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Available Fence Choices

There are several different kinds of fences that you can choose from. The quality of the fence depends on a few things: What does the funds look like? How big and strong will the dog get to be? Does the area you live in have any restrictions in factory of the fence or are there any issues you need to think of such as gas or phone lines?

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The fences that attract the most eyes when population pass are those made of wrought iron, masonry, and wood stockade. These regularly cost more than other options. The fences that are beloved with those who are wanting to keep the cost down are chain link fences. Others that are nothing else but high-priced are out of the question for most population due to funds constraints.

An electric fence is also an option to contain your puppy. The electronic fence has a buried wire that goes nearby the area you want the pup to stay in and a collar that the dog wears. When the dog passes the wire he is given a shock. This will cause the pup to back up and speedily learn stay away from that area. This works well in areas that do not allow you to put a fence nearby the property.

There are warnings with this fence though, if the pup sees a cat or a car that they may chase it. They will be able to run through the area with a quick shock and when the chase is over they will not want to come back into the yard because they won't want to be shocked. This effectively shuts them out of their area.

The other microscopic problem with an electronic fence is with the space being left open the fence doesn't keep the pup away from strangers or other animals. While the dog cannot leave the area there is nothing stopping others from getting to your pup. If your pup is a microscopic territorial what ever enters could get hurt.

Other Fencing Details To Keep In Mind

If your puppy is real small right now they will be able to pass through some types of chain link fences. So you need to make sure that you get a fence that has smaller chain link. So they won't be able to pass through.

You also need to think about your dogs climbing skills dogs like Pit bulls can climb the fence and be out. Some dogs like huskies can tear the fence so you need to think about that as well. Other dogs that are nothing else but tall like Great Danes will be able to jump some fences. I have seen a Dane pup jump a six foot fence from a stand still.

A stockade fence or masonry wall may be the best option because your dog cannot see or been seen from the other side of the fence. With a stockade fence territorial problems in the middle of your dog and other dogs in the neighborhood are a thing of the past.

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SHOCK YOU LIKE AN ELECTRIC EEL