A dog’s instinct is to roam and explore, even if it means crossing into the neighbor’s yard, a city street, or a nearby creek. Traditional fencing may address the issue, but it’s not always a feasible ...

Years ago, my parents put in an invisible fence to keep our family dog from running away. The dog wore a shock collar for a while in order to get used to where the boundaries of the yard were located.

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What is a shock collar? Pets bring a lot of joy to our lives, but they also take a lot of time and energy. Well-trained and disciplined animals, especially dogs, lead consistently happier, healthier ...

After selling his military startup, Ken Solinsky used his tech expertise to build a smarter canine enclosure using GPS. For pet owners, it’s a new leash on life. Ken Solinsky wasn’t looking for a new ...

To Whom It May Concern, I am writing to express my deep disappointment with the service and pricing practices of Invisible Fence. I have been a long-time customer and, in the past, found the company ...

Invisible fences are an increasingly popular option for dog owners. While it is not for everyone, it tends to offer more space for dogs to roam, without the hassle and cost of having a physical fence.

Which invisible fence is best? Invisible fences, also known as fence containment systems, are designed to keep your pets in check without obstructing the beauty of your yard. After securing the ...