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« on: February 12, 2013, 10:16:26 am » |
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I use one for the yard dog, but in reverse. It works well. I buried the line at the edge of the house, and it keeps the dog off the patio and flower beds. The rest of the yard/pasture he can roam free. If you do it like that, the need for using the flags to mark the barrier is unnecessary. The dog realizes that at a certain distance from the house the shock occurs. If you use it to contain him, make sure you put the flags up the first week or so. Eventually they learn the perimeter and you can remove the flags. I too agree it is probably a bad idea yo try to contain hunting dogs with it. When hogs come through my place at night my kennels barely contain mine.
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