New Invisible Fence Helps Keeps Pets From Getting Out

Feb. 8, 2010 - PRLog -- Petsafe has developed a unique solution to the problem that pet owners have with their beloved animals getting loose.  They have created what they call an invisible fence to solve this problem.  Early results indicate that this system is safe, easy to install, and effective for keepings pets in.  Before purchasing one of these systems there are a few points for you to keep in mind,  as presented by CanemanIM ( http://petsafecollar.net ).

Here are some things to think about that are distinct advantages to using the Petsafe non-vissible barrier correction collar.  It is easy and quick to install and get going.  Getting the system in the ground and turned on does not require much energy or time.  All that is needed is to plug in the transmitter, make the signal strong enough to be activated, and then place it in an optimal position.  You can lay the system above the ground or bury it in the dirt if you so desire.  

A really awesome aspect of the non-vissible barrier is that it is completely adjustable to what you desire for it to be.  You can define the containment region within the range of five to ninety feet in radius.  No matter where you happen to be, you can set the area to your liking and the temperament of your dog.  This non-vissible barrier system is completely wireless and movable.  If you so choose you can pack up the system and take it with you on a vacation or weekend trip.  The system is also completely expandable, and you can add to it later is your dog training needs change.  All that is needed is for you to obtain another wireless transmitter or another collar for any new dogs you get.

Once your pooch is completely trained, he can roam freely and frolic inside the canine containment area.  If Fido goes near the wire boundary it sends out a correction signal that is received by the collar.  First it activates a beeping sound to keep your dog away from the boundary, and let him know he is too close.  The collar also sends out a safe static correction shock to the metal contact points.  Both of these activation signals help your dog to learn how to stay away from the boundary and return to the confinement region.

So, if you are having problems with your pet getting out all the time, you may want to consider one of these systems.  They are easy to install, harmless to your pet, and can efficiently solve your problem of your pet breaking out all the time.

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