Monday, December 12, 2011

Dogtra EF - 3000 Gold Dog Fence Review

!±8± Dogtra EF - 3000 Gold Dog Fence Review

The Dogtra brand makes a lot of training equipment for sporting dogs. They have one dog fence system called the, the EF-3000 Gold. The Dogtra is the only rechargeable in-ground system that allows you have independent correction levels for each dog, so is a good choice if your dogs are of pretty different temperament or size.

Box Contents

The Dogtra collar is a little on the chunky side and looks dated but does the job. Avoid using this on dogs over 20 lbs. The collar has been updated from the previous version to use a lithium polymer battery. It has a much better life span than the nickel metal hydride battery it replaces. We find these get you 3-4 weeks of charge and take two hours to recharge.The collar has five correction levels, and vibrates as well as beeps to warn the dog that they are too close to the boundary before giving the dog the correction. The vibration feature is great for older dogs that are hard of hearing. The correction levels are set on the collar which lets you set an custom correction level for each dog on the system. The collar comes with long and short probes and these plastic no shock training probes.

Transmitter

The transmitter on the Dogtra can do up to 40 acres. It has the basic controls - an on/off switch and a boundary width dial. There are two wire ports for the boundary wire loop. And a third wire port for you to ground it directly if there is a grounding stake nearby. Don't worry if there isn't, you can use one of the optional lightning protection modules to ground the wire using the ground connection in any three prong power socket. The system comes with the standard 500 feet of18 gauge boundary wire,50 flags and two waterproof splices.

Conclusion

This is a good system. But at this price point, I think the Innotek 4100 has it beat. The collar on the Dogtra is significantly bigger and the Dogtra doesn't have the features like the battery backup, collar fit and the indoor / outdoor pods.

There are a few situations where it has the Innotek beat. First if your dogs can't hear very well, the vibrate feature here is really useful. Second, if your dogs are very different sizes the ability to set the correction level for each dog independently on the collar make this a better choice. Third, if you need more than the 25 acres capacity on the Innotek, the 40 acre capacity on this unit make this the one to get.


Dogtra EF - 3000 Gold Dog Fence Review

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Petsafe Extra Transmitter for the Petsafe Wireless Fence System

!±8± Petsafe Extra Transmitter for the Petsafe Wireless Fence System

Brand : PetSafe | Rate : | Price : $170.99
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Expand your wireless fence. This extra wireless fence unit can be used to expand your limits of your existing Wireless Fence System. Set up overlapping cicular fields to give your pet greater room to roam. Requires use of a PIF-275 Wireless Fence Collar (sold seperately)

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Thursday, November 10, 2011

Food Dogs Should Not Eat

!±8± Food Dogs Should Not Eat

Many pet owners like to feed their dogs scraps from the table as a little treat. In most cases, this habit will not lead to any serious health problems. However, there are some foods that a dog should absolutely never eat because they can lead to serious issues and, in some cases, even death.

Some people believe that it is a misconception that dogs cannot eat chocolate but, in truth, chocolate is actually very dangerous for dogs. The caffeine in chocolate acts as a stimulant and can cause their hearts to beat irregularly or accelerate, which can lead to seizures or cardiac arrest. Chocolate also acts as a diuretic and causes severe diarrhea and vomiting. If someone even suspects that their dog may have ingested chocolate, they should take them to an animal hospital immediately.

Another food that many people do not realize can be harmful to dogs is onions. Onions are particularly dangerous because they cause a breakdown in the red blood cells of the dog, which means that oxygen will not travel properly throughout their bodies. Symptoms can include vomiting and diarrhea, as well as loss of appetite, exhaustion and fever. If someone has fed their dog onions before and has not had a problem, they should be aware that these symptoms can develop over time if a dog continues to eat onions.

There are some dog owners who are less than responsible and think that it is funny to feed their dog alcoholic beverages such as beer. This is a terrible idea because the body of a dog is not equipped to process alcohol. As a result, dogs are very susceptible to alcohol poisoning and even a small amount of alcohol can lead to serious digestive problems or even death.

Bread dough is also a human food that can be very dangerous for a dog if they eat it. Since it is so soft, dogs usually swallow bread without chewing it and then their body heat causes it to rise. This can lead to severe bloating and vomiting. In addition, the rising action of the bread can create an alcoholic by-product which is extremely dangerous for dogs.

In most cases, it is safe for a dog owner to feed their pet scraps from their table every now and then. However, they should be aware of what they are feeding their dog and the effect that it will have on their bodies. An occasional treat is fine, but there are some human foods that can have serious and potentially fatal effects on a beloved pet.


Food Dogs Should Not Eat

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