An underground fence containment system is not like an electric fence you would see on a farm.  The label “electric dog fence” is usually given as people assume that an electric shock is delivered when nothing could be further from the truth!  It’s a static shock, just like you would receive after rubbing a balloon on your hair and touching the refrigerator. It’s not painful, but it is unpleasant, and dogs seek to avoid it. 

Our dog fence systems also have a perimeter warning.  Your dog will hear a warning tone sound before getting to the fence perimeter.  After a few trainings by your certified trainer, most often the dog will not cross as soon as he hears the perimeter sound.  

In the US alone approximately 1.2 million dogs are killed on the roads each year.

Don’t let myths about underground fences keep you from getting one.  They can provide a safe, easy, and fun way for you and your dog to play in the yard without worry. 

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