Over fifteen years ago, a stray dog wandered up to Tina Moreno’s house, saw her children, and decided that he’d found his forever home. That dog’s name came to be Lucky, but he should have been called Houdini. Lucky loved to chase cars, a stressful situation for any dog owner. Every attempt was made to keep Lucky in the yard. Fences were erected; he jumped over them. Lucky was put on a tie-out; he broke it. That tie-out evolved into a chain; Lucky would turn and spin until the links broke under the pressure. Tina and her family thought it was a hopeless situation, a situation that became even more worrisome when Lucky came home one day with a dislocated hip. A trip to the vet and hundreds of dollars later, Tina said, “Enough was enough!”

She began to research hours on end to find a solution. Lucky was a member of her family, and they all wanted him to stay safely at home where he could live a long, happy life. Upon finding a solution, Tina thought that other families might have similar problems thus, Doggie-Do-Rite Hidden Pet Fencing and Doggie Doors was born.

For over fifteen years, Tina Moreno has been in the pet fencing business. She has been at every install and taken care of every customer. Doggie-Do-Rite is truly a family owned and operated, local business. Her husband, Robert Moreno, handles all dog door installs. Both of Tina’s children, Kendra and Robert Moreno jr, have or still do handle various sections of the business. Her father, Rocky, assists with installs. Doggie-Do-Rite is, at its heart, about family, whether it’s ours or yours.

Currently, Tina Moreno has a total of six dogs that rule the house and yard: three Great Danes, one Black Lab, one Boston Terrier and a Chihuahua mix. The Danes and Boston Terrier work as Sales Dogs and travel to every Home Show. They are our top “salesmen”. When Tina isn’t working, she enjoys Scuba Diving, Traveling, and Shopping.

Although Lucky is no longer with us (1999-2015), Doggie-Do-Rite will never forget the reason it began its journey long ago: for a stubborn stray dog who decided he didn’t ever want to leave. Thank Goodness for our fur-miracles.