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Are there differences in quality with invisible fence type products? I guess the title says it all, but if we choose to get one, we want a great one... And yes, I know that none are perfect, and that and dog could escape if the really choose to. And I...
Started by Papa Deuce on
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by 7 people.
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Re: Are there differences in quality with invisible fence type products? There is a difference in quality with invisible fence type products? Might I also suggest google it to death....then google some in quality with invisible....
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I know this is stating the obvious but what I have to say is upsetting. An invisible fence will keep your dog in; not predators out. A friend of ours let her sweet little Bishon out with her collar within her invisible fence. A coyote snatched her and...
Started by Rabscuttle on
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by 12 people.
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My daughter has a regular....
I find invisible fences tend to make dogs more anxious.
We do not have an invisible fence but our property an invisible fence either.
Oh that is so sad.
Shocking the dog it was awful.
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We have recently added a Dobie mix puppy (well, he's about 7 months old, so I guess he's still a puppy, despite being nearly 60 pounds! ) to our menagerie. We have a 13 year old border collie cross bitch and they share a kennel and small fenced area outside...
Started by ESG on
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by 12 people.
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I personally would not leave a dog confined by an invisible fence out there for hours on end into the....
You can't just circumstances.
The MOST IMPORTANT thing with it is the training.
Ridgeback that respects invisible fence.
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I am considering getting a wireless fence system for the house/yard when we get the new pup in another month or so, I do realize they aren't to be used until the dog is close to 6 mos.
I am unsure if I should get a wired model or wireless model. I have...
Started by soggybtmboys on
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by 11 people.
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Though i do hear that these fancy new-sportsman.com/....
Several of my friends and family://www.michigan-sportsman.com/fo...ight=invisible
i'm not a wireless fan.
High-energy, high-prey-drive hunting dogs to obey the invisible fence.
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On Fri, 24 Apr 2009 01:48:59 -0700 (PDT), gangig <gangigloria@gmail.com
PetSafe, Innotek and SportDog Dog Fences allow you to contain your dog
while saving money on the cost of unsightly traditional above ground
dog fencing such as wood or chain...
Started by gangig on
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by 4 people.
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Lauralyn
Raw fed agility dogs
Shylo, Cheyenne, Lakota, Apache.
A physical fence is a much
better option.
I've known more dogs who ignored the shock
they get and ran through the fence anyway.
That speeshul.
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My wife and I moved to our house ~5 months ago with our dog Demi (aka Houdini). Yesterday she got out of our back yard causing me to miss a half day at work and my wife to go into a panic for most of the day. After we found her the investigation was on...
Started by jessadamessa on
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by 19 people.
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He did it over, a downward facing board or something perhaps? The "Invisible Fence" (brand) radio collar/fence setup to anything....
It wasn't hard to install.
Neighbor has an invisible fence for their labs and loves it.
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We're getting an electronic fence to keep our dogs in. It's one of those that is a copper wire on the ground and the dogs wear a collar.
Has anyone any tips / suggestions please to help us make this process for the dogs as stress-free as possible.
Thanks...
Started by SPJ on
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by 6 people.
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This sort of fence would never work for us because if our dogs were to see fence, running off a mains tranformer....
You should get a dvd with the fencing to explain how to train the dogs where the fence is and avoid getting a shock.
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Have anyone ever used this to keep your pets on your property? I know they have this mini "shock" band you put on their necks to make them have that "learned helplessness" moment and you have to change the batteries and I just want to know if these really...
Started by 4130n7330w on
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by 6 people.
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For some reason when the microwave was on it would mess with the dog's collar for the invisible fence & nice until they got that invisible fence thing! We can't say 100% but I believe that collar thing made, and the shock....
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Bored this afternoon, decided to play with PS.
INVISIBLE:
Started by AussieBryan on
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by 4 people.
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Only small nit would be the fence through.
Cool concept.
Brush and went over arms, legs, head.
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I-Fence, Tie Out or None? I'm not new to owning a dog, but this has been a long time issue of mine and I was never able to explore the other options with my previous dog. My family is looking to adopt soon and we currently dont have a fenced in yard for...
Started by Renoto on
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by 5 people.
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For SUPERVISED play, I....
You can see how a drag line.
Dog Bruce would have run right through an electric or invisible fence, and he was a notorious chewerRe: I-Fence, Tie Out or None? I wouldn't get anything before you get the dog.
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