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Lainaloo
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Lainaloo

Female Join date : 2011-11-15
Location : Enterprise, AL

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PostSubject: Atka's jumping situation..   Atka's jumping situation.. EmptyMon Jun 25, 2012 7:45 pm
The other day Atka jumped the fence to play with the THREE loose dogs that wondered up to the fence.... Super. We've been talking about getting higher privacy fencing but now I'm thinking it's a must BUT we have a huge yard so brand new fencing right away is not realistic. We have a perfectly fine standard 4' chain link. Is there some attachments I can add to it instead?
Is there some kind of training technique I can use to keep him from jumping? I was out there when he did it and I yelled NO so my presence and command didn't phase him.

Another thing, he jumped the inside gate earlier today. Neutral
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hollywoodhuskies

Female Join date : 2011-07-24
Location : Los Angeles

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PostSubject: Re: Atka's jumping situation..   Atka's jumping situation.. EmptyMon Jun 25, 2012 8:11 pm
Hi Laina! How is he jumping, does he put his paws on the top and propel himself over with his feet? If so, you can add homemade coyote rollers to the top - tutorial : http://www.huskycamp.com/security.htm.

Or add some chain link "lean in" at the top so he can't get over the top.
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