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2. Will the Invisible Fence
system keep other dogs off of my property?
The Invisible Fence
system is designed to keep your dog contained on your property. It
is not designed to keep other dogs, or people, off of your
property.
3. Since you can't see the
Invisible Fence system, could people become frightened when they
see a "loose" dog?
Your Invisible Fence
professional will provide you with yard signs to inform neighbors
that your dog is safely contained by an Invisible Fence.
4. Can Invisible Fence
boundary wire be installed along an existing fence?
Invisible Fence boundary
wire can be installed along an existing fence. If you have a chain
link fence it can also be attached directly to the chain link
fence. It is important to keep in mind that the signal field at the
chain link fence may be larger or smaller than the signal field
produced at other boundaries on your property.
5. How do you lay the boundary
wire across my driveway?
Depending on the type of
driveway you have (concrete, asphalt, gravel, brick), the method
changes. Your local Invisible Fence professional has experience
laying wire across all driveway surfaces.
6. Can I run the boundary wire
through water?
Yes, boundary wire can be
run through oceans, lakes, streams or creeks. Your local Invisible
Fence professional has experience running boundary wire though
water.
7. Can I take my Invisible
Fence system with me when I move?
Yes, you can take your
Invisible Fence system when you move. Invisible Fence owners take
the Invisible Fence transmitter and Computer Collar® with them and
have new boundary wire installed at their new home.
8. What are the benefits of
owning an Invisible Fence system?
An Invisible Fence® Brand
solution gives your dog the boundaries he needs to stay in the
yard. When he learns to stay home, you and your dog will have a
better relationship. You'll have peace of mind knowing your dog is
safe. Plus your dog will get the exercise he needs without you
worrying about him running off and getting hurt. an Invisible Fence
system takes the stress and anxiety out of owning a dog.
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