Re: Keeping dogs out of perennial beds

> Might have a problem with that narrow of an effect.  If the Dog is to close to the wire when it is "shocked" it might end up jumping onto the other side of the wire. I believe that is why they set the radius to around 6 feet.

I know that they make some that keep shocking when the dog is too far too
(based on a transmitter that's mounted at a central location).  You'd think
they could do something like that -- if it shocked and then the distance
from the transmitter increased, it'd keep shocking.

Oh well.  I never really liked the idea of shocking Romeo anyhow.  And he
has so much fun running!  

Maybe a small wire fence will do the trick.

Chris

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