Electronic Dog Fence Installation & Repair in Broward and Palm Beach Counties and Surrounding Areas

Most installations in Broward and Palm Beach County run between $1,000 and $2,500. Variables that contribute to pricing are installation size and challenges, along with training and warranty choices and the number of pets being contained.

A free in-home consultation is always available to evaluate and discuss your specific needs, answer any and all questions, and provide a fully customizable quote with options for you to choose from. Phone consultations and email quotes can also be arranged if that is your preference.

Yes. Correction levels are fully adjustable to your dog's size and temperament, with safety features like Comfort Contacts and SafetyStop built in, and training is built around positive reinforcement, not just correction.

Our exclusive, certified training protocol — only Pet Stop South Florida trainers are certified to deliver it. Jeff Campbell personally leads it, drawing on more than 25,000 dogs trained over his career in pet containment since 1994.

Yes. We train dogs as small as 3 lbs, and puppies starting at 10–12 weeks. Most dogs are fully trained within 10–14 days.

Yes. Each dog's collar is programmed independently, so correction levels and boundary behavior can differ dog to dog on the same system.

Yes. The same technology works indoors — keeping pets off counters, out of the litter box, or away from other off-limit areas — not just outdoor boundaries.

Yes. Repairs are one of our most common service calls, and we offer reactivation training for dogs that need a refresher after time away from their boundary.

Yes. Adding an underground boundary inside your existing fence line stops digging, jumping, and fence-charging — your fence stays exactly as is.

Yes. We independently service and repair Invisible Fence®, DogWatch®, PetSafe®, and other brands, with compatible collars and replacement parts.

Broward and Palm Beach Counties are our primary focus, with continued service in Miami-Dade and Martin Counties.

Yes. Your Pet Stop transmitter and receiver collars belong to you, and in most cases they can be inspected, reinstalled and reconnected at your new home. The buried boundary wire stays behind, because a new route has to be designed around the new yard, its driveway, landscaping and access points.

The biggest benefit is for the dog. The same equipment means the same collar tone and the same flags, so a dog who already knows the system usually doesn't have to start training over from the beginning. Some families choose new equipment at the new home instead, especially if the existing system is older or the new property needs features the old one doesn't have. We inspect what you have and tell you honestly which makes better sense for your dog.

Some clients choose to leave the system in place and include it with the sale when they know the new owners have pets. It can be a real selling point for the home, and it keeps the equipment useful instead of sitting in a garage. We can inspect the system for the incoming owners, replace collars, and show them how it works and how to train their own dogs to it. If you're moving and undecided, we can talk through both options before closing.

Call us. Most of the time it’s something straightforward — the collar hasn’t been charged, a system without the optional battery backup has lost power, or the collar is being worn too loosely — and we can work that out with you over the phone. If there’s a consistent containment issue, we come back and adjust the programming, and do additional training with your dog if that’s what’s needed. That’s included, not an extra. Our Lifetime Containment Guarantee on the Pet Stop Link Ultra and Pet Stop EcoLite Pro systems means that if we cannot successfully contain your dog, we give you your money back.