The Paw Print Blog

For many, fall is the best time to get outside. Even pets seem to have a little more zip in their step as the air gets cooler and the leaves start to change. Because of the great weather that comes with fall, it’s also the perfect time for DIY projects. And since winter is just around the corner, we've picked a couple of projects to help you and your pet deal with the frosty days to come and through the rest of the year.

Installing a Pet Fence

A safe way to let your pet enjoy more time in your yard is by installing an electronic pet fence. This is an ideal DIY project because an in-ground pet fence can be installed over the weekend, or you can choose a wireless pet fence that can be set up in just 1 to 2 hours. Regardless of which pet fence you select, the benefits compared to a traditional fence are:

• Lower cost
• Easy to install
• Low maintenance
• Won't block your view
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