Dog Fence Wire Layout - Duck Across the Front
If you have this question in your mind "How do I keep my dog on the backyard only?". Well here is the perfect Electric Dog Fence Wire Layout for you and your dog. There is 6 Dog Fence Wire Layout that we can show you and in this article, we will be talking about how to keep your dog in the backyard only.
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Duck Across the Front Dog Fence Layout

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Giving the dog the back yard – stops the dog running out of the front door
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Keeping your dog free to run around the back yard
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A great way to stop your dog from getting near the front fence
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Prevent your dog from running out of an open front door
It may be a bit tricky to get the wire across the driveway and the front of the house if there are garden beds, but if you spend some time securing it and making it invisible you will get great results.
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Right angles tend to distort transmitter signals so round up the corners when doing the wiring layout
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The wire should only have one single and continuous loop going back to the FM Transmitter
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When placing it over the garden and you don't want it to get caught up when gardening, you can bury the wire 1 to 3 inches below the ground
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Expansion joint allowance is a must
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We have wide options of electric dog fences that surely fit your dog types and different areas that you want to be safe such as garden beds, small property, large property, and even indoor property. Each type has its own distinct features that offer a great deal for both of you and dog.
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