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Originally Posted by 968rz
A friend had the wireless underground system and he told me that the dogs need to be trained where to stop first before using the"shock fence", otherwise it will not work. (so I was told)
And, as noted once they are through nothing stops them going further. If chasing something hard and fast enough it only takes seconds to go past the fence so the shock is almost a non-issue.
How about one of those long overhead leads that the leash slides along, those can be rather long if I remember right.
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A friend had one of the buried and her dog learned if it ran it would only get a brief shock and it was free. The wireless transmitter style continues the correction until they are back in range or until the 30 second time limit is up. These work by
not shocking as long as they get a signal. One they are out of range of the signal the correction occurs.