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1. Troubleshooting

ADDITIONAL PARTS

18ga Underground Fence Wire (500 feet)

Boundary Training Flags (50 ea)

The figures on p.18 are indicated for a rectangular layout. Actual

flag/wire requirements may vary depending on the layout you've chosen.

You will want to keep a signal field (area where the dog will receive

stimulation) at least 6-8 feet on each side of the wire.

In addition, your dog will keep 2-4 feet away from the signal field, so an

overall signal field of 8-12 feet is preferred. Avoid making passageways

that are too narrow (i.e. along the sides on a house) or your dog may

hesitate from using them.

Tools

To install your

Phillips screwdriver and a wire cutter/stripper. If your layout calls for the

wires to be connected across concrete, you will also need a caulking gun,

exterior silicon caulk and a circular saw with a masonry blade for cutting

the pavement.

, you will need a flat-edge spade,

Creating a Neutral Zone in the Boundary

You must create a neutral zone from the fence transmitter, to the

beginning of the fence. Your dog will be able to cross over the

without getting stimulation. Start by twisting the two

pieces of fence wire so they are braided (see diagram), from the beginning

of the neutral zone area to the end. Braiding the two wires will interrupt

the signal of the buried fence, thus creating an area for your dog to cross

without getting stimulation.

To braid the fence wire, hold the two wires side by side, and twist them

around each other. This can also be done by securing the two wire ends in

the opening of a drill and letting the drill twist the wires for you. The

tighter the wires are twisted, the better the signal cancellation. A braid of

approximately 16 twists per foot is recommended.

Burying The Fence Wire

IMPORTANT : Before starting any digging, contact your local phone,

gas and power companies to locate any other buried services. The

boundary wire does not have to be buried to operate.

For protective measures we highly recommend the wire be buried about

3-4 inches underground. Begin by digging a 4-inch deep cut where the

wire first enters the ground near the transmitter and continue around the

path of the loop wire. A 30- to 45-degree angle cut made with a flat-edge

ADDITIONAL PARTS