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Electric Dog Fence ?Use Caution In Training

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Electric Dog Fence ?Use Caution In Training






     Dog training for the electric dog fence can be done very easily as long as you realize each dog's personality is different than the next. By understanding your dog's personality and not trying to prematurely rush to get your dog contained on an electric fence for dogs, you can be sure your dog will adapt safely and easily to the boundaries of his/her property.

If training isn't done correctly, dogs can be afraid to even go outside. Poor training can cause dogs to use the home as a place to do its business. It can cause more fearful and timid tendencies to grow. Improperly trained dogs can repeatedly run through the invisible fence and sometimes can never be contained.

It takes no more time to properly train and condition a dog to the invisible fence for dogs than it does to do it wrong. I bet your dog would want to learn the right way if it could express itself. Done properly, a dog does not have to fear the underground dog containment system; but, can and will learn to enjoy the freedom of the yard.

What is the best way to train a dog to the invisible dog fence? Use a professional dog trainer. The little fee paid for his/her services will present a dog that adjusts easily to its boundaries. A properly trained dog will not test a boundary as much; thus, there will be less chance of him escaping the system. Also, a properly trained dog will not be afraid of the invisible fence for dogs; but respect it and its outer limits.

There are very few invisible fencing companies that make each dealership have a professional dog trainer on staff; but, that would be a company high on my list.

As a rule electric dog fence companies use the guy who installs the fence to help teach your dog. Would you let your landscaper teach you Quantum Mechanics? Nope. Neither should you allow someone not qualified to train your precious family member to the system. Don't believe or assume a company has a true professional trainer for conditioning. Let them prove it by providing you obedience references, certifications, etc.