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Hi Everybody,
I've heard some of you talk about buying new vehicles to transport your beloved BMD's.
Well, after the discussion of the IF I just wanted to let you know what my husband
and I decided. We'll move (is there no thinking rationally when you want a BMD)!
We were kind of thinking
an
IF, then they deffinately should hear the bad bad xperiences as well as
the good. I am simply stating my experiences so that others can make a
well informed determination on which type of fencing is best for their
needs.
- Denise
Michigan USA
Nancy wrote:
Subject:
RE: Invisable Fencing
From:
Nancy
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Berner List
Subject: Re: [Fwd: Invisable Fencing]
Nancy,
When I lived in a development I used IF on my Mel who was attacked by a
stray Rhodesian Ridgeback that walked thru the IF. This stray,
purebread dog, lived eight miles away in a different city! I do not
denounce
Hi Everyone
I have never used an invisible fence but our Tory who came to us at 4
1/2 years old (she is now 8 1/2)was trained on an ivisible fence as a
puppy. I doubt if she even wore the collar for more than a few months,
but she did respect it and she is a very pain insensitive girl.
BUT
Hi all,
Following is another reason I do not like invisible fencing. Others have
already
stated some reasons they fail to keep dogs safe.
A friend in my local kennel club is frantically searching for her dog
(smaller terrier)
who has been fine within the confines of invisible fencing, until
Regarding invisible fencing. I do not have one, I have a physical
fence. I have almost 3 acres fenced - yes it is expensive and there is
maintenance, but I have piece of mind. Friends visit often bringing
their dogs over for a run off leach in a large, safe, fenced area. They
could not do
I had a friend that owned an escapee Beagle. He went
through the invisible fencing several times and one
day never came back. Very sad.
Rhona Vantine
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Hi All,
I'm throwing this out to you all in hopes that can help me. I am a PPO and have been
contacting breeders. The last 3 that I spoke with, when they found out we have an
invisible fence, in lieu of a regular fence, politely informed me that they would
not sell to anyone with an
Hi Susan and all,
I prefer not to place puppies in homes with invisible fences -
because it is a system that fails to offer the puppy any protection from
other dogs, kids, etc. that may enter the property and cause harm.
We got along just fine with our invisible
of the dog, intruders, and the dog's owner's liability are good
reasons for having physical barrier vs invisible fencing. However, I have
to admit, as a dog breeder, I also want dogs I breed ideally to have safe,
free time outside to be a dog without someone constantly watching their
every move.
I
I have a professionally installed invisible (radio) fence that surrounds
my 2+ acre property. I have trained both a berner puppy at 5 months to
the fence, as well as an adult berner. I personally have not had any
problems, no breakouts, and in fact, I still have many of the flags up
around the
and trained my
dogs thoroughly with it. I opted for it due to regulations in our
development regarding perimeter fencing.
It worked reliably with my Dane Sheltie, but my Samoyed never minded it
all that well. She had a lot of fur (like a Berner) and was very stubborn,
she would just walk through it when
My backyard has a multi fencing system that has always worked well for us --
there's a new chainlink dog yard (40x70') which I love, and the perimeter of
the greater than 1 acre yard is fenced with picket fence along the road
side, a thick cedar hedge between us and the neighbours to the east
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