According to the law, the dog owner is responsible of any damage or harm his dog causes. For this reason it's essential that you train your dog well and teach it to come on call. Dogs that don't have proper training tend to be erratic and wild. This is why most owners keep their pets inside their homes or dog houses for good. But this isn't the correct way to treat a dog. Dogs should also be unleashed at times and be given a chance to move freely and play around. But, it's still very important to be very attentive when you unleash your dog since there are things that could cause a dog to respond and react violently such as the presence of another dog, a female in heat, children running, etc., all of which can result to your dog making several damages. The immediate solution of most owners on this, is to keep their dogs on wooden or metal fences. But why go through the hassles and bear the expensiveness of that when you can have an electronic dog fencing system that can work more efficiently at a more affordable cost.

The principle of our electric dog fence lies in the use of wire that allows you to select and create the perimeter for your pet containment area. This wire is actually the antenna that carries the signal from a transmitter and is complemented by a dog collar which acts as a receiver detecting your dog's proximity to the wire and in turn produces a warning sound. Corrections are given to pets that insist to go beyond the perimeters to discourage them from doing so. A wireless dog fencing system uses a powerful wireless transmitter not only to create the "safe zone" for your dog but also to train them to follow.

Here at Dog Fencing 4Less, we can provide you state-of-the-art dog fencing systems that can replace your old school fence. An underground dog fencing, leaves you worry free of possible damages your dog can create to your yard or landscape. Our wide selection of electronic dog fencing systems present you numerous undisputable functionalities that you can’t experience from conventional fences. Our containment products are made with the latest technology and are highly efficient. Whether you like to contain only, train only or combination of both, the versatility of our dog fences can provide you optimum results. And this is what makes us the choice of most dog owners.

We also have an invisible fence that can be ideal inside you homes. Our indoor and wireless dog fencing systems do not use a wire, making it a great portable dog containment tool.

Please feel free to contact us for more information regarding our line up of electronic dog fencing units. We also have dog fencing specialist that can give expert advices and help you sort out the best fence system for your dog.

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A Brief History of the Dog: Based on DNA evidence, the wolf ancestors of modern dogs diverged from other wolves about 100,000 years ago, and dogs were domesticated from its wolf ancestors around 15,000 years ago, making dogs the first species to be domesticated by humans. Though it is still believed, and can be stated with some degree of certainty, that our relationship was one born out of necessity, no one really knows for sure why it happened. So it has become widely accepted that the dogs wanted shelter and a solid food source, and humans wanted companionship and protection from the wilds of nature. There are numerous dog breeds, and few basic breed types have evolved gradually during the domesticated dog's relationship with humans over the last 10,000 or more years, but all modern breeds are of relatively recent derivation. Most of the breeds are results of deliberate process of artificial selection. While encouraging desirable traits and discouraging others, breeders sought to create the ideal appearance or behavior, or both for dogs. Additionally, this was done to ensure that the dogs could consistently produce offspring with the same appearance or behavior. Mixing breeds produce good results, especially if done by an expert breeder. On the other hand, inexperienced crossbreeders can produce unwanted and disastrous results.