Many dog owners are having difficulties with their dogs that always run out of the yard. These pets can be exposed to danger when they are set loose and you should always do things to protect them. Good thing there is a pet safe wireless fence available to keep your pet safe and secured in your own yard.
The most common are the in-ground types, or in-ground units. These consist of wires to be buried around a designated area. This can be around your yard, where you want your dog to stay in. A small device is installed inside your house, plugged directly or powered by batteries. The radio signals broadcast to those buried wires are from this unit, which is usually placed indoors. You don't need to dig deep for the wires - a few inches will do. In-ground units come with a special collar your dog is to wear.
Take your dog on a leash within the fence boundaries every time he has to go out. Allow him to explore the area and when he approaches the boundary, you will hear a warning beep. At this point, immediately pull him back and excitedly praise him for returning.
Avoid Harsh Light. Yikes..it's noon and it's too bright to photograph. Really. Bright sun works for scenic images, not pets. Shoot early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the harsh glare of noon day sun. Overcast days when the sun is hidden behind clouds will turn the sky into a giant light box. Perfect for animal photography!
Home improvement stores sell bait (poison) to kill gophers. The poisons available to home owners and property owners with out a pest control license are low dose and require multiple feedings to be effective. There can be success with these low dose formulas but not nearly that of a professional strength gopher poison used by a pest control company. Caution: your best invisible dog fence can dig up this poison or dig up a poisoned gopher and secondary poison which can be fatal. Call your local vet right away if you think your pet may have ingested any poison.
Does this sound like an unsolvable problem? Actually, it's not. All you need is an Invisible Fence. A what? Bet that was your reaction. An dog fence outdoor is not something Harry Potter or Sabrina The Teenage Witch conjured up. It's an electronic system that serves to keep your pet confined to your property, or within bounds defined by you.
You can adjust the correction "shocks" that are being applied to your dog through a switch in the collar. This is very helpful especially if the collar is causing your dog pain and burn injuries.
Here is the bottom line, an invisible electric fence is a cheaper alternative to a standard fence. Your dog will not be able to jump over it, nor will he be able to dig under it. It can be used to fence in your yard as well as to protect gardens, flowers, trees, etc. When you here about a pet that did not stay in the yard, it was more than likely because someone did not take the time to train her properly, or the dog was an overly aggressive biter. In addition, most people don't take advantage of beginning their pets training indoors and this is a huge mistake. Initial training indoors will make the process much easier for both you and your pet. If you are willing to put in the effort and time, an invisible, electric, dog fence is right for you.
The most common are the in-ground types, or in-ground units. These consist of wires to be buried around a designated area. This can be around your yard, where you want your dog to stay in. A small device is installed inside your house, plugged directly or powered by batteries. The radio signals broadcast to those buried wires are from this unit, which is usually placed indoors. You don't need to dig deep for the wires - a few inches will do. In-ground units come with a special collar your dog is to wear.
Take your dog on a leash within the fence boundaries every time he has to go out. Allow him to explore the area and when he approaches the boundary, you will hear a warning beep. At this point, immediately pull him back and excitedly praise him for returning.
Avoid Harsh Light. Yikes..it's noon and it's too bright to photograph. Really. Bright sun works for scenic images, not pets. Shoot early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the harsh glare of noon day sun. Overcast days when the sun is hidden behind clouds will turn the sky into a giant light box. Perfect for animal photography!
Home improvement stores sell bait (poison) to kill gophers. The poisons available to home owners and property owners with out a pest control license are low dose and require multiple feedings to be effective. There can be success with these low dose formulas but not nearly that of a professional strength gopher poison used by a pest control company. Caution: your best invisible dog fence can dig up this poison or dig up a poisoned gopher and secondary poison which can be fatal. Call your local vet right away if you think your pet may have ingested any poison.
Does this sound like an unsolvable problem? Actually, it's not. All you need is an Invisible Fence. A what? Bet that was your reaction. An dog fence outdoor is not something Harry Potter or Sabrina The Teenage Witch conjured up. It's an electronic system that serves to keep your pet confined to your property, or within bounds defined by you.
You can adjust the correction "shocks" that are being applied to your dog through a switch in the collar. This is very helpful especially if the collar is causing your dog pain and burn injuries.
Here is the bottom line, an invisible electric fence is a cheaper alternative to a standard fence. Your dog will not be able to jump over it, nor will he be able to dig under it. It can be used to fence in your yard as well as to protect gardens, flowers, trees, etc. When you here about a pet that did not stay in the yard, it was more than likely because someone did not take the time to train her properly, or the dog was an overly aggressive biter. In addition, most people don't take advantage of beginning their pets training indoors and this is a huge mistake. Initial training indoors will make the process much easier for both you and your pet. If you are willing to put in the effort and time, an invisible, electric, dog fence is right for you.