If you have a problem dog, one way to fix them is to pay for one-on-one consultations with a pet expert or book them into a boarding kennel which will train them for you, but both of these can cost a pretty penny.
Other options for common problems, such as roaming dogs or nuisance barking, are dog containment systems (dog containment fence) for wandering dogs and stop barking collars for dogs with excessive barking.
DOG CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS
Properties that are inadequately fenced are great for dogs that like to wander through the neighbourhood. Sometimes the dog digs under a perfectly good fence, escapes through an open gate or the property can be far too large to fence well enough to stop a dog wandering.
Dog containment systems solve these problems by having a wire that runs around your property line or smaller defined area on large properties. This creates a dog containment fence (it can be buried as well) and a FM radio frequency is then run through the wire with a receiver attached to your dog’s collar.
The collar beeps when the dog comes close to the wire and gives them a harmless stimulation if they don’t stop. Dogs aren’t completely daft – they soon learn to wander the fence line at just the right distance so they don’t get stimulated by the collar. Many people find they can remove the receiver after a while and their dog still stays within their perimeter line.
STOP BARKING COLLARS FOR DOGS
Nuisance barking during the day or night, sometimes can’t be stopped even with training, long walks before you go to work and lots of toys to keep them busy during the day.
Stop barking collars for dogs are similar to the dog containment fences. When your dog barks the sensor on their collar beeps and if they don’t stop barking, gives them a stimulation after 30 seconds. Continual barking within 30 seconds gives them an increasing level of stimulation. As with the dog containment systems, they learn very quickly that barking after a beep is not very clever.
So if you want more information on dog containment fences or stop barking collars for dogs, call 1300 130910 or check out our contact page on our K9 Collars website.
Other options for common problems, such as roaming dogs or nuisance barking, are dog containment systems (dog containment fence) for wandering dogs and stop barking collars for dogs with excessive barking.
DOG CONTAINMENT SYSTEMSProperties that are inadequately fenced are great for dogs that like to wander through the neighbourhood. Sometimes the dog digs under a perfectly good fence, escapes through an open gate or the property can be far too large to fence well enough to stop a dog wandering.
Dog containment systems solve these problems by having a wire that runs around your property line or smaller defined area on large properties. This creates a dog containment fence (it can be buried as well) and a FM radio frequency is then run through the wire with a receiver attached to your dog’s collar.
The collar beeps when the dog comes close to the wire and gives them a harmless stimulation if they don’t stop. Dogs aren’t completely daft – they soon learn to wander the fence line at just the right distance so they don’t get stimulated by the collar. Many people find they can remove the receiver after a while and their dog still stays within their perimeter line.
STOP BARKING COLLARS FOR DOGS
Nuisance barking during the day or night, sometimes can’t be stopped even with training, long walks before you go to work and lots of toys to keep them busy during the day.
Stop barking collars for dogs are similar to the dog containment fences. When your dog barks the sensor on their collar beeps and if they don’t stop barking, gives them a stimulation after 30 seconds. Continual barking within 30 seconds gives them an increasing level of stimulation. As with the dog containment systems, they learn very quickly that barking after a beep is not very clever.
So if you want more information on dog containment fences or stop barking collars for dogs, call 1300 130910 or check out our contact page on our K9 Collars website.
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