should this stop my dog from chasing chickens?
1299470
yes but you have to see him start chasseing chix and zap him if he goes after them and you don't see him wont work until he is trained
1299471
You have to train. When the dog starts unwanted behavior, correct him verbally. If that doesn't work, use the whistle. If that doesn't work , use the vibrate. If that doesn't work, zap him. Do these in order. Eventually, he will respond to one of t he first 3 and you won't have to shock. Mine now responds to the whistle most times
1299472
Didn't stop my pit bull from chasing geese. It really depends on your dog what works for some may not work for others. Unfortunately you'll have to try it to find out.
1299473
It might. It did not stop my dig from jumping the fence. But it did keep my cousins dog from wondering too far off on the beach.
1014127
It won't keep the chickens in but its pretty good at keeping intruders out. The chickens hit it occasionally but don't seem to understand what it is.
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I wouldn't use this netting for that purpose. The Chickens would likely become entangled in it.
595140
Hi, I don't know much about chickens behavior but when our puppy was 12 weeks and 4 pounds she was able to move the pen by jumping on the sides. The pen was on a non slip pad and she still moved it. She was also able to jump on the door and loosen both screws and open it. Hope this helps.
487031
I don't think chicken will work. The Manners Minder comes with 2 wheels with different sized holes to dispense the rewards. It really works best w kibble
827100
No. That would be a danger in pinning the pet between the door and the frame so it doesn't. You would probably need some other product to keep that pet away from the door.
608180
One of my chickens managed to force her way under it and then couldn't find her way out - it's quite stretchy and would require a lot of stakes to really be secure at the ground. Smaller birds do get tangled pretty easily. I'm going to switch to a heavier netting.
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I believe it would hold chickens safely however I had dogs it and they were able to chew holes in it and get out.
625743
If it is an animal that pecks, then no, I dont believe this would work as a suitable barrier for that. //
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I would be afraid to use it with chickens since it is poison and it says it should be around live stock ponds etc
609128
the spacing on the wires is small enough to keep chickens in. Don't believe a 15lb dog could move it unless it was sitting on something slick. It can be anchored in the ground with the long pins that come with it.
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You could as it is coated to keep the animal from tearing. But to fence in a yard would be expensive. What not use chicken wire? make sure it is down in the ground some.
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I do not know about chickens. I live in a fifth floor apt with balcony and my review reflects that the birds coming to my feeder were not deterred by it at all.
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If you are talking about stopping your dog from leaving your unfenced yard, I doubt it. It will probably make him leave. If you are talking about stopping a dog from entering your yard (leaving the neighbors unfenced yard), probably. I chase the neighbors dog out of my yard with it all the time.
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It worked on my chicken and deer problem. I would expect it to work on skunks. If you have a specific area to defend it should be effective.
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the short answer is "No". We got this to keep a skunk from bothering our chickens. Neighbor's cat visits the chicken pen regularily to hunt for mice.
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Hi Tara. My shep/rottie mix did the same thing. However, when I place her ball between the flags, she will not approach. I only use my electronic fence to protect my garden and saplings, which my puppy loves to uproot and chew on. However, the electronic fence keeps her from doing this. Do you have the e-fence turned up to its highest power?