Hi,
We live in a busy suburban neighborhood and have a 2-year-old female 
German Shepherd Dog named Quita. With our Dog Guard fence we can let 
Quita out in the yard where she can keep an eye on things for us (and 
let us know whenever another dog walks by). It was particularly nice 
this cold winter when we could just open the door and let Quita out 
first thing in the morning rather than put on a coat and boots to take 
her for a walk.=20

Our cat learned quickly that Quita will not cross the fence, and he 
appreciates being able to run outside the fence and sit in the woods and 
watch the dog watch him. Quita soon loses interest in the cat and 
wanders off to chase squirrels. Quita doesn't cross the fence when 
tempted by the squirrels, the school bus, bicycles, other dogs, or when 
my husband mis-throws the frisbee and it lands in the road. She just 
runs to the edge and sits and waits while Gary fetches the frisbee and 
throws it again. Passers-by are impressed that she stops, as she is an 
avid frisbee player.
We chose Dog Guard in part because of Dave's experience with German 
Shepherd Dogs and his assurance that this breed can be trained to stay 
within the fence. He was right! Dave has a very nice way with dogs and 
he did not assume that our dog needed a strong correction just because 
she's a German Shepherd (as did a rival representative). In fact, our 
dog needed only a small correction before she realized she didn't want 
to cross the fence. We're very happy with our Dog Guard fence and would 
recommend this brand and Dave and Alex Spain.

Thanks for making suburban life possible for our dog Quita.
Lisa, Gary, and Sophie