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Draw it before we dig it

Map a dog fence boundary and see how far it runs.

Drop corners around the yard below and the planner measures the loop as you go. It runs on a sample property, so treat the number as a feel for the scale of the job rather than a quote.

Sample yard · north up

Aerial imagery: USGS NAIP, flown 13 October 2023. Public domain. Source. A sample Chesterfield County, Virginia block, not a survey, and not anyone's property plan.

Draw on your own yard instead of the sample. We use it to fetch a public aerial photo, and we do not save it.

Boundary length

Drop at least three corners and close the loop to measure it.

Tap the lawn to drop your first corner.

A real layout depends on your actual property, where the driveway and hardscape cross, and which areas need keeping out as well as in. We walk that with you before anything is buried.

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What the number does and doesn’t tell you

  • It is the distance around the shape you drew, at the photo's real ground scale. That is the honest part.
  • It is not your yard. Your boundary depends on your lot, your setbacks and where you want the dog kept out as well as in.
  • Driveways, patios and garden beds change the run, because the wire has to cross or skirt them.
  • We measure the real thing on site before anything is buried, and you get the price before work begins.
A Superior Dog Fence installer kneeling beside a dog in a front yard, with the company van behind and a boundary flag in the grass.

Ready to map the real thing?

Tell us about your property and your dog, and we'll walk the boundary with you.

Ask us anything about your yard.

Send your name and number and we'll get back to you by call or text, whichever suits.

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