NJ Pets Stay Safe With The Hidden Dog Fence

Winter time in New Jersey can mean increased risk for pets to try to run away due to colder weather and shorter walks.  NJ residents can protect pets with a hidden pet fence, installed underground to safely contain pets within a designated area.   www.NJHIDDENDOGFENCE.com

A DogWatch underground pet fence protects dogs from straying by transmitting an exclusive SafeLink® FM radio signal through a buried underground wire installed around the client’s yard. A lightweight waterproof receiver worn on the pet’s collar picks up the signal.  When apet gets too close to the boundary of the underground dog fence, an audible warning reminds dogs or cats not to cross. If the warning is ignored — rare after training — the collar emits a mild stimulation.

Mr. Wasilishen says, “Install before it is too late.  We get so many calls from pet owners who have previously lost their pet and now want to keep their current pet from running away as well.  Usually after a pet’s first attempt to stray, we get the phone call.  But owners shouldn’t wait.”

Hidden pet fences are not electric and are perfectly safe for all breeds of cats and dogs.  The DogWatch pet fence is one of the best in the industry, with the fastest the fastest reaction time in the pet containment industry, less than one eighth of a second (.125 second).  If a pet challenges the boundary, the receiver reacts before he reaches the wire, not while traveling over it.

More information on the DogWatch by Pro-Dog is on their website.    www. NJHIDDENDOGFENCE.com

Tags: hidden pet fence, invisible dog fence

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