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[junkman56]

No Kidding!!
They scare the h3ll out of me, glad there are none around here.
Hope you've got hot wire around your coop and run.

no hot wire

 

[aart]

Quote: Well, if they ever decide to tap into your chicken feed.......that's what you're gonna need.

 

[junkman56]

Well, if they ever decide to tap into your chicken feed.......that's what you're gonna need.

hopefully someone else got better food for him, lol... I never planned on anything like that when I built the coop, I will be considering a hot wire

 

[junkman56]

 

[junkman56]

this is not my dog at the chicken coop




http://vid762.photobucket.com/albums/xx270/junkman41/IMG_0003_zpszlclcjdp.mp4

 

[aart]

this is not my dog at the chicken coop




http://vid762.photobucket.com/albums/xx270/junkman41/IMG_0003_zpszlclcjdp.mp4

Looks like it's wearing one of the invisible fence collars.

 

[junkman56]

Looks like it's wearing one of the invisible fence collars.

yes it is, I know where he lives, so I went over and told the owners their invisible fence is working , the dog been on video two nights in a row. visiting the coop, hungry for a taste of chicken I guess

 

[speckledhen]

yes it is, I know where he lives, so I went over and told the owners their invisible fence is working , the dog been on video two nights in a row. visiting the coop, hungry for a taste of chicken I guess

I know my own husband. If he saw your video, he'd be staying up one night to "eliminate" the dog, once and for all. I have not seen the two dogs I was having issues with since my husband pelted one with birdshot, then terrorized the other one until it scrambled over the fence in desperation. Hope those owners listen and save their dog's life. Those collars have batteries that need to be checked but folks neglect that, I think.

 

[aart]

Quote: Rather....invisible fence is NOT working?

I know my own husband. If he saw your video, he'd be staying up one night to "eliminate" the dog, once and for all. I have not seen the two dogs I was having issues with since my husband pelted one with birdshot, then terrorized the other one until it scrambled over the fence in desperation. Hope those owners listen and save their dog's life. Those collars have batteries that need to be checked but folks neglect that, I think.

Or the wire broke, or the collar is not tight enough, or dogs ruff is too thick, or pins are too short.
Had one of those once, had all those problems.....or when it was working dog just blew thru it, then wouldn't come back thru...lol.

 

[speckledhen]

Rather....invisible fence is NOT working?


Or the wire broke, or the collar is not tight enough, or dogs ruff is too thick, or pins are too short.
Had one of those once, had all those problems.....or when it was working dog just blew thru it, then wouldn't come back thru...lol.

Yeah, no kidding. I had that same issue with the dog nextdoor. They tried that invisible fence first. Either the batteries in the collar didn't work or he'd just run over the line and definitely did not want to go back through it and be zapped again. I just don't like those fences. One problem is that they require maintenance and attention from the owner. I feel like some owners just think, "Problem solved!" and forget about it. It doesn't keep dogs from coming into the yard and luring the collared dog out or some person coming onto the property and being possibly bitten.

So, lots of issues with invisible fencing if someone doesn't take care to be sure it's working properly. but these owners have apparently been told about their dog and we'll have to get an update from junkman to see if they paid attention. The bear would worry me, too! I just watched the movie, "Backcountry" from 2014 where a camper was eaten by a black bear then I come and see these pictures, LOL!