Do wireless dog fences work for all dogs?
Wireless dog fences do not work for all dogs, but they can be very effective for many. Some dogs may be too stubborn, reactive or adventurous to respect the invisible boundary. Also, some yards may have a shape or terrain that makes it hard to create a consistent and accurate boundary with wireless signals. You will need to train your dog to understand where the boundary is and ensure he does not ignore the corrective signals issued by the collar before leaving him unattended with a wireless fence.
Do I need to dig to install a wireless dog fence?
You do not need to dig to install a wireless dog fence. The boundary on a wireless dog fence is created by radio or GPS signals, not by underground wires. The transmitters communicate wirelessly, so there is no need to bury any wires in your yard. The only thing you need to do is to plug in the transmitter, adjust the boundary size or shape and train your dog to respect the boundary.
How do wireless dog fences work?
Wireless dog fences work by using radio or GPS signals to set an invisible boundary for your dog. To set one up, simply plug the transmitter in and the fence will set up either a circular or custom-shaped boundary of your choosing. To use a wireless fence, your dog will need to wear special collar, which will receive a signal when your gets near the edge of the boundary. The collar will then beep, buzz or give a static correction to tell your dog not to go any further.