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Can I install an electric dog fence in a townhouse?
I live in a townhouse, and would like to install an electric dog fence. Does the underground wire have to loop the property, or can I make it surround the 3 sides of the backyard?
4 Answers
- Nekkid Truth!Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I might be wrong, but I think in order for an electric current to work, it has to loop and connect somehow?
"Remember that the wire must make a loop. In other words, you can't dead end with an unattached wire—it must complete a circuit from the transmitter, around the area you wish to protect, and back to the transmitter again. "
http://www.gooddogfences.com/plan-dog-fence-instal...
You dont have to loop around the entire property.. you can just loop it around the area you want your dog to have access to.. but it must make a loop for the electric current to work.
- ColaLv 61 decade ago
You should be able to make it work; the only issue is that the wire has to make a loop of some kind. You can do it by having it double back over itself along the perimeter, or you could simply circle the yard including on the 4th edge.
- 1 decade ago
u bury the wire in the ground and yes any point ur dog can get out needs to be in the perimeter
- Anonymous1 decade ago
yes as long as it attaches to to back of the house,and the yard is blocked off in the perimeter