Invisible Fence For Large Dogs

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My name is Angie and I joined Invisible Fence® Brand in 2013. My present role is Certified Pet Trainer, I additionally work the storefront once in a while. I am very keen about animals and I love what I do. I even have 3 4 legged pals of my very own, Buzz, Sasha and Ripley. Matt has labored for Invisible Fence Brand of Central PA since 2017. In his free time he likes to spend time with his son, fiancé and dog Ruger. Keep in thoughts that the upper you set the level of shock, the brighter the pink gentle will flash.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/k_E6SnZgMD0 Use the collar testing software that came with the fence or a coin to release the old battery and install the new one. After putting in the new battery, we advocate performing one other test of the collar to make sure it’s working correctly. If you need to save battery life, take the collar off and power it down, or remove the battery when your canine is inside.

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The biggest downside with this invisible dog fence is that there's a measurement limit, and for our greater canines we skilled consumer error and found that giant breeds blasted straight via the fencing. We had been impressed on the versatility of this invisible canine fence and the greatest way it works with multiple dog collars for a quantity of purposes, each indoor and outdoor. Here are a few of the advantages of invisible fences for canines versus utilizing physical fencing. Homeowners have to be cautious when they're doing yard work near their above floor invisible fence because it’s very simple to wreck. This is very essential when they are utilizing a lawnmower or weed eater.

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Similarly, you'll find a way to plant lovely vines around the fence to create a beautiful sight. Tall plants are the best way to cover an unappealing fence. You have a choice of kits - Small, for backyard beds and properpties up to 1 Acre - Or Large for properties from 1 Acre to 50 Acres. As a German Shepherd proprietor, it’s greatest to avoid any sort of digital fencing or chain hyperlink fencing. Tall steel fencing may be sturdy sufficient to keep in a German Shepherd but will supply no privateness. Overall, a solid 6-foot privacy fencing made from wood or PVC goes to be the most effective kind of fence for a German Shepherd.

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I’m inside doing dishes while grown men repel from trees with chainsaws and run machines that could turn a human body to pulp and bone splinters.  I call the doctor and schedule appointments, go grocery shopping, shuttle kids from event to event, but at least I carry a big black shepherd and a Ruger everywhere I go. I cook dinner, try to keep the kitchen clean (Misty would say otherwise), iron…

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One of last blog I published here came after a ton of contemplative thought processing, and I must admit, a bit of bitterness about the condition of the internet and social media. Over the years, I've really gone back and forth about this. For the most part, I'm hardly on the internet at all these past years. And really, I don't miss it... But I do miss the creative outlet and sharing snippets of my life with those I love and those who love us. So I'm back and I'm going to bullet point a few highlights from the years prior to catch you up to the now!

2016: We moved to a little retreat on top of a mountain in Camarillo, nestled on a lemon avocado ranch. When we signed the lease, we told our darling old man landlord "this'll do til Idaho!" which at time was a 5 year goal for us. We loved our time in this little piece of paradise and made some amazing life-long memories here. Cherished deep in our hearts.

2017: We brought home our Rhodesian Ridgeback baby, Birdy and our first husky, Leto into the family. Spent so much time at the cabin in Yosemite that Summer, and later that year we welcomed our second born child, little miss Nova Jean.

2018: Honestly, we played A LOT this year! From swimming and hiking, to shooting and exploring, road trips all over California while dreaming up a new home somewhere. In the end of the year that became a reality for us in what felt like an instant when we closed our chapter in Camarillo and opened a new one in the North Idaho Panhandle. We purchased a tiny little 70's mobile home in the center of town and began our newest adventure. We said "this'll do to we buy land!" which at the time was a 5 year goal. How fun it was to start our life here in the beginning of Winter.

2019: We got to know our community and new neighbors, walked everywhere, grew in our church family, swam our hearts out in the lake and made unforgettable memories everywhere we went. We came up continuously amazed by how wonderful every person we met was. Our first year here in Idaho was breathtaking.

2020: We welcomed our 3rd addition to the family on valentine's day, little boy Rigel Everest, our forever valentine! What a precious and truly outdoorsy little guy he is. Our children really are our hearts delight. We had lots of family visit us this year, lots of fun on the lake and having bonfires in our yard. So many evening walks to the park or quick sunset dips in the lake.

2021: We did a ton of renovations on our little mobile home during our 2+ years dwelling in it but particularly early this year. Watching it change was such a treat, but yet, Tyler and I hold some beautiful fond memories of our first Winter in that little vintage home and miss it even... Snug and warm by the heater, twinkly lights strung up everywhere cause we had no lamps (and basically no furniture either since we gave dang near everything away in the move lol!), just the two of us so in love and beyond happy. In the mid spring we found a 6.5 acre plot of land quite a bit out of town and up into the rural mountains (with no wifi and only decent cell service during the wee hours of the night!) and prayerfully decided to sell our mobile home, only to become full time campers on our land. The first 4 months we truly were camping in our pop up camper, doing lots of projects around the property but more so spending every minute we could on our boat, lost on the lake. Tyler got his CDL and went hard at building a resume for it. He amazes me with his hard work and determination. So proud of him! It pains me still to say, but we lost our beloved boy Leto and still ache over this. Late Summer we purchased a nice and spacious 2bedroom travel trailer and moved in for an undetermined amount of time. It has been challenging at times, but most of all, a total blast and an immense blessing. We love this tiny home. We brought home our lab Mazey, German Shepherd Ruger, and husky baby Sergeant to the property. They are mostly working dogs who keep strange things off the property, but they are much like family too and keep every single day here quite interesting.

2022: Here we are! Enjoying spring after a HARSH Winter in our new home in a snow belt! Doing lots of land clearing, burning, planning and hoping for the best amongst some pretty wild times! We completed our the first set of building plans for a 900sqft cabin to be built on site B of our land. Lord willing this Summer, hopefully! These plans are so special to us as we designed them based on the family cabin in Yosemite. We're also putting in a park, building a little section for chickens and a garden, hoping to start plans for a shop and the big house for site A next. It's a ton of work, more than I ever imagined to be honest, but it's been such a blast and the fruit of our labor has been abundant. We are truly blessed and so thankful to be where we are.

I plan to publish blogs as often as I can and share photos and updates with those who want to follow along! Please feel free to comment below if you want to or have been trying to get in touch with me.

Writing is something I just love to do and even have to do. It's a part of me and often flows from somewhere within me I can't fully reach, unless I'm writing. I'm truly looking forward to sharing more of my heart now, at 31 years young, with you all.

Lots of love.

xo- Franci

King really loves snow! Normally, when he runs with the other pups at daycare, he’s got this prey drive/pursuit vibe, but here he was prancing all through the snow and was just so genuinely having fun! He would have gone on for hours if it were up to him!

(I’ve gotta move a little further north so he can enjoy himself more often, hm...)

Ruger and Wasson, two housemates that came to board for a week

I loved them both, such funny personalities the pair have. Ruger thinks he’s a squirrel and climbs everything. Wasson acts shy at first but than wants to jump into your arms when you see her! Hope they come to visit again ☺️

Was feeling good yesterday ☺️

Wearing a Mickey sweatshirt from elementary school so that’s cool

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the goodest boy of them all, ruger !!! he’s a purebred german shepherd. he’s 7 years old but still acts like a puppy!!! loves attention to the point where he’ll follow you and lay on your feet if you stop petting him! 11/10 good boye

Also shameless self post look at my new puppy he is precious and i love him

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I needle felted this mini german shepherd from a photo a friend sent me, then surprised him with it. He said, “It looks like Ruger!” (his pup) lol

( Also I’m just saying but if Cynthia fell for Chrom Doppleganger and Bandit Leader Ruger going ‘yep, im definitely Chrom’ and gesturing to his assorted bandits and ruffians going ‘ and these are def the Shepherds’ )

( She’d probably fall for Grima Literally-Sharing-Avatar’s-Body going ‘... yep I’m Chrom’s tactician. You got it. Come along  with me now. Where you totally won’t be murdered/brainwashed/thrown in time baby jail’ )

( Cynthia is so smart in a lot of ways, but man is she super naive coming out of the Bad Future. )

Brought Odin to the dog park for the first time today. Odin and Bodie got along fine Ruger on the other hand 😳. He looked like a shepherd husky mix that was about 75 lbs and decided to attack my buddy. Mid lunge I grabbed the dog by the throat and held him until his owner could grab & leash him. O was fine and definitely learned a couple of lessons today, luckily he wasn’t traumatized by the whole thing and it ended with him and the other dog playing. On the way home I told Odin “just like people sometimes dogs can be dicks but we’re family and family always has each other’s backs”. He responded by trying to gnaw on my shifter so I think he gets it, lol.

He did try and follow the other dog so he’s either brave or suicidal.

Oh no I just saw a pic of a German Shepherd pup and it's big ears reminded me of Ruger because he never grew out of them.. I hope he's okay and has lived a good life.