Let him watch you move the flag out of the way and replace the flag when you come back home and put his dog fence collar back on him.
My dog keeps running through the invisible fence.
Stay in the yard even after reinforcement of training you may need a stronger receiver collar.
When going on a walk you will need to enter and exit your dog fence in the same spot every time to not confuse the dog.
Every time your dog is escaping through the invisible fence they are likely getting shocked which is just not good for them in the long term.
We offer a stubborn dog receiver collar with higher correction intensity levels for wireless systems and one for in ground systems.
I had that system for my dog as a second electrical fence.
But then a month later he was escaping both fences.
My pet keeps running through the boundary.
Longhair breeds are at an especially high risk.
What you can try is to keep the invisible dog fence system running as normal but then to put the dog on a leash or a runner to reinforce the idea that they are supposed to be confined to a specific area.
This doesn t mean that you should abandon the use of your invisible fence.
Manufacturers typically recommend that these collars be removed regularly to prevent skin injury but even so dogs have been known to develop nasty wounds and infections.
Your second question was about if your dog breaks through the fence how do you get him back.
There are too many invisible fence brands so you should look for one according to the dog.
An invisible fence might keep the dog inside the yard but it won t keep people or wildlife out of the yard.
Finally make sure the collar is on snug so it really gets the shock.
So the safest thing for your dog is to get a real fence.
That s provided your husky is trained so well that no matter it won t leave.
Also invisible fences only keep the selected dog in which means other dogs and predators can get past the fence.
If a dog runs through the invisible fence he experiences a zap for just an instant.
Invisible fences are best known as a modern system that prevents the dog from escaping.
An invisible fence collar delivers shocks through two prongs that need to be in close contact with the skin.
For any dog the tranquility of being in a safe place will relax him so that he does not try to flee from your home.
I have a dog that will run through the fence on settings 1 to 3 and maybe even 4 but won t repeat it again when the setting is on 5 highest setting petsafe brand.
If that s worth it to him the fence is not going to work.
But it does mean that you need to sharpen up your strategy concerning the use of this device.
If a stray dog or coyote came in your yard and started fighting with your dog it would be forced to fight and maybe to the death if it could not get away.
Also you can turn up the signal on the fence so the area that the dog needs to get through is wider.
Make sure the boundary width is at least 12 feet to 20 feet wide.
There is a system that will continue zapping the dog for 45 seconds that might be effective.