ATC Invisible Wired Electric Dog Fence Shock Collar System--3 Dogs

don't waste your time or money on this. Its not worth it. line was thin and breaks alot. Shocked my dogs all the time even in areas where it should not have. Now my dogs are scared of going outside. Thanks for making my life a living hell.

Wire is very thin and breaks easily and didn't work when we buried it like instructions said. We ended up running our along the block wall. Battery covers on shock collars fall off easily. Has shocked the dog a couple times randomly when she wasn't near the wire, but has pretty much served its purpose and is a lot less expensive than other systems.

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most of all the or dills people are heaving is with the wire for this system its a every bad wire but i did some looking on line and came a cross some help full fact's

"Electric dog fences are most commonly designed with 20-gauge (thinnest), 18-gauge, 16-gauge, or 14-gauge (thickest) wire. 20-gauge wire is what you will find in most pre-packaged("do-it-yourself fencing kits"). Most professionally installed systems use the more substantial 14 or 16 gauge wire. Whether you're replacing a section of your existing fence or wiring your yard from scratch, you can easily find a relatively inexpensive and compatible wire for your project. Regardless of gauge, you should choose only a stranded or solid insulated wire rated for burial preferably polyethylene or plastic coated works best. You can find various gauges and lengths of Invisible Fence wire® compatible wire here".

so if you buy this system then you will have to get a new type of wiring here is some i found

("Twisted Wire

Used to connect your perimeter wire to the transmitter box and also to connect internal `no-go' zones to the rest of the perimeter without creating a boundary line (so basically anywhere the wire should not trigger the collar to issue a correction). Ready made pre-twisted wire is available and the best choice if you need a long length but you can also make your own. When twisting dog fence wire, you should aim for at least one twist for every inch of wire. Since twisting the wire will shorten the overall length you'll want to start with a piece that is about four times as long as you need the finished twisted piece to be. Fold the wire in half, secure the looped end to fixed point and then twist (to do it by hand) or tighten the two free ends in the grasp of an electric drill for quicker results. When the wire is twisted just cut the looped end freeing it from whatever you attached it to.

("Professional Grade Wire")

The initial cost of professional grade wire is certainly more than manufacturer grade wire. There are many benefits to choosing pro-grade wire for your dog fence. Professional grade dog fence wire holds up better to freezing conditions, sunlight exposure, contraction and expansion of the ground, water exposure and general wear and tear. The long term savings in time and replacement if you are planning on staying in your home for at least 4-5 years make the heavier duty pro-grade wire a much better investment.

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