If you've ever found yourself driving around your neighborhood, calling out the window for the family dog, then possibly you’ve thought about an underground pet containment system! Safety and exercise are usually the main reasons behind considering a pet containment system.

My name is Joe Madilia and along with my wife Heather, we own and operate Transparent Pet Fence. We install, train, and service all underground pet containment systems in Lancaster and Lebanon Pa. Our goal is to safely contain our customers pets with the best containment products on the market.  This is why we only use American Made Professional Pet Stop(R) products that are designed and manufactured here in Morgantown, Pa. 

 
 
The basics have remained the same over the years. Typically, there is a buried wire around the perimeter of a property with training flags. This wire begins and ends at a transmitter that is located at an indoor outlet for power.  The following are the most common layout options.

 Whole perimeter layout. Your pet can roam freely around the entire property

Above is another whole perimeter layout, but notice that the sides of the home are pinched off.  This creates two zones.  A front and back zone.  This gives you more control of how much freedom your pet receives.  The only way for your pet to access either zone is through the home.

Below is another common layout, but probably the least used. The is a strictly backyard only layout.  The drawback to this design is that it does not effectively contain your pet if it were to run out a front door or garage. 

The system operates with a transmitter that sends signal through the antenna wire that is buried. Your pet wears an electronic collar that picks up the signal from the wire. With proper training, your pet will begin to understand the risk and rewards of getting too close to the fence boundaries. The electronic collar is designed to warn and/or give a static correction to the pet. This correction is adjustable and harmless to the pet and is only meant to serve as a deterrent to the pet if it enters a fenced off area. With a little training and some repetitive conditioning your pet can be roaming free and enjoying the boundaries of the yard.

We provide authorized Pet Stop Electronic Dog Fence sales, training and service in these areas of PA: Adamstown 19501, Akron 17501, Bainbridge 17502, Bart 17503, Bausman 17504, Bird in Hand 17505, Blue Ball 17506, Bowmansville 17507, Brownstown 17508, Brunnerville 17543, Christiana 17509, Columbia 17512, Conestoga 17516, Denver 17517, Drumore 17518, East Earl 17519, East Lancaster, East Petersburg 17520, Elizabethtown 17022, Elm 17521, Ephrata 17522, Florin, Gap 17527, Goodville 17528, Gordonville 17529, Holtwood 17532, Hopeland 17533, Intercourse 17534, Kinzers 17535, Kirkwood 17536, Lampeter 17537, Lancaster 17601,17602, 17603,17604, Landisville 17538, Leola 17540, Lititz 17543, Manheim 17545, Marietta 17547, Martindale 17549, Maytown 17550, Millersville 17551, Mount Joy 17552, Mountville 17554, Narvon 17555, Neffsville 17601, New Holland 17557, New Providence 17560, Ninepoints 17509, Paradise 17562, Peach Bottom 17563, Penryn 17564, Pequea 17565, Quarryville 17566, Reamstown 17567, Refton 17568, Reinholds 17569, Rheems 17570, Rohrerstown 17603, Ronks 17572, Salunga 17538, Silver Spring 17575, Smoketown 17576, Stevens 17578, Strasburg 17579, Talmage 17580, Terre Hill 17581, Washington Boro 17582, West Willow Street 17583, Witmer 17585, Annville 17003, Campbelltown 17010, Cleona 17402, Colebrook 17402, Cornwall 17016, Fredericksburg 17026, Jonestown 17038, Kleinfeltersville 17039, Lawn 17041, Lebanon 17042, 17046, Mount Gretna 17064, Myerstown 17067, Newmanstown 17073, Ono 17077, Palmyra 17078, Quentin 17083, Rexmont 17085, Richland 17087, Schaefferstown 17088, Atglen 19310, Honey Brook 19344, Eleverson 19520, Nottingham 19362, Pa, Pennsylvania, Penna. 

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