Question: Fencing.

[Jadapit]

Bri, I dont want to sound like a know it all but I did a ton of research on pit bulls. I read those fences dont work very well for them because they have such a high pain tolerance that they just ignore the shock and run right through it. Of course it may not be that way with Roxy but I wouldn't want to chance it IMHO anyway...

[Iilo]

I know many dogs that ignore both the beep and the shock, no matter how strong it is. And these dogs don't have as tough a neck as Roxy does -- I'm talking like an 8 year old Brittany just ignoring the shock and running miles away from home.

Personally, I prefer the chain, it's simply safer.

[Zippy]

Bri How do you get your landlord to let you have so many pet????i wish my landlord was that nice.

[I_luv_rusty]

How do you get your landlord to let you have so many pets????

Seriously... why does everyone fight with her? If that was suppouse to be rude. She doesn't even have that many pets.

[Zippy]

Bri i am not rude i was wondering because my landlord isn't that nice about pets.

[I_luv_rusty]

no not rude i was wondering because my landlord isn't that nice about pets

Ohh sorry...

[Zippy]

Ohh sorry...

it's ok sorry if i confused anyone

[cyber-sibes]

The suggestion about welded wire is a good, probably one of the cheapest ways to fence. The dogpark uses split wood beams & chicken wire. We've thought about doing that to enclose a really big area, maybe 1/2 acre...someday.

We fenced off a large area by putting sections of fencing between our out-buildings. We used pre-built fencing sections that are nice because we can move them really easily....so of course, they are pretty expensive, too.