Does this work if you dont have a fence to attach it to?
1356160
Basically yes. The idea is to give a minor shock to the animal so it is a deterrent from going close to the wire. I have the wire on the posts, as instructed, with the idea that it would keep beavers out of our yard. It has worked good but you have to be careful in putting up the wire not to leave openings where animals can move through without going near the wire. So i had to redraw my line and put the wire up to cover all areas that the beaver would walk through. Since then, the beaver has never been back in our yard. However, I have seen rabbits jump over the wire so you might have to do a double wire for other animals. It doesn't bother the birds. For some reason it seems to be keeping the deer out of the yard also but the moose doesn't seem to be bothered by the wire. I'm not sure i answered your question?
1356161
You should not attach this to a fence. It comes with its own set of poles that you attach the wire to. You can order additional poles (or make your own, with PVC pipe) if you need more.
1356162
This kit includes PVC fence posts that can be used to create the fence that will contain or keep out the intended animal.
745662
Yes, you will need to provide some sort of barrier to contain it. It does not have to be a full fence. I have used small stone pavers and 1 foot high garden fencing. Also it will turn around if it hits pavement or a walkway so you can use those features of your yard to contain it's wandering.
276970
I installed this using staples under my front porch to prevent Barn Swallows from building mud nests. It comes in a roll so, yes you would need to tie the netting to stakes or posts to secure it.
2253498
In my case I have digged it. Could not tell you if it is the same to attach it to an existing fence. Good luck.
470267
I think it would attach to a chain link fence-although I have not tried it. The bracket on the back that holds the bowl is 2 1/2 inches, so the bracket should fit across the links.
1808098
I would say yes. Keep in mind that the fence is not that tall. The fence poles go down into the ground which makes the fence pretty sturdy.
1181216
Sure. Put a big nail in the fence and hang it. Forget the suction cup. If the fence is wrought iron, use an "s" hook. Your hardware store has them.
978000
Due to the cold weather getting the best of me, I didnt get to install this fence in. I will install it asap so I can train my dogs. You might want to check with either the manufactuer or someone who has used it. Sorry I couldnt help.
2149754
Yes, for sure, however that seems like a huge waste of wire. There must be a more efficient way to do it. You can do a double wire (spaced 5' apart) across the area where you have no fence, then twist the wire and go directly back to the house where - you don't need to twist it and follow the fence all the way around. Also, if you're using "Yardmax mode" the dog can go right up to the wire without the warning going off. In some cases, you can't use that mode, so it may not apply to you.
1206326
Not really. I use it stretched from end to end on my deck to barricade my mini pigs, but I tie it, at each end, to the railings and tie down the bottom. This keeps it from falling over
352567
Not sure what you are asking. We installed ours as a prefence to our wood fence. It works well...dog doesn't get near it. If your dogs jump on fence it should work.
1573299
I think it would work fine. This is a very sturdy fence, especially for two small dogs.
1170066
Most likely. You would be best to attach to pickets or fence frames top and bottom.
231861
I can't reply with authority but my experience indicates that if you have a fence that rides on a square type of rail it will work. The installation is straight forward and requires a few holes and attachment to the back side of the rail and it very simple to calibrate to zero.
991712
It's exactly like any regular electric fence so it should work with wire, rope, tape or whatever you want to use...so long as it conducts electricity. This thing is really great and I'm very happy with it. Despite having a relatively small solar collector it sure seems to store enough electricity to easily do the job. In the end the most important thing is to make sure nothing is shorting-out. I've noticed if the wind is blowing and a fresh green leaf gets on the wire, it can conduct enough electricity so you keep hearing a "clack" as the voltage jumps...but this can happen with any system, just keep objects clear.
1565832
No, it is meant for a deck rail, where the top of the fence would have some depth. (If you love the idea of this planter you may be able to rig something to support the planter.)
1569972
there is a hole in the bottom approx. 1 1/2" in diameter. you can insert a pole in the bottom and attach the pole to the fence