Saturday, May 9, 2015

Looking Into Invisible Fences


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Nothing is worse than when your dog makes a break for it, just as you are trying to head out the door for work. It can seem like it takes forever to get a dog back into your house when you have to be somewhere. This is when having an invisible fence in your yard is wonderful. There are a ton of companies out there who will happily come and install one for a very premium price. If you are willing to do a bit of work yourself, you don't have to pay someone else to do it for you.

There are two different types of systems to work with. The first is an in ground system that you run an insulated wire underground around your yard. You other option is using a wireless fense transmitter. Both of these systems will require your dog to wear a special colar which both alerts and shocks them if they try to leave your yard. You will have to decide which system makes the most sense for you.

The  in ground radio system works well for large yards you want to keep your dogs in.

You simply bury the wire where you wish to have your boundaries. Once you have your system hooked up, when the colar gets within a close distance it will set of the colar. Most of the kits have flags which give your dog a visual cue when they are close to the boundary. Some of the systems also have collars that just vibrate or can give varying intensities of shocks depending on the need of the dog. They are very great systems, however they can be very time consuming to install.

If you have a smaller yard, or don't want to mess with burying wires, then a wireless dog systems might be ideal.

These systems will broadcast a signal that tells the collars how far the dog can go. Unlike the in ground systems where you can get very exact, a wireless creates a circular boundary around the unit.

These systems are not incredibly expensive, and they are more than worth it when it comes to keeping your dogs in the yard. Once your dog learns it's boundaries, they most likely won't cross it again.

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