Dog Fence

... deer feed just beyond my fence on golf course property and... possum along with golfers and dog walkers.

... real quick." "General's the top dog, but he's not as established... feet away from a chainlink fence. Stark had decided to build... construction card zip-tied to the fence. General contractor: Bay Construction Group. ...

This poor dog got stuck in a fence It was safely rescued

... and he is starting on dog proofing the fence where Georgia was getting out...

...that he was a dog was probably the only reason ... other side of the fence." Ethan met their coworkers with ...presents himself as a dog doesn't mean he doesn't have ..., like, Pochita's a devil dog, right?" He asked, cracking open ... escape." "That stupid fucking dog? You're kidding." She wished she ... in the corner. The dog - or former dog, now giant man - was ... his armor in his dog form, using the towel to ...

...that he was a dog was probably the only reason ... other side of the fence." Ethan met their coworkers with ...presents himself as a dog doesn't mean he doesn't have ..., like, Pochita's a devil dog, right?" He asked, cracking open ... escape." "That stupid fucking dog? You're kidding." She wished she ... in the corner. The dog - or former dog, now giant man - was ... his armor in his dog form, using the towel to ...

... structure was a towering perimeter fence made of thick steel cables... cooling mechanism similar to a dog panting, which allows air to ...

... and wrap with a metal fence. And he didn't know much... him the same way a dog eyes a piece of meat...

... church lawn, backs against the fence around the children’s play area. ... Clarksville, Paul spotted the strangest dog he had ever seen standing ... pulled over. “What kind of dog is that?” he asked. “Catahoula ...Leopard Dog,” the man replied. “Used to ..., Paul smiled and gave each dog a treat. “Wonder what Angel’s ...

... he peed on the electric fence. ( what made it even funnier... you are safe. Dog pee'd right upon the electric fence. If you... three inches away from the fence you would feel it.

... a drunk running over someone's dog, or worse, their kid. These... view by a shabby wooden fence that Noah doubted would survive...

... like yardwork, fixing the fence in the backyard, walking the dog, improving my pickleball... about the yard, the fence, pickleball, or putt-putt. I do love the dog, but he is...

... alley dead-ends at a wrought-iron fence about thirty feet behind you... the size of a large dog. It roared, making a noise...

.... "BARK!" A black and white dog with a peg-leg pounced and... her axe to hit the dog away, then grabbed and yanked... by a dense wooden, spike-tipped fence. Chimali Village was made of...

..., she immediately came to the fence and pushed against it to ... her very often. Our current dog, Mica, who I have mentioned ... a great companion. Our other dog, Gogo, a small terrier about ...

.... For anyone sitting on the fence about him, they need to ... to CBD, he’s an “alpha dog” and a “leader”. I mean ...

... grass. EDIT: Honestly the best dog I could ever imagine. I... needs a leash, nor a fence nor a collar. I use...

... and as long as the dog doesn't chase them, they just... eye on us. Today the dog was focusing on a stick ... is was outside our first fence (she was still focused on ...

... Undersiders snuck into the high-walled fence of the manor. Tattletale pointed... knight hesitated, looking at the dog. "What the hell?" Alec whispered... didn't answer; she let the dog walk back as Rachel whistled. "... broody is our paladin, and dog girl is our barbarian." Regent ...

... Undersiders snuck into the high-walled fence of the manor. Tattletale pointed... knight hesitated, looking at the dog. "What the hell?" Alec whispered... didn't answer; she let the dog walk back as Rachel whistled. "... broody is our paladin, and dog girl is our barbarian." Regent ...

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I’ve been looking into GPS dog fences lately and honestly can’t tell which ones are actually good once you use them day to day. My dog has way too much confidence and will absolutely test boundaries if he gets the chance, so I’m trying to find something reliable with solid tracking and fence accuracy. For people who’ve been using one for a while, what’s been the best option for you? Any brands you’d stay away from? Would appreciate real opinions before I spend the money. submitted by /u/RNShe to r/halocollarofficial [link] [comments]

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Hi, i'm looking at getting a fence or a wireless fence right new for my yard so dog can be out as much as he wants. question is has anybody had experiences with wireless one. Shock collar one doesnt sound very appraling, but we saw there are other variants such as the ones making noise or vibrating. our staffy isbalso one hyperactive dog, so how may this affect it and how do they work with lawn mower robot line also around the yard, does it interfere? so i think in short are they worth it and if yes then maybe you guys can give us recommendations. Thanks submitted by /u/ElSinRostro_ to r/StaffordBullTerriers [link] [comments]

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They quoted me for the exact same price as the bigger company but my fiancé insisted we go with the smaller company. I worked so hard to be able to afford this fence and now I'm out 7k plus whatever its going to take to fix this. submitted by /u/GeekyQlean to r/Wellthatsucks [link] [comments]

The biggest appeal is how easy it is compared to a traditional fence. Instead of digging trenches or installing wires, you basically set up a virtual boundary using GPS through your phone, and the collar warns your dog with a tone, vibration, or optional correction when they get close to that boundary. A lot of people like it because there’s no monthly subscription, and you can move the boundary around if you travel or change locations. That said, whether it’s actually worth buying really depends on where you live and what you expect it to do. GPS fences tend to work best in wide open areas with a clear view of the sky, but signals can shift a bit near trees, buildings, or dense neighborhoods, which can affect accuracy. It’s also important to know that this system is meant for containment only, not real-time dog tracking, so if your dog somehow leaves the boundary you won’t be able to track them like you would with a GPS tracker. Overall, it can be a good option for people with larger yards or rural properties who want a simple wireless fence without paying subscription fees. But if you need super precise boundaries or live tracking features, you might want to compare it with other GPS collars before deciding. submitted by /u/GiftSuccessful3338 to r/TechnoBarkDogGear [link] [comments]

i honestly don't know how i should even feel right now, the fact that to neither my parents or my grandfather thought of telling me our fence had asbestos or the fact they have also seen her standing on it and yes those are Heraklith, it's wood wool and cement, however, since they are from old yugoslavia they have asbestos in them. submitted by /u/Fire23GG73 to r/Wellthatsucks [link] [comments]

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So first things first I gotta post pics of the fence this sub inspired. It's a hog wire fence that we sandwiched between two treated 2x4's that we used a dado blade to cut a channel in to set the wire. I was going to rip some more 2x4's and sandwich the panels on the sides too but it holds well enough as is. Built at the end of last year over the course of 2 months working on it on the weekend, it's roughly 2k ft long in total and cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $5k - $8k when all was said and done. I may still have to add a half panel to the top section because one of my dogs can just about jump up and get over the fence as is. I now am looking at options to fence in a few acres that surround the current fence + house which would likely end up being somewhere in the neighborhood of 7k ft of fencing. However I am not liking the math when I scale up the costs for more hogwire fencing. Issue is the fence needs to be tall enough to keep dogs from climbing/jumping over, keep them from pushing through, and ideally be close enough to the ground to discourage digging. Is there a type of fencing that fits this bill or are my options basically chainlink, wood picket, and hogwire? submitted by /u/ColonelShrimps to r/FenceBuilding [link] [comments]

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The fence is not old or rotted, the dog is just that strong. I guess he really wants to get away from them. submitted by /u/BarrySquared to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

I just want to provide information for people considering installing the Invisible Fence brand dog fence. Don’t do it. It is soooo expensive, thousands of dollars to install. The collars cost nearly a grand. Only they can service the fence and collars. There is no way to manage the correction levels or change the boundaries if you ever need. When they install it they tell you that you are set for life! They will service it whenever you have issues! Until you install it and you do have issues, then they charge $200 (minimum) to service it. I should say with Invisible Fence NW McHenry, they used to be wonderful. I don’t know if they have new owners, or what. I’m not sure how they keep customers in a market where there are so many other options. It would be different if I did something wrong with the fence. But to charge for simple maintenance on the collar? That seems a little greedy when I paid as much as I did for the fence. I have an invisible fence and I also have a wireless invisible fence. The wireless fence works just as well, is a fraction of the cost, and you can manage settings yourself. Just wanted to help out people who are tossed between the two! Good luck with your pups! submitted by /u/Familiar_Chemist_696 to r/Pets [link] [comments]

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So it’s been about a year since my new neighbors moved in (Vietnamese family: a mother, her baby, and the grandmother who lives in the garage). At first, they seemed normal. Now I feel like I’m living in some weird horror-drama. • The peeping: My other neighbor caught the grandmother peeking through drilled holes in the fence. She poked her in the eye, and the woman ran back inside pretending she was “gardening.” • The fence holes: I checked and found dozens of holes drilled into our fence at different angles—even some lined up toward my lounge room and garage. • The excuse: When confronted, the daughter admitted her mother did this “back in Vietnam” because she was bored and nosey. She claimed it wasn’t malicious, just “curious.” (Sure, because curious people drill holes at head height into someone’s living room?) • The dogs: I’ve got dachshunds (aka bark machines), but lately they’ve gone absolutely feral. Other neighborhood dogs are barking too. I kept hearing this faint high-pitched whistle/buzz right before the barking started. • The stakeout: I literally sat outside in silence one night for an hour and heard it myself—like a dog whistle. My supportive neighbor also heard it on her end. It’s not just me. When I finally confronted the daughter about the whistle, she denied everything, clutched her baby, said I was scaring her, and told me to “just call the police.” Then she messaged my mum claiming I was the aggressive one for yelling. I’ve patched the fence the best I can, but it looks like crap and honestly I’m furious I even have to deal with this. Has anyone else had neighbors who deliberately taunt pets or spy through fences? Because this is beyond nosey… it’s creepy and calculated. submitted by /u/Silver_Pop_1398 to r/neighborsfromhell [link] [comments]

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We spent about $11k to have a nice fence installed in our new home. HOA rules required us to get a 4’ max high fence with either the wooden posts and chicken wire or the slotted fences. We opted for a black 4’ high aluminum fence since our Doberman was able to climb our old chicken wire fence. Anytime a neighbor walks their dog, he has managed to bend the fence and push through the poles to try and play with the dog walking by (and scare the owner). We then bought a $600 GPS collar which worked briefly but then started shocking him in our house and causing him to get multiple abscesses on his neck because it was shocking him when it shouldn’t have. I’d love to let him out without worrying he’s going to get out, without tying him down or using leads. Any suggestions on what to add to our existing fence that doesn’t cost a ton (since we already spent $11k to make it look nice) to keep him in? It’s about 250’ total. submitted by /u/Jac967 to r/FenceBuilding [link] [comments]

Anyone have (legal) ideas that will prevent this dog from doing this and barking at me for existing in my own back yard? As you can see on the right side of the image, this is not the first time this dog has destroyed fence boards. The dog is ALWAYS barking. I have dogs too, but they have learned to ignore the neighbors incessant challenges. submitted by /u/fresh_squilliam to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

We moved to a few acres 2 months ago. We have the entire property fenced & share a fence with both neighbors. Today my youngest son (5) and my husband were out in the fenced in backyard playing, building things and enjoying themselves. My neighbor’s small dog (who they have stated is aggressive and has bitten multiple people before) somehow came through the fence and chased after my 5 year old and bit him, puncturing his skin completely unprovoked and on our property. My neighbor told me today this dog also bit the last owner of this house. What would you do? I filed a police report. I am very concerned about the aggressiveness of this dog who seems to have a history of biting unprovoked and the dog owners complete lack of responsibility to contain or control the biting problem. submitted by /u/InevitableSpirit5774 to r/legal [link] [comments]

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We are moving into a house that has no ability to have a fence and no back yard. There’s a front yard, then a side yard on the other side of our driveway and garage- no door to it either. It’s going to suck for my poor dogs. :( I can’t do a wireless fence bc the shape of my house/yard is a long rectangle and they will be shocked in the house if that’s what we use. Anyone in a similar position that can give advice? submitted by /u/2moms1bun to r/OpenDogTraining [link] [comments]

I’m wondering if anyone has any wireless electric fences they have used that work good to recommend? I have two shepherds and need one that will cover at least 3 acres and will keep them in even if they see a deer! submitted by /u/Equivalent-Box4244 to r/germanshepherds [link] [comments]