Data as of Oct 15, 2026A topic in Tracking and Pet Containment Devices.
Reviewed by Dimitry Apollonsky
Mentioned in · Jul 7 – Oct 15, 2026
ChatGPT SearchOct 6, 2026
Yes — if you’re in the Dallas area, you have several good options.
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I need to find a GPS-based containment system for my dog.
ChatGPT SearchOct 15, 2026
Petco — 5301 Belt Line Rd, Dallas — currently carries the PetSafe Guardian GPS according to the current shopping results.
Hollywood Feed — 3425 Knight St, Dallas — local pet-supply option; I'd call first to confirm the particular GPS fence is in stock.
Pet Supplies Plus Dallas - Wycliff — 2525 Wycliff Ave, Dallas — another nearby pet-supply store worth checking.
You can also order directly from PetSafe or SpotOn Fence.
My pick: If you have a normal residential yard, I'd start with PetSafe Guardian GPS. If you have several acres, lots of trees, or want the most sophisticated system, I'd look at SpotOn.
If you tell me your dog's weight, your property size (e.g. ½ acre, 2 acres, 10 acres), and your budget, I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 choices.
You can purchase a GPS wireless dog fence primarily through major online pet retailers, outdoor equipment sites, or directly from the brands themselves . Because these systems rely on specialized smart collars and companion apps, they are rarely found in traditional brick-and-mortar pet store aisles, though major web platforms carry them.
Top options and where to find them include:
If you'd like, tell me:
I can recommend the best specific brand and model for your needs.
GPS dog fences are sold both online and at select farm-supply and pet-supply retailers. They use a GPS-enabled collar to create a virtual boundary around your property, without requiring a traditional fence or buried wire.
Here are the best places to look, including options around the Pinehurst, Magnolia, and Tomball, Texas area.
PetSafe — official website
Approximately $200–$450 for selected GPS products
Offers GPS fence systems, including models with and without tracking and subscription fees.
Shop PetSafe GPS fences www.petsafe.com
Halo Collar
Around $524–$599 for the Halo Collar 5
A GPS collar system with virtual boundaries and location tracking.
Shop at Chewy www.chewy.comwww.chewy.com
SpotOn
Around $899–$999
A premium GPS fence designed for customizable boundaries and larger properties.
Shop SpotOn at Chewy www.chewy.comwww.chewy.com
Premier Pet
Around $140–$160
A lower-cost GPS collar option available through major online retailers.
Shop at Tractor Supply www.tractorsupply.comwww.chewy.com
Prices are approximate listings found in the search results and may change.
These stores are in the Magnolia and Tomball area. Their exact GPS-fence inventory isn't confirmed, so call before driving over.
Tractor Supply Co. — Magnolia
18567 Buddy Riley Blvd, Magnolia, TX
A promising local option: Tractor Supply lists PetSafe GPS fences and Premier Pet GPS products online.
281-259-7158
Tractor Supply Co. — Tomball
27400 Tomball Pkwy, Tomball, TX
Another farm-supply retailer worth checking for GPS containment collars.
281-357-0000
For the widest selection, I'd start with Chewy's GPS dog fence selection, where you can compare different brands and prices.
One important tip: Check the minimum acreage, GPS performance around trees, and whether the collar requires a monthly subscription before purchasing.
Google AI ModeOct 15, 2026
GPS dog fences (both standalone satellite systems and smart-collar containment brands like Halo or Invisible Fence) are widely available through major pet supply retailers, agricultural stores, and direct manufacturer websites.
If you have a specific brand in mind (like Halo, SpotOn , or Pawious ) or need a system suited for a specific yard size or budget , let me know and I can help you compare your options!
