7 Tips on Keeping Your Dog in Your Yard ...

Photo Credit: mkrigsman

If you take precautions to not show them the road, then they can be scared of it. If you're dog roams near the road and likes chasing cars, you need to know this needs to be corrected. They will get lost or hurt if you don't teach them to sway away from this habit. First off, to avoid this never show them the road. Take them on walks in the backyard or sidewalks. Also, leash train them. To fix this problem, you need to show them the road is bad. It will be hard to teach them, but it needs to be done.

Photo Credit: egasbarino

When you leash train them, they will avoid running outdoors without a leash. You need to teach them to grab the leash before going outdoors. Most breeds will learn to do this, but some will be stubborn. This also teaches them that you’re the owner of them and you're the boss.

Photo Credit: ©Komatoes

For little dogs no bigger than a large poodle needs a fence for the back yard and front. The bigger the dog the more chances the dog will jump the fence or dig under the fence. Some even break the fence. That’s why you need to get a well built fence that can be repaired or stop them from digging or jumping. Fences are perfect for dogs that need their energy knocked down.

Today, welders from all over the world make large pins for many animals. We don't mean the small pens you put dogs in to create train, but the big ones that have roofs and go outdoors. The bigger the dog the more reinforced the metal should be. They all will try to get out and often pull the fence apart. Good for all dogs to keep them in your yard.

This is a fence that has a device that’s put around the yard in the ground and has receivers. The dog has a collar around there neck that activates a small shock when they run or walk across the receivers. Just like a barking collar, but more effective. This will stop most dogs. However, larger dogs can surprise you and escape.

This might seem a bit harsh at first, but it will keep them in the yard and teach them to stay in the yard. Although, they will be safe from getting out and won’t be ran over. The fence should be for larger dogs, because they can take the voltage and won't hurt them. Smaller dogs like pugs and smaller dogs, this isn't recommended.

One of the main reasons a dog runs away is for a female or male scent. When your dog goes into heat or male smells one in heat, they will get out to mate. It's animal nature to mate and when you neuter your dog, this takes the problem away. This will cut down on the problem of them getting loose and trying to get away.

All these tips I told you about work and help keep your dog in your yard. We all need to keep our pets safe, because this world isn't safe for anyone that's green to the world. Have you tried these tips before? Do you know other ways to keep the dog in your yard? Please, share!

Top Photo Credit: ©Komatoes