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Dog containment systems.
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That would also be a great way to restrict yappy gunnutz members some times. 
Of course i won`t mention any names as that might get me an infraction. I am looking at building a smaller enclosed fence for when i`m away, i`m still finding new things out about this guy. I took him for a drive to the middle of a 1/4 section and let him out. He freaked out and tried to crawl under the truck, he was terrified. Sure tries to take over the house though. He is going to take a lot of work cause somebody worked him over some where along the line.
Of course i won`t mention any names as that might get me an infraction. I am looking at building a smaller enclosed fence for when i`m away, i`m still finding new things out about this guy. I took him for a drive to the middle of a 1/4 section and let him out. He freaked out and tried to crawl under the truck, he was terrified. Sure tries to take over the house though. He is going to take a lot of work cause somebody worked him over some where along the line.
- Location
- Central Sask
Northman999
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- Location
- Southern Yukon
We have the undergound wire and collars thing at my house. I buried enough wire to give my dogs about an acre around the house to stay in. Worked awesome.
Tip if burying wire. I struggled for my first couple of hundred meters, getting through tree roots, and rocks and other garbage, using a shovel and a hoe and a pick. I got pissed off and grabbed an old chain saw and used it to cut a groove about three inches deep for almost an acre (right through anything I came across), in the same time as I did the first 200 meters with hand tools, with much less effort. Cost me one old chain that was almost worthless anyway, and no damage to the saw. I'd strongly reccomend this method if buring wire.
Tip if burying wire. I struggled for my first couple of hundred meters, getting through tree roots, and rocks and other garbage, using a shovel and a hoe and a pick. I got pissed off and grabbed an old chain saw and used it to cut a groove about three inches deep for almost an acre (right through anything I came across), in the same time as I did the first 200 meters with hand tools, with much less effort. Cost me one old chain that was almost worthless anyway, and no damage to the saw. I'd strongly reccomend this method if buring wire.
Have had the invisible fence system for just over 5 years works great we bought the life time warranty collars and get them replaced every year.. Its a great system and they will train you and your dogs,also offer a money back gaurante if your not happy with it.money well spent!
