Our underground dog fence experts at Omaha Dog Pro, understand that living with the thought that your furry friend could break free from your backyard at any moment and end up in trouble can be very worrisome. With your pet out of your line of vision, you can’t be sure that they are safe and staying out of trouble. For your peace of mind, it is always best to know that your pet is in an environment where they feel safe and protected from danger at all times.
To keep your dog safe, you need to employ a system that is reliable, trustworthy, and, above all else, highly-effective. Underground Dog Fences (wireless pet containment systems) are a fantastic solution for pet owners in keeping your pup safe. However, it’s important that you understand this tool and how it can help you and your dog. Below we provide the answer to some of the most common questions we are asked about underground dog fences / wireless pet containment systems.
What Happens If My Dog Crosses The Fence Perimeter?
If your dog crosses the perimeter that you create with your underground dog fence, a mild, harmless static correction will be administered via a special collar that they will be wearing as part of the system. Training is key to using an underground dog fence successfully for both you and your pet. Using flags, you can train your dog to visually understand where the fencing is located and how far they are able to move from your property. Once they know their limits, the flags can be removed.
Will The Static Correction Hurt My Pet?
The severity of the correction is set by the Humane Society and is set in line with the guidelines of what is recommended with your dog’s welfare in mind. The correction will feel more like a mild static charge that would happen if you rubbed your socks on the carpet and then touched a surface. The main objective is to get the attention of the dog, not to hurt, harm, or injury a furry loved one. (learn more regarding this in our frequently asked questions page)
How Will The Fence Affect My Neighbor’s Dog Coming Into My Yard?
Unless your neighbor’s dog is wearing one of the special fenceless dog collars that come with the system, they will not be affected by the underground dog fencing / wireless pet containment system. The fence works as a two-part system, and only those pets who are wearing a fenceless dog collar compatible with our system will even know that it is there. If you want to keep your neighbor’s dog out of your yard, you will need to speak to their owner about the possibility of them wearing a collar that works with your underground dog fencing.
Can I Install An Underground Dog Fence If My Neighbor Has One Too?
Yes, you can certainly install an underground dog fence, even if your neighbor also has one installed on their property. At Dog Pro, our wireless pet containment system features transmitters with multiple frequencies. This means that your underground dog fencing will work without interruption, even if your neighbor has a fence installed on their property too.
Is Underground Dog Fencing Safe For Children?
As long as you or your child are not wearing a fenceless dog collar, you will never feel a mild static correction from the underground dog fencing that you install. Many homeowners enjoy the additional safety points that underground fencing offers when compared with other fencing types. As the fencing is underground, there are no elements for children to trip over, get tangled up in, or play with. A wireless pet containment system is kept out of sight and away from inquisitive hands, while keeping your pet safe and secure.
Find Out More About Our Underground Dog Fencing
Here at Dog Pro Underground Dog Fences, we are committed to helping you to find the best dog fencing solution for your unique needs. If you have any other questions about underground dog fencing, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the dog fencing experts at Dog Pro Underground dog fences today. With our help, you can be sure that you will find an underground dog fencing solution / wireless pet containment system that will work for you.
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