Planning a vacation to pick up new puppy
We will be adding a puppy to our pack. I will be getting a female working bred border collie. My Nell will be retiring in a few years and I will need another to fill her working shoes. In order to ...
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BCSnob wrote:toedtoes wrote:Perhaps with invisible fence (buried wire and electric collar), but unlikely with real electric fence like.......BCSnob wrote:
Based upon my experience putting up an electric fence between the dog and the pie will solve your issue.
Unless you have a husky. I know several huskies who have figured out that it's just a quick jolt of the fence between them and their desires.
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Nope it was real electrical fencing. The darn dog would test it every morning to see if it was turned on - he was fine getting the jolt every day for the chance it would be turned off and he could open the door and take a run around town. Opening the door required getting jolted for several minutes so if it was turned on he'd just go take a nap. The electrical wire along the fence didn't deter him at all - he'd just take the jolt as he went over.
A smart dog is wonderful. A smart dog who thinks it's fun to outwit the humans - not so much.
