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If you have pets and a yard, it's time to consider what's sometimes referred to as an electric pet fence, and the best place to start your search is by understanding the different types available. Here, we'll discuss how a pet fence works, how they compare to traditional wood or metal yard fences and the difference between in-ground and wireless pet fences. After reading this article, you will better understand how pet fences work and how they can help your pet safely enjoy your yard.

How a pet fence works

The two types of pet fences we will focus on are in-ground and wireless; both work by creating a boundary that interacts with a receiver collar worn by your pet to let him know where the boundary is. For pet fences to be effective, you must do some basic training with your dog. The training is pretty straightforward; when your dog approaches the boundary, he will...

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