In-Ground Dog Fence Front Yard Installation
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In-Ground Dog Fence: Planning A
In-Ground Dog Fence: Planning A Front Yard Installation
There are three options for laying out your In-Ground Fencing System for front yard coverage.
Front Yard Enclosure #1: Twisted Pair With A Double Loop
This front yard installation uses twisted pair wire to carry the signal out from the transmitter, located inside the house, to the signal boundary. The signal connects to one side of the twisted pair wire, runs around the yard, doubles back, and connects to the other side of the twisted pair. The wire must form a loop from the send to the receive terminals of the transmitter which is why it must double back on itself in this way.
Front Yard Enclosure #2: Double Loop, No Twisted Pair
This is similar to the previous example, but we have eliminated the twisted pair wire by placing the transmitter on the side of the house. The wire needs to run twice around the yard so that you form a continuous loop from from the send to the receive terminals of the transmitter. Important: the fence will broadcast always from the signal wire. If the transmitter is located inside the house and your dog is wearing his/her electronic collar, there is a possibility that your dog will receive a correction when approaching that part of the house. Place the transmitter with care, and take the fence collar off your dog when not needed.
Front Yard Enclosure #3: Single Loop And Around The House
This option eliminates the double loop of the previous examples by continuing the fence around the back of the house. It is not necessary to place the transmitter at the back of the house to achieve this, it can also work with a side-located transmitter. Although it seems simpler, there are some challenges to using this layout. If the fence runs too close to the back of the house, your dog may receive a correction while inside the house, if he/she is wearing the fence collar. Because the fence runs along the entire back of the property, your dog will not be able to get out into the back yard while wearing the electronic collar. On the plus side, this layout does use less wire, and the fence boundary can be out to the edge of the property, because there is no inner loop, just the single circuit of the yard.
Compare The Three Front Yard Enclosures
Front Yard Electronic Fence Layout #1 Twisted Pair + Double Loop
Advantages
Fence enclosure is precise (no chance of correcting the dog when inside the house) because signal is carried to the boundary by the twisted pair wire.
Disadvantages
Uses more signal wire due to the need to form a continuous loop. Inside boundary is set a minimum of 6 feet in from the edge of the property.
Front Yard Electronic Fence Layout #2 Double Loop, No Twisted Pair
Advantages
No need for twisted pair wiring because of the placement of the transmitter.
Disadvantages
Uses more signal wire due to the need to form a continuous loop. Inside boundary is set a minimum of 6 feet in from the edge of the property. Possibility of dog receiving a correction while inside the house because the signal is broadcast directly from the transmitter (no twisted pair).
Front Yard Electronic Fence Layout #3 Single Loop, Around the House
Advantages
No need for twisted pair wiring because of the placement of the transmitter. Uses less signal wire because there is only one loop. Fence boundary can be out to the edge of the property.
Disadvantages
Dog may receive a correction while inside the house, because the signal is connected directly to the transmitter. May also receive a correction when close to the back of the house due to close proximity of fence wire. Dog could receive correction exiting the back of the house.
There are three options for laying out your In-Ground Fencing System for front yard coverage.
Front Yard Enclosure #1: Twisted Pair With A Double Loop
This front yard installation uses twisted pair wire to carry the signal out from the transmitter, located inside the house, to the signal boundary. The signal connects to one side of the twisted pair wire, runs around the yard, doubles back, and connects to the other side of the twisted pair. The wire must form a loop from the send to the receive terminals of the transmitter which is why it must double back on itself in this way.
Front Yard Enclosure #2: Double Loop, No Twisted Pair
This is similar to the previous example, but we have eliminated the twisted pair wire by placing the transmitter on the side of the house. The wire needs to run twice around the yard so that you form a continuous loop from from the send to the receive terminals of the transmitter. Important: the fence will broadcast always from the signal wire. If the transmitter is located inside the house and your dog is wearing his/her electronic collar, there is a possibility that your dog will receive a correction when approaching that part of the house. Place the transmitter with care, and take the fence collar off your dog when not needed.
Front Yard Enclosure #3: Single Loop And Around The House
This option eliminates the double loop of the previous examples by continuing the fence around the back of the house. It is not necessary to place the transmitter at the back of the house to achieve this, it can also work with a side-located transmitter. Although it seems simpler, there are some challenges to using this layout. If the fence runs too close to the back of the house, your dog may receive a correction while inside the house, if he/she is wearing the fence collar. Because the fence runs along the entire back of the property, your dog will not be able to get out into the back yard while wearing the electronic collar. On the plus side, this layout does use less wire, and the fence boundary can be out to the edge of the property, because there is no inner loop, just the single circuit of the yard.
Compare The Three Front Yard Enclosures
Front Yard Electronic Fence Layout #1 Twisted Pair + Double Loop
Advantages
Fence enclosure is precise (no chance of correcting the dog when inside the house) because signal is carried to the boundary by the twisted pair wire.
Disadvantages
Uses more signal wire due to the need to form a continuous loop. Inside boundary is set a minimum of 6 feet in from the edge of the property.
Front Yard Electronic Fence Layout #2 Double Loop, No Twisted Pair
Advantages
No need for twisted pair wiring because of the placement of the transmitter.
Disadvantages
Uses more signal wire due to the need to form a continuous loop. Inside boundary is set a minimum of 6 feet in from the edge of the property. Possibility of dog receiving a correction while inside the house because the signal is broadcast directly from the transmitter (no twisted pair).
Front Yard Electronic Fence Layout #3 Single Loop, Around the House
Advantages
No need for twisted pair wiring because of the placement of the transmitter. Uses less signal wire because there is only one loop. Fence boundary can be out to the edge of the property.
Disadvantages
Dog may receive a correction while inside the house, because the signal is connected directly to the transmitter. May also receive a correction when close to the back of the house due to close proximity of fence wire. Dog could receive correction exiting the back of the house.
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