dog containment systems are essential products where pet owners are concerned for many reasons that will be discussed later. Such a system is composed of electronic devices, the transmitter placed in the middle of the containment area, the proximity sensors and the collar around the dog’s neck, used to keep the dog or other pet within a specific area, through giving it different types of aversive stimuli, like warning beep sounds and electric mild shocks. This happens when the dog attempts to cross the invisible boundary set up around the desired containment area.

As in the case of the Pavlov’s reflex, the dog will associate the disagreeable sensations provided by the aversive stimuli with the need to cease its attempt to crossing the invisible border of the electronic fence.

Until now, millions of pet containment systems have been bought by pet owners of different breeds. We can count among the benefits of these devices some like:

• Your dog will have better protection against road accidents, animal run-ins and other possible mishaps borne of being outside a designated safe area. You will be able to avoid the costs, either financial or of other kind, of such accidents by simply using these electronic devices. This happens in two main ways. When the pet tries something you did not allowed it, the collar will firstly emit a warning beep for both the dog and you, and you have the time to stop its action.

When the dog will hear the sound, he will remember a shock follows and will stop. The dog may chose to ignore the warning beep, but then a mild electric shock follows and he will stop. You dog will then not go into the road in the line of passing cars or not be engaged in fights with other animals. You must train your dog to come inside the house when the beep sounds or when the shock delivers its mild force.

Don’t be afraid that your dog will receive too many shocks, usually one is enough for them to learn this safety lesson because they are very intelligent animals. Different dogs need different levels of the shock intensity, as they have particular sizes and natures.

In addition, you can adjust the intensity level as the training of your dog progresses, until he stops at the warning sound. For example, during the initial stages of use, you can set the shock at its maximum setting and then lower it to the minimum setting when your dog has been trained to respond to the beep alone.

You don’t need any more classic dog containment systems, like physical fences. Keep in mind, too, that these physical fences require maintenance expenses including additional real property taxes, which is in contrast with wired and wireless electronic systems known colloquially as invisible fences.

The wireless electronic systems are portable and adjustable to any shape of the restraining area. Install the transmitter inside the containment area, the sensors around it and the collar on your dog’s neck.

These dog containment systems make pet owners peaceful about their pets being safe when there are away from home.

There are different types of dog containment systems. They firstly warn the dog. Your dog is safe when you use a type of dog containment systems.