Showing posts with label Dog containment collars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dog containment collars. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 October 2015

How much do dog containment collars cost?

The cost of dog containment collars varies depending on where you buy them, but the K9 Collars containment system is one of the best and the most efficient in Australia.   

Everyone can put a different value on the same thing, but the value of keeping your dog safe on your property and away from harm is priceless to many dog lovers. That’s why when your dog wanders all over the neighbourhood, putting themselves in harm’s way or chasing and killing wildlife, it is important to fix the problem right away.

So when you are in the market for a dog containment collar, you should seriously investigate the K9 collars containment system for good value, flexibility and excellent customer support.

Dog containment collars are good value

You only need to buy this system once, as there are no ongoing monthly payments and the return in reduced stress and worry pays for itself the very first day. When your dog is running all over the neighbourhood, putting themselves in danger of being injured or even killed, and at the least becoming lost, anything that keeps them safe at home is definitely good value.

K9 Collars containment system is very flexible

You can run the containment wire around anything up to 200 acres and even more in fact. If your property is larger than this, just contact K9 Collars and they will customise a package for you. You can also contain your dog just on your suburban block or even keep them away from a veggie patch which they like to dig up.

Even better, you can take the entire system with you when you move. This makes it great for renters where the property is not well fenced and for home owners who don’t have to leave the system behind when they move.

K9 Collars have an excellent customer service        

One of the worst things is when you buy something and there is no follow-up customer support. The guys at K9 Collars are great and are happy to answer any of your questions and help you to fix up any problems.

So if your dog is a wandering gypsy, check out the K9 Collars containment systems and put all of your worries to rest.

Wednesday, 22 July 2015

How to stop your dog escaping from your property

If your dog keeps escaping from your property, then you really need one of the dog containment collars, which you can easily find by searching for dog collars online. Dogs that wander all over the neighbourhood not only endanger themselves by walking into traffic, but can also put other adults, children and animals at risk.

Wandering dogs can attack children, other dogs, wildlife, chickens and sheep, and just about anything can happen when dogs are unsupervised and unrestrained. So keeping your dog on your own property is not only the right thing to do for your dog, but also for everyone else as well.


The benefits of dog containment collars

 

Dogs escape from gardens and acreage for a variety of reasons, but the two main reasons are because the fencing is inadequate or non-existent. To be fair, large properties are very expensive to dog proof, but you can easily cordon off a smaller area around the house to keep your dog contained.

That’s where dog containment collars come in, because they allow you to contain your dog in large or small areas, keeping them safe and out of trouble. This is particularly important if your dog is aggressive, but even the more sublime and friendly dogs can harm themselves if they are left to wander.

How to use dog containment collars

 

These are very simple to use. All you need to do is bury a transmitting wire along your boundary line – this can be your fence line or a smaller area around a vegetable patch or around the house on a large property. Your dog then wears a collar with a receiver, which gives a warning beep if they come too close to the buried wire.

If they keep on going towards the boundary, they receive a static correction, which brings them up short. They will quickly learn not to approach the boundary line and will be happy to stay on your property. You can even put out little flags at the point where they receive a warning beep, so they can visually see where to stop and you can also give them voice commands at the same time.

So if you have a wandering dog, you can either perform a quick search for dog collars online or go to K9Collars and check out their dog containment collars for yourself.