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Old 07-27-2009, 01:16 PM   #1
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still you need a temporary visible barrier to acclimate the dog to the perimeter boundary.

the shock is just the reinforcement .....
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Old 07-27-2009, 01:21 PM   #2
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it's definately psychological

one day at this farm
i tried to open a cow fence for this sheep dog
to let him out of the cow pasture....
but.....
despite the fact that i took down the entire
cow gate.... the dog just stood there
staring at me or pacing back and forth as if
there was a wall there only i could not see....

finally the dog got up enough nerve to try....

it came up to where the cow fence used to be
and leaped up and over the invisible gate
or so it thought....

that wasn't even there.
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Old 07-27-2009, 06:12 PM   #3
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Yup!
I installed one last winter for my Golden ,I did some research on which would better meet our needs and then jumped on cheese bay and bought it.
We purchased a innotec ($129.00)it came with a hand held remote this can be also used as a trainer,500' of boundary wire,training DVD,boundary flags and some other stuff.
We take it camping I just bring some boundary flags put some around our camp site and our pooch won't leave

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Old 07-28-2009, 04:45 PM   #4
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Yup!
I installed one last winter for my Golden ,I did some research on which would better meet our needs and then jumped on cheese bay and bought it.
We purchased a innotec ($129.00)it came with a hand held remote this can be also used as a trainer,500' of boundary wire,training DVD,boundary flags and some other stuff.
We take it camping I just bring some boundary flags put some around our camp site and our pooch won't leave
That pretty cool about the camp thing. I'll keep that in mind. I hired a guy out of southeast Mass., who fishes go figure, from an internet site. He has been in business training dogs for 20 years and doing the fence thing for 7 years. Liked his price and his lifetime guarantee. I need about 850 feet installed, so I think I'll let him do it. Thanks again for the advice.

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Old 07-28-2009, 05:21 PM   #5
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Yeah it's pretty handy,once we get to the camp site I put up the flags and just watch her for a bit if she gets close to the boundary I'll give the remote a touch and it sends a beep beep to the collar and she backs off and were good for the duration.
If you have a Buddy who can do it for you & at a good price I'd go with it,I had to bury 750' under the lawn cut my driveway and boar a 1/4" X 12" hole through my foundation to run the leads out it took me 2 weekends in January

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Old 07-28-2009, 05:40 PM   #6
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I wish I had a hand held remote. The only problem I have with mine is that my small dog (MIN PIN) runs up to the line where the colar starts beeping and smashes her face in the grass pulling up mouthfulls of dirt and grass while barking crazily. It's fine with me but the neighbors walking by probably think the dog needs meds
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I wish I had a hand held remote. The only problem I have with mine is that my small dog (MIN PIN) runs up to the line where the colar starts beeping and smashes her face in the grass pulling up mouthfulls of dirt and grass while barking crazily. It's fine with me but the neighbors walking by probably think the dog needs meds

Thats hilarious

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I wish I had a hand held remote. The only problem I have with mine is that my small dog (MIN PIN) runs up to the line where the colar starts beeping and smashes her face in the grass pulling up mouthfulls of dirt and grass while barking crazily. It's fine with me but the neighbors walking by probably think the dog needs meds
LMAO Jay,actually now thinking of it.....Your dog looks like Ren from Ren & Stimpy and they had this one episode called don't WIZ on the electric fence

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