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Re: [PyrNet-L] underground fencing
In a message dated 12/28/99 7:52:50 PM Pacific Standard Time,
srwhitney@earthlink.net writes:
>
>
> There have been weeks of discussion on anorther list I'm on about a sweet,
> gentle, 3 year old Wolfhound who was stabbed through the thigh and stomach
> (with a butcher knife while laying down), exposing her intestines, because
> she
> left her invisible fenced property to chase a neighbor's cat. She lay
> bleeding
> for a day, afraid to return to her property and died from her wounds the
> next
> day after she was found and surgery to save her was unsuccessful.
>
> Stephanie
Oh my gosh! That's AWFUL!!!!
I appreciate the feedback. I do want everyone to know that IF we decide to go
with the UF, we will use it only when we are home and watching the dogs. It
would be a way to have them off leash in our yard. I also have a chain link
dog run with a 6 ft fence and in general, my 2 dogs are house dogs 99% of the
time.
I will say that I hear horror stories about dogs getting out of even
conventional fences. In fact, my parents spent an obscene amount on a 6 ft
privacy fence -- wood -- for their dogs and then tried EVERYTHING after one
of their dogs kept figurig ways out. They added hot wire, rock fill below,
etc. The dog still gets out regularly.
Katie
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