Invisible wireless dog fences just don’t work. Studies show that they fail nearly 30% of the time. Nearly a quarter of our customers are dog parents that initially tried to use an invisible electric fence – only to find out that it didn’t work for their dog. At low levels, the shock is too weak to stop your dog from leaving your yard to investigate nearby wildlife or another dog, and at high levels, the dog may become scared or aggressive. Learn more about the dangers of invisible wireless fences and shock collars. Additionally, consider your dog’s behavior and energy levels when choosing a fence. Highly energetic dogs, for instance, are more likely to chase after rabbits or other animals, and an invisible fence won’t stop them. This often leads to frustration for both the dog and the owner. Moreover, a physical fence provides true freedom for your dog to play safely within your yard while giving you peace of mind. Unlike invisible fences, a physical barrier effectively prevents hazards, such as stray animals or neighborhood pets, from entering your yard. Thus, investing in a physical dog fence not only ensures the safety and security of your furry friend but also addresses behavioral and environmental factors that invisible fences simply cannot.