How I Easily Installed an Invisible Fence on a Saturday | Part 1 

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Wow you're beautiful!!

Hey Terry how did you make out? I'm about to get one. Sadly I'm a 25+ year Telco vet and electrician. So I'm nervous that I am going to over think this lol

I did not have any problems with the wiring portion. It’s all the digging I hatted. My wife helped me with covering up the trench after I laid the wire. Pushing the wire into the ground wasn’t as easy as I thought. So I dug down about three inches and about two inches wide. Make sure you wear old pants or have on knee pads. My knees were raw for two days after the work. But anyway, we have our beagle in the area and seems to figure out where not to play. Have fun. P.S. please don’t have your wife help. Things will go a lot quicker.

@@bigbluenationsmith2489 lol Thanks! I'll bribe the Young adult/squatter/college students living with me and leave the wife inside. She's too good at barking orders 🤣 anyways PS The squatters are my kids. Thanks again.

I feel for you brother. Fortunately my two girls are grown and live in different cities. but for the longest time my cell phone was more like an ATM machine. I was serious to about the spouse issue. I’ve always told her she would do really well in the military.

Us too, the twisting tip was so helpful! They want 700 to install at my parents house, no way, not after this video!

The short answer is yes, but just be mindful you will have to remove the the dogs collar if you put her in the car if you crossed over the driveway, at least that what I would imagine. I'm going to find out tomorrow when I fire up my system. So, just something to ponder.

You can attach it to a fence but i wouldnt attach it to the top. It might create enough distance on the bottom for a dog to get close and dig out. Attach it towards the bottom, it will beep when they get close so they wont attempt to jump or dig. But be careful when you weed wack!

@@high_fructose_corn_syrup I thought about the weed walking part but not the dog digging out! Thanks for the feed back!

@@tksts37 you're very welcome 🙂🐶❤

If you aren’t trying to cancel the signal then they need to be separated into their own trench

I'll jump in here, I'm putting one in also. They hv to be couple ft apart or the wires will Cancel the other out. Similar, to twisting the 2 wires together...

Yes, 95% sure that the wires' magnetic fields created as current flows through them can cancel each other out. The collar detects this field to work.

@@spamcan9208 thanks, for some reason I thought these where using some kind of R.F. wich had me confused about confused about laying lines on top of each other. Unfortunately invisible fencing wouldn't work with the shape of my yard. Already in the works to put in a visible fence.

@@PopularAggression I think some might actually use a radio frequency but companies like to be vague about the specs, which is annoying.

DEEERRRPPPP!! Moron...

I saw one of the manufacturer videos (can't remember the company) say that you can rent a saw that cuts asphalt and make a cut across, bury the wire in the slit and then caulk over it with driveway sealer. But double check everything I said because it's possible I missed something or said something wrong.

In our sport dog manual it shows a walk behind asphalt/concrete cutter machine. I would think a concrete blade on large grinder tool would work, like the kind of grinder if you had to fix plumbing encased in concrete. Both should be available from either a Hope Depot, building supply centre, or machine rental shop.

It was mad tv, not SNL, but yes he is like a low key version of the UPS guy.

Ass

lol he said it was 90°F in the description.