will this stop from jumping a fence
1245621
We don't have a fence, so I can't answer that. It has stopped our dog from running over to the next door neighbors house.
1245622
We used ours to stop excessive barking and from running off. After you have used it on them a few times, when you pick up the unit and they see it they usually will stop what they are doing. You would have to catch them in the act and then shoot them with it. Good luck.
1245623
It stopped my herding dog from herding my horses so I assume it would. Every dog is different. You will have to be able to identify when the dog is going to jump the fence and hit the button right when he thinks about it. Hope that helps. Good luck.
1869578
It does not attach to anything. I have six little dogs and I use it to keep them out of our formal dining room. They don't touch the fence. Since it can move it scares them.
207607
Any fence will work so long as it is at least three inches high so the sled can register against it. The sled is a very, very good tool. I highly recommend it.Logan Fitch
1649989
Yes. My dog has been using this for months. The original broke because other dogs she plays with chewed it. I actually prefer this one over the original that comes with the invisible fence
2008533
I do not know the answer to that as I (thankfully) have not used it. I tested it by pushing the button and it works. I'm thinking that you would not need a prolonged time. Anyone (person or animal) would back off pretty quick.
831576
yes this will . but to hold the fence so it will not come off i would use a little glue and then use a 1 1/2 nail .this is the way i would do the job. i have worked in wood for 40 years.
1189569
It will stop it for sure... but will be very bad for the dog too... if you can avoid the dog is a better option instead of using the gel on it!!!
293988
Pam, He will not get shocked if he stays still or moves away from the fence. I installed the fence myself, using bigger wire because the fence couldn't be buried in some places, and I didn't want to risk a break. Both dogs did get shocked once or twice, but not more. Now, I don't even turn on the fence; they know their boundaries and can play in the yard without leaving it. I don't leave them unattended in the yard because the fence doesn't keep other dogs or predators out.
1863424
Yes, it would definetly work for that situation, and really you wouldn't have to put it into the ground if you didn't want too. It states in the manual that the fence can be applied above ground, but either way you wouldn't have to worry about that doggie getting out anymore. My dogs will go no where near the boundry line.
984935
You should have no problem. There are different settings for how strong the shock will be. Be sure that prongs touch their skin, not just sit on their fur. You may need to shave a small area if their fur it thick. Also, there is a distance setting to adjust how close the dog can get to the fence. My dog is a jumper, and the only time she has gotten out since the collar was when I FORGOT to change the battery! She hears the warning beep and stops! Hope this helps!
589702
It sounds like you may not have squared the fence to the stop to start with. Loosen the bolts in the fence and adjust before adjusting the indicator.
630692
Yes, it has a depth stop. But you will have to extend your piece away from the fence and make multiple passes. Tried the depth stop yesterday. It's a screw that has a metal plate. You pivot the plate to to engage the depth stop and screw down to the set depth. Really easy to get the exact depth you want. Not sure of the max width of wood it would take when extending from the fence. I guess you could always flip the wood around to get the other side.
269131
Yes it can but you must re-square the fence every time you switch sides. A real pain.
1419507
Hello, this is designed to help prevent the dog from fully bending to reach their backend. Unfortunately, we can not guarantee that this will fully prevent your dog from reaching around.
690511
no,not at all. It'll stop a door from swinging closed in a wind or for a door installed unlevel that tends to swing on its own.
30398
I believe it will if it is fully charged. I scarred off a big possum near my hedges one night just by pressing the button and I was standing on my porch. If it can stop an attacker in his tracks, I believe it will do the same thing to a pit bull. Just make sure it makes contact. Personally, I have accidently zapped myself twice by holding on to the side metal strips for a second. And please believe me the sharp pain was almost unbearable. Can you imagine if the contact is much longer. Yikes!
190695
No. Deer will hop this in an instant. This fence is for small to medium dogs. Cats will hop it too. The only way to keep deer out of a garden is to put up a 6' fence... all around. And if so inclined deer will hop that too. The orchards here use 8' fences to keep deer out.