread the cost of your system over monthly payments. Ask Doug about current terms when they quote your yard.
Dog fence questions, answered for Beal's Dog Guard of So Central PA
Where does Beal's Dog Guard of So Central PA install hidden dog fences?
Beal's Dog Guard of So Central PA is based in New Oxford, in Adams County, Pennsylvania, and serves south-central Pennsylvania along with nearby northern Maryland communities. The business has been installing Dog Guard systems since 2006, so the territory is familiar ground, from the Gettysburg area out through the surrounding countryside. If you live near the Mason-Dixon line on either side, it is worth asking whether your address is covered.
How is an underground dog fence priced in Adams County orchard country?
Price follows the property. A compact borough yard in New Oxford needs far less wire than a farm property with orchards, outbuildings, and a long lane, so the estimate is built from your yard's size and shape, the number of dogs, and whatever the wire has to cross along the way. Nothing gets installed until you have an estimate and agreed to the plan.
What happens when Beal's Dog Guard of So Central PA installs a fence, and is training included?
Installation covers the whole job, not just the wire. Your Local Pro plans the boundary with you, buries the wire along the agreed layout, sets up the transmitter, and fits each dog's receiver. Training help comes with it, starting with boundary flags so your dog can see the line while learning it. You will know how to run the short training sessions, and what to expect, before the truck leaves.
Does Beal's Dog Guard of So Central PA service systems after the install?
Yes, service after the sale is part of buying from a local dealer, and this one has worked the area since 2006. Boundary adjustments after a landscaping project, replacement receiver batteries, and an added collar when a new dog joins the family are all normal service requests handled. You deal with the same local operation that installed the system, backed by the Dog Guard Home Office in New York.
Can one underground fence handle two dogs with different personalities?
Yes. Each dog wears its own receiver, and each receiver is adjusted independently, so a bold fence-tester and a soft-tempered dog can share the same boundary with settings that fit each of them. Adding a dog later just means adding a receiver. The receivers are light, under 2 ounces, and the system works for dogs from about 4 pounds and up.
Is buried wire or a GPS collar better for a south-central Pennsylvania property?
Buried wire is the steadier choice for a settled property. The boundary sits exactly where the wire sits, so it never drifts toward the road on a weak signal day, and rolling terrain and tree cover do not affect it. There are no monthly fees, and the receiver battery lasts about a month versus roughly a day for typical GPS collars. Dog Guard systems are designed and assembled in America.