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Repair & Training Assistance

Keeping your pet safely contained should feel simple, not stressful. This page is designed to give you quick access to helpful troubleshooting steps, training guidance, and service information so you can keep your system working properly and your dog protected.

Whether you need help adjusting settings, diagnosing an issue, scheduling a repair, or learning how to get the best results from your fence and receiver, these resources walk you through practical solutions and show how our team can support you when you need it.

How soon should you expect a response?Usually within an hour or lessDuring business hours, which are 8am-5pm, Monday – Friday (text, email, or service form).
How much is a basic service call?$149To fix 1 wire break. Call, text, or complete the form below to schedule.
How soon can I be scheduled?In as little as 1–3 daysThroughout most of the year.

Troubleshooting Guides

How to Check Your System for Proper Operation

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We always encourage our customers to start with basic system checks when they ask for help with a system.

If your dog is getting out of the yard, be sure to confirm the following things:

  1. 01

    The transmitter is on and there are no breaks in the boundary wire. (If there is a wire break the transmitter will beep and flash continuously when plugged in and turned on.)

  2. 02

    Your dog’s receiver has a good battery and responds to the signal when held by the transmitter where the wires connect. You can also confirm this by holding the receiver by the collar strap at the height of your dog’s neck and approach the boundary; you should hear the receiver begin beeping.

  3. 03

    Check the boundary signal size displayed on your transmitter. This is the number that displays constantly when you are not interacting with it while programming the collar. It is usually set to read from 6 to 8.

  4. 04

    If your dog’s receiver does not beep at the transmitter or when held very close to the ground near the boundary, you may need to replace the battery and repeat these troubleshooting steps.

  5. 05

    If the receiver beeps when in the signal area, confirm that the collar is tight enough on your dog’s neck, so the receiver probes are making steady contact with their skin.

    When properly fitted to your dog’s neck you should only be able to get your index finger under one of the probes.

    If your dog has an extremely thick coat you may need to trim some fur away from where the receiver will sit.

    We also recommend that you wiggle the collar back and forth to make sure the probes work through the fur to make contact with the skin.

  6. 06

    Finally, confirm what GentleSteps™ correction level the receiver is on. Due to the fact that GentleSteps™ is a progressive & incremental training method, the level may not be high enough for your dog to respect.

    Your dog may have become used to the correction level you stopped at during training when your dog began responding very well and obeying the boundary. This is quite common and the simple solution is to increase the correction level one step higher and put your dog back on a leash and introduce them to the boundary at the new higher level.

This is part of what we explain during the initial training: repeating encounters with the boundary, allowing your dog to get used to the boundary, and observing how they react as you gradually increase the correction-level.

Training Assistance & Repair

Please contact us with your phone number, email, and the exact nature of the problem. Texting or email will provide you the fastest response times for assistance. If you want to talk with someone please request a call in your text or email.

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