Thank you for sharing your experience with invisible fences. While your setup has worked well for your Australian Kelpies, it’s important to note that experiences can vary greatly depending on the dog’s breed, temperament, and the specific conditions of the environment. The effectiveness of invisible fences can indeed be around 70%, as reported by several sources. This means that for many dogs, particularly high-energy or prey-driven breeds, these fences may not be as reliable.

Moreover, invisible fences do not provide a physical barrier, which means other animals can still enter your property, potentially putting your dogs at risk. Additionally, the shock mechanism can cause anxiety and aggression in some dogs, as highlighted by experts.

For those looking for a more secure and humane solution, we recommend considering a physical dog fence, which provides effective dig, chew, and climb protection without relying on electric shocks.

If you have any further questions or need more information, please feel free to reach out.

Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s great to hear that your buried fence has been effective in keeping your four dogs within the boundaries for over a year. It sounds like you have a well-functioning system in place.

While buried fences can be effective for many pets, some owners find that a physical barrier offers additional peace of mind and security, especially in areas with potential external threats like wildlife. Our dog fences provide dig, chew, and climb protection, ensuring a comprehensive solution for keeping your pets safe.

If you’re ever considering adding an extra layer of security or exploring other fencing options, we’d be happy to help. Feel free to reach out with any questions!

Thank you for your question. According to various sources, invisible wireless electric fences are reported to be about 70% effective. This effectiveness can vary significantly based on factors such as the size and temperament of the dog, the strength of the fence’s transmitter, and the layout of the property.

Dr. Ivana Crnec, DVM, highlights that while invisible fences can work for small or low-energy dogs, they are often less effective for high-energy or prey-driven dogs [SafeWise] [Pet Lover Guy]. Moreover, these fences do not provide a physical barrier, leaving your dog vulnerable to other animals entering your yard, which can be particularly concerning in areas with wildlife such as coyotes [Pet Playgrounds].

For a more secure and reliable solution, you might consider a physical dog fence that offers proven dig and climb protection, such as those provided by Pet Playgrounds.

I hope this information helps with your decision-making process. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

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Yes, it would. I would recommend a 6 foot tall MAX Strength kit for your dog.

Yes, it does. The reason is because our fence is incredibly flexible which prevents any dog from actually getting a grip in the first place. The top of the fence flexes any time the dog tries to climb, the bottom of the fence is made out of metal and mesh, which is how dogs that can bite and chew through other fences are stopped.

It does. The reason is because of its flexibility. Dogs can’t get a grip to climb. When they try the top of the fence flexes so prevent climbers from actually getting over.

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