Fence Dog Sign

Fence Dog Sign
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Are there people that post up Beware Of Dog signs just to scare people?

I've lived in my current neighborhood for a little over 7 years now and since then, there is a house down the street from mine that has a sign over their front fence door that says Beware Of Doberman. I have never seen nor heard ANY Dobermans from that house, but they do have two chihuahuas that bark endlessly when people walk by. Remember, I've lived in this house for over 7 years and I walk by EVERY week.

I have known some people who put that sign out and the dog will lick you to death. I also know many people who have put out the signs and the dogs were vicious. I think it's really 50/50. You usually see them if there is an invisible fence and such

I thought I could talk to you about fences for dogs and the best one you can get. You really do need some sort of boundary for your yard to tell the dog that they can only go so far. I wish I could let my dog go free and run around where they want, but they just don't understand the world that they're living in. For some reason, dogs are drawn to the road and they just want to hang around it and cross over to the other side to see what there is. You need some sort of fence around the perimeter to tell them that they can't cross this point and I'm going to show you the best one.

I've experimented with this personally with my dog and I came to a pretty quick conclusion. I first got a regular fence installed. Something that was made of wood and strong. The dog couldn't see on the other side of it and I thought this was a good thing. The last thing I wanted was the dog to think they could easily cross the boundary if they wanted to. The problem was the dog would jump up, bark and scratch the fence. They really didn't respect the boundaries.

I later got an electric fence and this worked much better. This allowed the dog to see outside the boundaries, so they never felt the need to bark at everything they heard. They also respect the fence because it would give a very light shock.

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