www.invincibleservices.com How to locate a break in your invisible fence with the DFNA locator from Dog Fence of North America. Please note that I am not an authorized invisible fence brand dealer. This is the most economical true RF-null locator on the market and it often outperforms units costing 2 to 5 times as much. You can track and locate breaks in underground pet fencing wire out to 3000 feet in a single direction. Simple location process allows you to find the underground wire within a couple inches and even determine its depth. This unit can be used not only on invisible fence brand but also on all other brands. This unit has been field tested by Dog Fence and often out performed our more expensive commercial level units. This unit can be purchased at www.invincibleservices.com It just keeps getting better!!! We have recently upgraded our DFNA locator to increase the applicable distance it will locate on underground dog fencing systems. The new unit will transmit through as much as 3000' of wire in a single direction. After January 1 2012 the price will be increasing from 9.95 to 5.95 to cover the design improvements. Model number will change from 1016 to 1032. All units purchased after November 1st, 2011 are the new version.
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Avoid A Lawsuit - Don't Use An Invisible Dog Fence In Your Front Yard
A word of caution here; don't install an underground dog fence in your front yard. I have seen many homes that have installed these underground fences in their front yards. This is an amazing advancement in barrier construction and design, but it has no place being in your front yard. I like to take walks at night and have come across many homes that have viscous looking dogs standing in their yard. As with any dog, they snarl, bark, and growl every time I walk by the home. Some even like to sprint towards me as if they were ready to take a bite out of my a_ _.
As a property owner or renter, or whatever, it is your responsibility to maintain a safe premise. If I were to step into your front yard not knowing that a vicious dog was there, within this underground fence, and get bitten by the dog, I could sue. Most of these homes that do have their pet dogs fenced in the front of their yard do not have any warning that there is a potential risk of a pet.
If your pet must be in the front yard, perhaps a posted sign acknowledging that a dog is fenced in would help to reduce your liability. Always keep in mind that you must do your best as a home owner or renter to ensure that your property is safe in the event that someone steps onto your property. An ounce of prevention goes a long way in protecting yourself from a lawsuit.
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