Summer is a popular time for landscaping projects, from adding new gardens and trees to refreshing mulch, creating patios, or giving your backyard a whole new look. If you have an underground dog fence, always remember to let your landscaper know about your dog’s fence boundary.
One of the biggest advantages of an underground dog fence is that it work beneath your lawn without taking up valuable yard space. Unlike an above-ground fence, there are no posts, panels, or bulky structures that dictate where you can plant, landscape, or enjoy your yard.
An underground electric dog fence can also mean less work around your landscaping. With no physical fence line to maintain, you don’t have to spend your weekends line trimming around posts and panels or figuring out how to work your landscaping around a large fence structure. So while your dog gets the freedom to enjoy the yard, you get the freedom to make the yard your own.
If you’re planning a landscaping project, simply let your landscaper know about your existing underground dog fence so they can plan accordingly. And if you’re unsure where your dog’s boundary is located, Hidden Pet Fence can help. We can come mark the work areas to keep your dog fence safe and secure.
