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Dhkoenig
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oh cool idea! I emailed the company to ask if you can turn it on and off and that will be another great question! I think we have an invisible fence that we barely ever use that runs around the coop/run so I might just take their collars and wave them over the line and put flags to remind them "you can't go here"The dogs will probably get shocked once or twice, and then leave the fence alone.
You will need a strong electric shock to deter the bear.
But if there is a way to adjust the level, you could let the dogs have their first shock at a lower level, and then set it to bear-level. (I have no idea whether electric fences have adjustable levels of shocking.)