Traditional Fences

• Wood/metal fences: Effective but costly to build and maintain. They also block visibility and limit mobility if you move homes.

• Wired underground systems: Provide invisible barriers but require installation and can be disrupted by landscaping.

GPS Wireless Dog Fence

• Pros: Portable, no digging, wide range, works in diverse environments.

• Cons: Depends on GPS signal strength; not always suitable in dense forests or urban high-rise areas.

Cost and Safety

While physical fences may last decades, the upfront cost is high. GPS systems are affordable and flexible, though they require consistent battery charging. In terms of safety, both can protect dogs, but the GPS fence adds adaptability.

Verdict: If you need flexibility, portability, and a quick setup, the GPS option is the smarter choice.