How to Keep Your Dog From Roaming

Many pet owners struggle with keeping their farm dog from roaming. Although outdoor or farm dogs are often used to protect property, keeping them from running off too far can be difficult. We put together our top tips on how to keep your dog from roaming.

Why is my dog roaming?

Before trying to change your pet’s behavior, it is important to understand why that behavior occurs. Dogs can chase roam for a variety of reasons. Many farm and outdoor dogs are bred to be working animals that protect their herd or property. For these dogs, picking up a scent can cause them to investigate further than the owner may like. Dogs can also roam when they are looking for a mate.

Ways to prevent your dog from roaming.

There are several different methods to keeping your dog from roaming to prevent them from getting lost. In some cases, using a traditional fence around your farm or large property can keep your dog from chasing predators too far off your property.

Another solution is Invisible Fence^® Brand’s GPS Wireless Containment. Our GPS satellite technology is the most advanced Invisible^® pet fence on the market with options to customize boundaries in the size and shape you choose. There’s no maximum yard size; however, GPS Wireless Containment is best suited for properties that are 5 acres or more in size, making it the best dog fence for farms and acreage. Our certified trainers teach your pet his boundaries without fear or confusion, so you can be confident your dog will stay within the boundaries you set.

Keeping your dog from chasing after predators doesn’t have to be a difficult task. Since 1973 Invisible Fence^® Brand’s innovative solutions, industry-leading training and expertise have given more than 3 million pets newfound independence and security - while also instilling confidence in their owners.

Schedule your FREE in-home consultation today to learn how fencing solutions, Indoor and Outdoor Shields^® Units and automatic pet doors can provide safe boundaries for many scenarios