LG>shoot the dog as well. Didn't enjoy it, but had to do it. My dog is 
ither
 LG>in the fence, or in the house. That way, I'm sure that he is not damaging
 LG>any one else's property. Just a *little* common sense tells me that I if
 LG>I claim to care for an animal, any less would be cruelty on *my* part, 
ot
 LG>on the part of the person forced to shoot him because of his destructive
 LG>behavior.
 JD> Larry, have you had any experience with underground electrical fences 
 JD> for controlling animals?  I am especially interested in if I can set 
 JD> one up around my yard for my cats, and a larger one around my property
 JD> for my dogs.
Joe, I can't say that I have any experience with an underground fence for 
either cats or dogs. All I know from are the ads that I have seen. Most of
them pointed out their effectiveness for Fido, but I don't know if there has
ever been a fence, electronic or otherwise, which would contain a cat with
wunderlust. Just one more reason I'm a dog owner, I guess.
... Kamikaze instructor: "Watch closely, I do this only once"
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