Invisible Dog Fences
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Invisible Dog fence An invisible dog fence from eDog is an excellent method for keeping your dog contained. If your dog is an escape artist or enjoys digging in your garden, then an invisible (or electric) dog fence is the best way to correct that behaviour. When the fence is turned on, a radio signal is sent out and the collar of your dog will get triggered if it approaches the fence. The collar can emit several levels of correction. On the lowest setting, the collar will provide an audible signal, the following setting will include a vibration effect, and the highest setting includes a static shock. You can easily train your dog to respond to the settings on the collar. The invisible dog fence is an aid to training, and you'll need to train your dog on what is expected of them. After you install and turn on the fence, you should walk to the fence with your dog. As soon as you hear your dog's collar provide an audible warning, call your dog away, instruct them to sit, and then reward them with some treats. The audible correction will be enough for many dogs to remind them they're not allowed to go places. Even though the collars can deliver a static charge to your dog, they are safe and will not harm them. The shock correction from the collar is similar to the static shock you may receive from walking on carpets sometimes; it's unpleasant, but it doesn't really hurt. In most cases, only stubborn dogs will need the highest settings on the collar. As an additional aid to their training, the invisible dog fence will come with flags as a visual guide for your dog. You can place these about 10cm inside the safe zone. All the settings on the collar will include an audible correction first, followed up by additional corrections if your dog keeps getting closer. Once your dog returns to the safe zone, the collar will return to normal. How does an invisible dog fence work? The invisible dog fence has three main components: an in-ground cable, the transmitter unit, and the c