
The road out front
The boundary sits well back from the pavement, and it is in the same place every single day.
“We live in the country but by a busy road, and have a 8 month old Lab that likes to wander.”Jeremiah Pike, Google review
The whole yard is theirs. The road isn’t.
More freedom for your dog, without a physical fence blocking the view. We install a buried boundary wire, fit a rechargeable receiver collar, and gently teach your dog where the yard ends.
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If one sounds like your dog, you’re in the right place.

The boundary sits well back from the pavement, and it is in the same place every single day.
“We live in the country but by a busy road, and have a 8 month old Lab that likes to wander.”Jeremiah Pike, Google review

Jumpers, diggers and gate-watchers learn a line they can’t climb over or dig under.
“We have a dog that will actually eat through our chain link fence to go wandering (hounds…) Had Cameron install a fence years ago worked like a charm.”Drew Whippey, Google review

Puppies can start at 12 weeks, beginning with just the warning beep and a treat.
“I am super confident in the fence and our little pup is happy as a lark being able to run through the whole yard.”Kaley Mills, Google review

Half an acre or twenty, the wire follows your property, not a fence budget.
“Realizing a built fence was not in the budget for our 1/2 acre yard, Dog Fence was the best choice.”Eve Baker, Google review
Photos show dogs on our systems. Quotes are taken in part from Google reviews.
You may know it as an invisible fence, a hidden fence or an in-ground fence. Here is what actually happens in your yard.
The wire goes in about 5 inches down, around the whole property or just the part you choose. Flags mark it while your dog learns.
Near the line, the receiver collar beeps. If your dog keeps going, a static correction follows, set to suit your dog.
GentleSteps™ starts on install day with the beep alone. The correction comes in slowly over about a week, with plenty of treats and praise.

“When we had issues with the poor pups being nervous of the fence after accidentally crossing it, Cameron helped me to work with her to fix that issue. Overall, it’s been a great experience.”
It’s a deterrent, so your dog will feel it. It’s designed to startle, not to injure, and it only goes as high as your dog needs. Here is exactly what your dog experiences.
The collar beeps as your dog nears the boundary, so your dog has a chance to turn back.
On install day the collar only beeps. The correction comes in gradually over the week, starting at a level most dogs barely notice.
Every turn back at the flags earns treats and praise. Most trained dogs end up turning back at the beep alone.
On install day you can feel the correction on your own hand before the collar ever goes on your dog.
Follow the training plan, tell us if your dog challenges the boundary, and give us a fair chance to adjust the settings. If we still can’t contain your dog in the first 12 months, we refund you.
It doesn’t cover a dog that isn’t wearing the collar, an open gate with no wire protecting it, or negligence unrelated to the equipment.
5 dogs in 16 years. That’s how many we couldn’t contain.
“He helped us through all the training even with our stubborn Blue Heeler! I was a bit skeptical but it has worked like a dream!!”
We install Pet Stop® systems only. Their collars are the smallest and lightest on the market.

About two ounces with the strap, so it suits tiny breeds and giant ones. It can go swimming, too.

A three-hour charge lasts about four weeks. No subscription or disposable battery purchases.

The UltraCare warranty covers collar and transmitter, even chewed or soaked. A replacement costs 20% of the item’s original price.
The LINK™ smart collar pairs with a free app. No subscription, ever.
LINK comes with the Connected package, $2,195 + HST. Your fence works perfectly without it. It is not GPS and does not track location.


Packages start at $1,945 + HST installed, and most installations land between $1,800 and $3,500 + HST. You’ll have the exact number in writing before you decide.
“Don't be taken back by the price. There are considerable costs that go into setting up the correct parameters for your dog. Go figure. You are paying for the end result: a dog you love is contained properly.”

Simple and reliable
Professional containment with straightforward, rechargeable equipment.

Control from your phone
Everything in Essential, with a LINK smart collar and app controls.

Added peace of mind
Everything in Connected, with a smarter transmitter and backup power.
Every package includes
No deposit. Optional payment plans include four equal, interest-free payments over six months, starting on installation day.
“After losing a dog to road traffic, I was hesitant to get another one!”
Now I have 3 dogs and after a short training session, all of our dogs are able to be unwatched and I have zero worries. Even with dogs walking by, they don’t go near the line!
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Real dogs on our systems, photographed on install and training days.


In 2009, Karen and Mike lost a family pet on the road near their home, and started Dog Fence Ontario so other families wouldn’t go through the same thing.
Their son Cameron grew up in the business and has led it since 2019. Call or text and you’ll be talking with him: about your dog, your yard, and whether this is the right fit.
Cameron Stoness
Owner and lead installer
(855) 364-3362 Call or text, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 days
We serve Southwestern Ontario, essentially everything in between.
Don’t see your town? Ask. See every service area
We find and repair wire breaks on any brand of in-ground fence, and we sell batteries for Invisible Fence® collars. A service call for a single wire break starts at $155.
Anything else, just ask. (855) 364-3362, call or text, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 days a week.

Yes. Hidden fence, in-ground fence and invisible fence all describe the same idea: a buried boundary wire and a receiver collar. Invisible Fence® is also a brand name. We install and service Pet Stop® equipment.
In 16 years we’ve only had 5 dogs we couldn’t contain, and no breed is turned away. Strong-willed breeds like Huskies and Great Pyrenees take more patience and higher settings, and we can remove the half-second delay between the beep and the correction. If we still can’t contain your dog in the first 12 months, the money-back guarantee applies.
We do the first session with you on install day and leave you a simple plan. Most dogs learn the boundary in about a week of short daily sessions. Some take a few days, some ten or more. Keep your dog on leash near the boundary until the plan says they’re ready, take the collar off at night, and call or text us if anything is unclear. Your free revisit within 30 days is there if you’d like a hand.
Puppies can start at 12 weeks, and there’s no minimum or maximum weight. The receiver weighs about an ounce, or two with the strap, so it suits tiny breeds and giants alike. Every dog starts with just the beep and a treat on day one.
The trencher cuts a narrow slit and closes it behind itself. Within a week or two you won’t be able to see where the wire went in. Before we start, point out sprinklers, lighting or any other private lines so we can work around them.
Essential is $1,945, Connected is $2,195 and Complete is $2,545, all plus HST. Connected adds the LINK smart collar and app, and Complete adds a LINK transmitter with battery backup. Layouts that need less than 500 feet of wire can come in under the package price.
There’s no deposit. Pay in full, or in four equal interest-free payments over six months, starting on installation day. You’ll have the exact number in writing before you decide. See what changes the price
We install whenever the ground isn’t frozen. In winter we can pin the wire at the surface so training starts right away, then bury it once the ground thaws.
The transmitter needs power, so keep your dog supervised until it’s back. The Complete package includes a battery backup that keeps the fence running for 8 to 24 hours, and its LINK transmitter tells you about outages and wire breaks.
No. It keeps your dog in. Other animals and people can still come and go, so think of it as containment, not a barrier.
We’ll look at it on satellite and call you, usually within a few hours. No deposit, and no commitment until you approve the quote.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (855) 364-3362, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 days a week.