can these be used with an electric dog fence
2002556
I do not have direct experience using these staples but if you are talking about something like an "invisible fence" then there should not be a problem using these staples. What is more an issue might be the management of the grounds where you place the wire and staples. These staples are heave prone from winter thaw cycles and thus if they are not reset they might be an obstruction if placed in a lawn.
2002557
Yes, they are the same thing as what is sold for invisible fence anchors. The only difference is the price. These are way less expensive. I put an invisible fence in last year and since the ground was so wet from rain I decided to just lay it on top and anchor the wire with these staples. The grass has since grown over the wire and I'm able to mow over it on my riding mower without any problem. The staples are long enough that they secure the wire firmly to the ground and I haven't found any that have worked their way up yet. Use a rubber mallet rather than a regular hammer and space them no more than 3-4 feet apart. Also, your dog fence wire is insulated so these staples won't cause a problem shorting it out.
2002558
The staples are not insulated so they could possibly have a negative effect with your electric dog fence. Probably best to call the dog fence installer and see what they advise.
1228005
I would imagine they would. I had an invisible Fence before I got the wireless one and still have the invisible collars and have check and they all appear to be the same, except for the batteries. We've gotten additional dogs since we received the "fence", so am going to have my daughter check the invisible collars with the wireless fence before the babies get much larger. Would save a whole lot of money if they do. The batteries from the wireless fit the invisible collars as well. I got the wireless because the invisible went out and we got a rebuilt from the manufacturer, it didn't last very long either. Have had wireless longer than the two power packs (or whatever you call them) did totally.
458758
You would not want to use this fence on these dogs. First, the collars are made for 8 lbs and over, second they would not connect properly. There really is not a fence made for a dog 3 - 4 lbs, they all start at 6 lbs and up which would be the petsafe little dog fence (wired).
526075
I have the Sport Dog SDF-100A fence and this collar works with it. I believe it will work with most Pet Safe in ground fences.
663544
I have the Petsafe underground fence these collars fit the transmitter exactly. I'm sure you could make another hole if you heated up a punch and it would burn thru, this collar is a better quality collar than the one that came with the fence.
2197198
Yes. I used these for connecting wire that I used to run an electric dog barrier. They have been exposed to rain and snow with no failure. Highly recommend these connectors.
1641645
I don't believe that you could attach these to a wire fence. They need to be placed on a piece of half inch plywood at least this size in order to support your weight. Then this needs to be attached to a wall into the studs. Hope this helps
332190
I doubt it. The device on the collar is pretty large. And the electrode are 1.5 to 2 inches apart. Seem big and heavy for little dog.
572809
yes, I attached mine to a chain link kennel fence. There are holes in the back to run a wire through to attach to the fence.
758931
I don't think it would work. The fence would cause the control panel to draw too much current and overheat, in my opinion. I would suggest you get several opinions though. Thanks, Don
1277856
I don't see why not ? The back attachment should attach fine to a flat piece of wood. You'll probably need to stick a flat peace of this wood trough your wired fence (I assume?)
1332607
I am sorry, but I don't know the answer to that question....the fence we bought is working great for both of our dogs along with this unit, but I really don't know...you would have to call the manufacturer of the one bought most likely....good luck!
110076
I don't think so. I use it for an electric fence around my garden. It hooks up to wires.
1179897
Lisa, I have wondered the same thing. I don't see why not, since my dog that uses it only weighs 6 lbs.! My only concern with a cat would be leaving them unattended with a non-breakaway collar on. I have known people that have successfully used the "other" name brand underground fencing with cats. The collar looks to be about the same size.
295226
I wouldn't know the answer to that for sure - but would not hesitate to use with an invisible fence. This is not an electric type mechanism but rather one of kinetic energy - thus based on the dogs movement...as they move they create body energy and the tag works to keep critters away...not related to any electrical devices etc. I believe on the Shoo Tag site you can reach out to them and there are FAQ's, I'm sure they can clarify 100%.
1530009
Yes. You cannot use a standard surge protector because there would be no place to plug the fence wire into a standard protector. This protector has saved me once in the past year, it protected the fence when we took a direct hit. The surge protector was fried but the system was fine. Petsafe replaced the surge protector free of charge. It sucked paying $30 (now I see it is $21) for this, but I would definitely recommend this device for your system.
1052991
I don't know for sure about the electric fence--the purpose of this is to keep a car or similar battery charged so it doesn't go dead while vehicle is idle for extended periods. I keep a car in FL 5 mos out of the year and use this so I don't have a dead battery. I can't see this powering a fence--nor keeping a 12v auto battery charged against the output to charge a fence. Not much help, I know. Good luck with this.