Does A Wireless Fence Really Work

The good news is that the answer is yes - a wireless fence really does work! If you have a problem with your dog escaping from your yard either by jumping over or digging under your fence, then I am sure you are aware of how difficult it is keeping your dog within the boundary of your home. There aren't that many options to keeping your pet in your back yard, basically they come down to three; chain your dog up, replace the whole of your fence with a new 6 foot high fence of get wireless fence.

Both the PetSafe and Innotek wireless fence takes into account the temperament of your dog when training it to stay within the boundary of your yard. If your pet gets close to the boundary, it will receive a warning bleep, and if it keeps going a gentle static shock. The negative correction will work for some pets and not for others. For this reason, the PetSafe wireless fence has six levels of static shock. So if level 1 does not deter your dog you can up the correction to level 2 and so on. The correction levels can be changed all the way up to correction level 6.

Because of this feature, the invisible dog fence will handle all dog characters from the mild to the stubborn. Pet dogs are very clever and learn very quickly, it does not take them long to understand that when they approach one of the th boundary flags they get a mild correction from the wireless fence.

The dog training for the invisible wireless fence uses basic principles. The dog training doctrine stipulates 3 things; timing, consistency and negative correction. Timing of the negative correction is important so your dog correlates the correction with crossing the boundary. It is also important to be consistent, if you are not your dog can get confused and won't understand why it is corrected sometimes and not others, and finally the negative motivation which has to be strong enough to be a deterrent.

A bitch trains her pups by nibbling their neck should they do anything to displease her. The collar around your dogs neck does a similar thing to the mother dog, it bites your dogs neck should it try and cross the wireless fence.

However, there are the odd occasions when a wireless fence will not be a deterrent for your pet dog. This very unlikely but it can happen. In this unlikely situation what recourse do you have?Before you purchase anything you should to see if your supplier has a money back guarantee. Ideally, you should do your homework and find an online store that will give you a 60 day money back guaranteed and a full warranty on parts for life.