Boundary Training with Invisible Dog Fence
Meet Ryan. Ryan loves dogs and grew up with two golden retrievers. As an only child, he considers them his siblings, roommates, and best friends. Golden retrievers are smart and always eager to please, making them the perfect companions for Ryan.
They are Diana and Princess.
Diana, at 2 years old, is the lively and entertaining type. She loves hanging out under the dining table and eagerly greets visitors at the door. She's super friendly, giving everyone a grin and inviting them to take a seat.
On the flip side, Princess, at 7 years old, tends to stay inside most of the time, probably due to her age. She comes out for food, bathroom breaks, and bath time. Princess showers Diana with motherly affection, and Diana happily reciprocates. These two best friends are playful and always ready to go along with whatever Ryan has in mind.
When Good Dogs Go Bad
Everything shifted when Diana became a mother to seven lovely pups. She got super protective and wouldn't let anyone, not even Princess or Ryan, get close to her little ones.
Since the pups arrived, Diana and Princess clashed like wild animals. There was this one intense moment when Princess bit Diana's ear, and Diana retaliated with scratches all over. Their figs kept escalating, turning into a daily thing. Concerned about their constant clashes, Ryan decided it was best to separate them before things got out of hand and end up hurting each other.
The Solution: Dog Containment System
Ryan didn't want to fully separate the dogs, he just wanted to establish some boundaries and give each dog their own safe space. His goal was to allow them to see each other and hopefully revive the special bond they once shared.
And with the pups, Dianna was first prioritized. They were stationed on the patio.
Princess, on the other hand, had her spot on the front yard, just across.
Given that Diana was nursing and had a whelping from the patio. To keep things in check, Princess was the one who had to stay contained.
A kit was set up along the patio border, and a collar was strapped on her.
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The Result
Princess, being the non-aggressive type, responded well to minimal correction with the installed fence. A great outcome – she never once crossed the set boundary.
Diana, on the patio with her pups, maintained a visible yet cautious distance from Princess. This arrangement seemed to reassure Diana that Princess meant no harm to her pups. On the flip side, Princess likely found joy in knowing her presence was acknowledged and visible to Diana and the little puppies.
Success is measured by the relationship built
Before long, the pups outgrew their whelping pad and began frolicking around the yard with Princess, while returning to Diana for milking sessions. Growing, the pups developed a maternal bond with Princess, mirroring the affection Diana has for them.
Diana, drawn by the joyous play, started crossing into Princess' yard. The separation became a distant memory as Diana and Princess, once more, became inseparable friends. This heartening reunion brought immense joy to Ryan, and the furry family was back together, happier than ever.