Nov 25 2009
Wireless Dog Fences: All the Safety, None of the Hussle
The most efficient new method of pet containment is through the utilization of wireless dog fences. They are very popular due to the lack of wires that can get entangled around the pet or other objects. In previous years, invisible dog fences were installed in the same manner than electric dog fences. However in recent years the set up has become completely easy to do.
Wireless dog fences work upon mechnisms involving singular or conjoined transmitters. These may be used inside or outdoors with certain alterations to the set up specifications. Among these specifications, there are some radio signals that are released by the transmitters and detected by a small device which is set in the collar that the dog wears. The owner of the pet can place the transmitter anywhere in his or her property and set the radius of operation of the transmitter as well. When the collar receives the radio signals, it will emit a beep to warn the dog that it’s getting dangerously close to the limits of the boundaries at which point the collar will deliver a harmless, but annoying electric shock.
Characteristics
The containment levels of invisible dog fences can be set through adjusting the level of electric shocks depending upon the size and temperament of the dog. The battery attached to the receiver collar may be rechargeable or renewable depending upon he product you choose to purchase. Most of these devices are water-proof, and they’re all considered safe for both the pet and the owner.
Things to Take into Account
When you select a wireless dog fence, there are certain things you need to take into consideration.
Consider not only the purchase cost, but also the maintenance costs that you’ll incur in periodically.
Try to select a trustworthy supplier and ensure that you acquire some type of warranty for it
If the batteries are not rechargeable, then get the best batteries you can get.
If possible, maintain a back-up system in case your current set up goes down
Your dog size and specific behavior also play a role.
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