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We all worry about our hunting dogs and their safety.  Concerns about what could happen if your dog was to escape from your yard and wander the neighborhood are normal.

Even the most well-behaved dog has the ability to create problems in your area, like hurting of killing other pets and animals, biting people, ruining other yards, and consuming trash and hazardous waste — or worse yet, coming home pregnant!

Many dog owners will put up a traditional wood or chain link fence to keep their pets safe. However, these fences aren’t always ideal. They’re not pretty to look at, dogs can get over or under it, and can cause the value of your home to decrease. This has a lot of dog owners looking for an alternative to allow their dogs to remain safe on the property and still have the peace of mind of knowing that their dogs can’t get into trouble.

Today, more and more responsible dog owners are electing to use an electric dog fence, which is designed to keep your dog safely in your yard.  Some people feel that these systems are inhumane because they correct your dog’s errant behavior by jolting him with a small electrical charge.  The fact of the matter is that these electric systems actually are designed to not harm your dog, instead they provide a ‘reminder’ that they are going into areas that they should not be going into.

These electronic dog fences are a blessing in disguise to dog owners who don’t want the unsightly “typical” fence.  The wiring is underground (just a few inches) and is all that’s needed to establish the boundary for your dog.  A transmitter uses the wires to emit a signal that the dog’s collar picks up when the dog is within the boundary.  Once out of the boundary (or attempting to leave it), the collar issues a correction in the form of a light shock—similar to the static shock you get when rubbing your feet on the carpet.  These transmitters and wires can be located anywhere eon your property that’s convenient for you and your dog.

The new Innotek fences have solved a lot of the technical flaws of original electronic dog fences. In the past, your dog would be able to continue through the wire boundaries after getting a small shock. However, the newer design will continue to send shocks slightly out of bounds, reminding your dog to head back, keeping him safe and sound.

Innotek electric fences also feature increasing levels of electronic stimulation so that you can set lower level shocks for when your dog approaches his boundaries. And for more stubborn dogs who go past the boundary, you can set levels of shock for a set range beyond the boundaries for added safety.

More new models from Innotek have rapidly made many electric fences obsolete.  Larger, more effective size and range for fence parameters are one big improvement.  Even the lower-end systems allow up to five acres of coverage while the top-of-the-line Innotek 2100D covers up to 25 acres!

Even options for multiple dogs are available with additional collars for use with the electric fence system.

Summary

The Innotek electric dog fence system offers:

1.  A humane way of training your dog to stay inside your yard

2.  Peace of mind

3.  Elimination of unsightly fencing

4.  Cost effectiveness

You can trust Innotek to keep your dog safe and within his bounds while allowing him to play in a yard of any size, and the best part is, your dog can stay out of trouble in your neighborhod!

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