how does is keep the dog containted over the driveway area?
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go to lowes homedepot and buy a blade to cut concrete or masonry for your skilsaw and a bottle of crack filler for whate ever type of material your driveway is made of. cut a line about 1 inch down. lay your wire into the cut and then pour into the cut the the crack filler. It will take longer to go to the store and buy what you need than it will to mak the cut and fill it. My 2 dogs know exactly where that wire is and will not cross it. I have had my syetem in the ground now for a year and a half. The control box did die about a year after i nstalled the system. i called up the company told them what was going on they agreed that the box had failed. I had to send in the box to them they fixed it for free. i paid for the shipping to them they shipped it back for free. i had a collar go bad they had me send that in and they repaired it and sent it back, that was a year ago and so far so good. My dogs run free on 2 and a 1/2 acres and are outside 24/7 the system does work. just keep an eye on the battery levels. dogs are smart and figure out when the battery is low and then they are off for a joy ride. I purchased recharagble battery's and I just swap battery's out about once every 3 or 4 weeks. i hope this helps
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I just ran it in one of the normal grooves the concrete guys put in your driveway and then covered it with a tube of gray concrete filler. That was 7 years ago - still works. Just make sure you don't cut it with your edger!
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It doesnt. This product never really work, and it stopped working altogether after only two months. My aussie is dead (hit by a car) and I paid $360 to get my other dogs out of the pound. Please, spend the extra $200 on the petsafe brand. It works! Just run the wire down around the end of the drive and back up.
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No, this is why I bought it. I stretch it out in front of my garage door to keep my dogs in. I've had it a couple years and keep it outside and it's wonderful!
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depending on the type and size of dog you can have this trash can against the wall and attach some weight or weights to the metal wall spacer or just tape it to the back as you won't see it, and also use a rubber grip mat underneath to keep it from sliding, anyways good luck! We have to do the same thing as our dog likes to nudge everything around!
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We use it outdoors in a covered awning. It works quite well. Our dog loves it.
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You can park on it but its made to catch drips. I had to buy some double sided carpet tape to hold it down. But I used it in my driveway outside. And it comes rolled up so you have to get something to hold it in place. Its very thin so if you use it outside I would tape it down.
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Mine is underneath a covered patio and occasionally I bring it out into the middle of the yard. I suggest you store it underneath an area out of the elements during the winter months if you want to keep it looking nice.
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You can put the cover up and it zips all around. The only way they would get out is if they would claw holes in the netting. What I did with my dog is first I would push him around in the house(the wheels were new and clean)Then I took him for short rides around outside. Now that he is use to it I take him for long walks in the park. He is only 4 lbs and I do not want to let him walk too far.
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It's a Velcro removable piece. When removed outside if the dogs haven't figured out how to crawl beneath and escape, they could enjoy some grass and still be safely contained... The top is zippered.
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Yes I did set it up upon a driveway, just use some kind of weight to hold it down,
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I have a gravel driveway and I just tilt it a little so it doesn't remove the snow all the way down to the gravel. Otherwise it will throw the gravel, which does happen once in a while.
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We recommend keeping the dogs from the are when applying the spray. Once it has dried the dogs can be left back in the area.
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I'm trying to remember, as it has been a few months since I've seen it. It's in my garage, and there is a lot of snow in front of it. What I do remember is that the cover is canvas however it has a very sturdy bottom. I put a pillow in mine for extra comfort and put 3 dogs in it, which 2 are about 20 lbs and one is about 10 lbs. They all seem to enjoy themselves while in it. Hope this helps.
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It isn't designed for indoor use as the dog probably could not enter the room or house with the unit on. It is made for outdoor use and when it's working correctly it is perfect for keeping them inside the barrier. The area covered is way bigger than a couch!!!!
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There is a rigid plastic door cover that will snap onto the inside or outside, depending is you want to keep the animal in the house or outside.
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You could wrap it around a tree but my dog runs around and gets herself tangled up around posts or trees. I bought a long screw-like post that I put in a hole in the ground that I filled with concrete. I have a black lab that likes to chase rabbits and squirrels. She hasn't pulled it out of the ground.
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It's a small fabric 'house' -- it would offer no protection for a dog outside. I guess it's made to take places for an inside dog who likes a little hiding spot.
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We have a back yard that is a fair slope. There is no problem with containment. We keep the unit inside the garage to protect from the weather, but the hill is out back of the house and he has gotten the shock when he gets too far from the unit and now won't try it. The only time we have an issue is if the battery in the collar gets weak.