The training process involves using training flags to create a visual boundary, familiarising your dog with the perimeter, testing your dog and allowing for corrections. Each session will be around 10-15 minutes in length, and includes 5 minutes of play to create a positive association with Hidden Fence training. Most dogs need around two weeks before the flags start to be removed and they fully understand the Hidden Fence system.

There’s one solution to strip the magic powers of pups, and that’s to install a Hidden Fence system.
Hidden Dog Fences are the best way to keep dogs contained within your premises, ensuring that they don’t wander off, hurt themselves or hurt other people.

Hidden Fences are an excellent solution for working dogs, with a 99% success rate for dogs across the board. Whether you’ve got Cattle Dogs, Kelpies or Border Collies for herding livestock, Labradors or retrievers for support and guide dogs, or German Sheppards, Bullmastiffs or Rottweilers for home protection, working dogs can be effectively trained to be contained within your Hidden Fence system.

Let’s discuss Hidden Fence Central Coast and Hunter’s training collar: the best containment collar in Australia! Hidden Fence offers a unique DogWatch® collar which works by sending an electronic stimulation when your dog approaches the invisible fence around your property. We believe our containment collar and system is the best in the world.

Just how large an area can invisible fence cover? That’s what Hidden Fence Central Coast and Hunter is here to answer in this post. Hidden Fence’s invisible dog fence can cover acreages of up to 250 acres. That includes farms and agricultural properties, keeping your dog safe and secure wherever it may roam.

One of the best ways to keep dogs safe is to install an invisible dog fence – a solution that’s suitable for all kinds of properties. Here, we’ll answer the question of how much it costs on average to install an invisible dog fence. Our fully installed Hidden Fence packages cost anywhere between $1315 to $2385 and over for larger properties over 1 acre. The price all depends on the size of your property and how many dogs you have. DIY Kits start from $571 where you install and train your dog yourself.

Hidden Fence Central Coast and Hunter have DIY Kits or full installation options with training for your Hidden Fence. If you’re pretty handy and are willing to take on the challenge, DIY Kits are a great option. Professional installation by the team at Hidden Fence Central Coaster and Hunter is often the better option as it’s quick, easy and cost effective. You don’t have to think twice when a professional installs your Hidden Fence for you; rest assured, your Hidden Fence will be set up properly and effectively.

Hidden Fences are more effective than traditional fences when it comes to preventing escaping dogs. There are no weak points and dogs are unable to dig under the boundary line. Some fences can be considered unsightly or view-obstructing, reducing home value. Hidden Fences can be nearly invisible, adding value to your home.

Reckon you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? Guess again! Whether you’re training a puppy or an elderly hound, it’s perfectly possible to introduce your dog to an invisible fence system. But the effectiveness of training really depends on several factors. Regardless of these factors, every dog can be successfully introduced to an invisible fence system.

We love debunking myths at Hidden Fence Central Coast and Hunter… which is a good quality to have, because our industry is actually full of myths and misconceptions.
It’s a common myth that electric collars are basically ‘shock collars for dogs’ and that an e-collar stimulation is like being tasered. This is untrue.