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By: Invisible Fence Brand on 10-10-16
“An electronic boundary fence with clear pre-warning cues does not impair the long term quality of life of cats." So concludes a team of specialists at the University of Lincoln, England. The study sets 23 e-fence conditioned house cats against 23 free roamers and finds the former remarkably free of chronic stress. For many U.S. observers this is a suprisingly glowing report, as the UK’s comparatively steep regulatory environment has yielded laws against declawing, ear cropping and tail docking in recent years. Read more...
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By: Invisible Fence Brand on 09-21-16
Most humans know dogs watch us for signs that their behavior is acceptable. But what happens when we fail to give our companions the direction they need? Certified dog trainer Rosalee Kaschel shares the secret to successful obedience training. And she’s not pulling your chain. Read more...
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By: Invisible Fence Brand on 09-12-16
Mild cases of depression and separation anxiety are common in dogs when the summer block party becomes fall house arrest. It may seem counterintuitive - but it’s more structure, not less, that your dog needs now. Read more...
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By: Invisible Fence Brand on 08-11-16
No, Invisible Fence Brand has never sold a “shock collar.” But our pet containment solutions do rely on a mild static shock that we call a “static correction.” Here’s 8 reasons why this doesn’t keep us up at night. Read more...
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By: Invisible Fence Brand on 08-02-16
Given their camel-like retention of water and gentile manner at the drinking bowl, cats don’t avoid dehydration so much as manage it. Here’s how you can help. Read more...