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Old April 20th 05, 08:34 PM
Alison
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"hanson" wrote in message
oups.com...
Peanut, my cat, learned to beat the invisible fence that I installed

in
my yard. He was using it for about 2 years with no incident.

Peanut
did not seem to care that he couldn't get out. Then I turned down

the
"power" a bit, so he would have a slightly bigger area to enjoy.

Well, the new "power" setting worked fine for a few days. But then

he
somehow learned to escape. I think he would just run through the

shock
area... and once he got outside, he was fine.

The real problem is that I turned the power back up, but Peanut can
still escape. And I don't think training him on this system again

will
help.

I am considering purchasing something like this:
http://store.yahoo.com/comfort1st/petinfenpiff.html

...which can not be escaped from. Do you think it will be difficult

to
re-train him? I know very little (i.e. nothing) about cat behavior.
All I know is that I am honored that Peanut allows me to commune

with
his graciousness. My master thanks you for your contribution. :-|



If your cat escapes IV then it will escape this. It's based on the
same principle and gives a static electric shock . Also this type of
fencing doesn't stop other animals getting into your yard. have you
thought about using a mesh fence? (Friendly fencing)
Alison