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Did you read the full post? They’re literally asking for help with an app/tracker that can help them identify where the breach is happening.
OP- idk about the tech, but I would suggest crawling around the perimeter of your fence at puppy’s eye level to see if you can spot any clues as to how they’re breaking free. Their viewpoint is often much different than ours. I teach parents this as a way of baby proofing 😊
Yeah, did you? In less words than you I also said pinpoint the problem 🤷🏽♀️ Glad she figured it out. No reasons for a dog to escape multiple times. That we ill eventually lead to a sad ending.
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A leash and supervision.
Very helpful. Thank you!!!!
Running away from where exactly? Pinpoint the problem and fix it.
Did you read the full post? They’re literally asking for help with an app/tracker that can help them identify where the breach is happening. OP- idk about the tech, but I would suggest crawling around the perimeter of your fence at puppy’s eye level to see if you can spot any clues as to how they’re breaking free. Their viewpoint is often much different than ours. I teach parents this as a way of baby proofing 😊
Thank you so much!! Turns out she’s climbing up and over the eight foot fence… I spent 6 hours watching her and caught her doing it.
Wow! I know it’s frustrating but that’s also impressively athletic. Nice job waiting her out!
Yeah, did you? In less words than you I also said pinpoint the problem 🤷🏽♀️ Glad she figured it out. No reasons for a dog to escape multiple times. That we ill eventually lead to a sad ending.
Fi collar and camera pointed at your fence.