Dog Guard Kansas

GPS technology has up to 10 feet of accuracy drift. That means your dog's actual boundary could shift 10 feet in any direction and the system has no way to know.

For a large open field? That drift is manageable.

For a typical suburban yard? That 10-foot uncertainty zone covers a significant portion of your usable space and your dog's safety margin.

Dog Guard uses a buried wire system. The boundary is exactly where you set it. Not approximately. Not within 10 feet. Exactly.

Your yard size shouldn't determine whether your dog is actually safe. That's why we've been doing this with wired systems since 1988.

It's 7am. You let the dog out. Then you remember that you forgot to charge the GPS collar last night.

Now the collar is dead, the boundary doesn't exist, and your dog has no idea.

This isn't a worst-case scenario because for GPS collar owners, it's just a Tuesday.

We're not here to scare you. We just think your dog's safety shouldn't depend on whether you remembered to plug something in last night.

Dog Guard's receiver collar runs for 30 days on a single charge. Not overnight. Not every few days. 30 days.

Because reliable containment shouldn't have a charging schedule.

The GPS fence companies are betting you won't ask about these three things.

Let's talk about what the comparison charts leave out:

1. THE SMALL YARD PROBLEM
Most GPS systems require 1+ acre minimum. If you have a smaller or irregularly shaped yard, you're not even eligible.
Dog Guard works in any yard size or shape.

2. THE DAILY CHARGING REALITY
GPS collars need charging every single day. Miss one night and your dog has zero containment the next morning.
Dog Guard receivers? 30 days on a single charge.

3. THE SUBSCRIPTION MATH
GPS systems charge monthly fees that add up to thousands over the life of your system. Dog Guard? No monthly fees. Ever.

4. THE ACCURACY ISSUE
GPS can drift 10+ feet depending on weather and satellite connection. Near a road or property line, that drift matters.
Wired systems are precise to inches.

5. THE TRACK RECORD
Dog Guard: 35+ years of proven reliability, American-made quality, assembled in Troy, NY.
Most GPS companies: launched in the last 5 years.

We're not saying GPS is dangerous. We're saying wired underground fencing is more reliable, more accurate, and better for most situations.

Your local Dog Guard Pro can walk you through exactly how the system works for your specific property and dog during a free consultation.

No pressure. Just information so you can make the right choice.

Find your Local Pro at www.DogGuard.com