Invisible Dog Fencing by
Hidden Fence brand

Hidden fences have helped millions of pets stay safe at home since 1973. The idea of an invisible fence barrier eliminating escaping behaviour in dogs and cats has been well received in Australia and New Zealand both by vets and animal behaviourists. Traditional dog proof fencing and cat enclosures often are not adequate pet containment solutions.

Dogs are typically digging under or jumping over traditional dog fencing, some even escape by simply pushing through. Containing cats can be even more difficult, as cats can easily jump over cat proof fencing without much effort. 

When you call Hidden Fence, you are contacting the only professional invisible dog fencing experts in Australia. Only Hidden Fence brand offers on-site service with trained professional staff educated in installing and programming your new Hidden Fence brand invisible dog fence. Hidden Fence staff are also trained in the fundamental principles of Operant Conditioning for training your pet to their new invisible dog fence.

How a Hidden Fence works

Hidden Fence brand offers The DogWatch Hidden Fence System. The hidden fence  uses a Patented “Safelink FM digital radio signal" that’s transmitted through a invisible dog fence boundary wire installed around your property, below ground level or on a fence line. A lightweight waterproof receiver collar worn by your pet picks up this harmless signal. When your pet gets close to the desired boundary (usually within 1/2 to 2 meters of the wire), an audible warning tone reminds your pet not to cross the boundary. If the warning is ignored, which is rare after training, the collar emits a customised stimulation (electrical stimulation) and prevents your pet from crossing. 

After the hidden dog fence is installed, the dog is then introduced to the dog fencing system. Through operant conditioning principles and clear instruction, your dog becomes well aware of the location of his new invisible dog fence, and is praised when he avoids it. Hidden Fence will even even train highly prey driven dogs using various target sources throughout the dog training if needed.