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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We have one that was already installed on our two acre lot. My lab minds it perfectly. My Great Pyrenees couldn’t give a shit about it. It really depends on the dog. 
I have accidentally shocked myself and have no qualms about using it. It’s like getting shocked in the winter but ten times that, however it’s over super fast. My dog got out from the fence once and I took it off so he didn’t get shocked on the way back in. Walked right through holding it in my hand like a dumbass! It wasn’t bad and it was in my bare hand versus his hairy neck. [/quote]

[b]They don't get shocked on the way back in anyway. That's how they work.[/b][/quote]

I’m that poster and it definitely does shock when they come back in. Ours is older but it shocks anytime the boundary is crossed. It’s invisibke fence brand. [/quote]

PP you are quoting. We have a new Invisible Fence. It does not shock us or our dog on return. I think it is because there are two wires (as mentioned by you? someone else? up thread).

The logic is you need to get your dog back inside the boundary without fear of being shocked for returning. It works pretty well. He went outside 2 times and we got him back inside BECAUSE he wasn't shocked again. This was all explained to us when they installed it.[/quote]

I was only responding to the responder who said they didn't shock on the way in (indicating I was not being truthful).  It's a nice feature and I understand the logic, but that's just not how ours is, and would not be worth replacing for. [/quote]

Yes, that was me, same poster. We've almost managed a conversation which is something new for me on DCUM.[/quote]

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