Survey: electric fence in residential area

This is not a customary local enclosure, as it is a classic new development area, nor for the lawnmower robot.

What exactly is disturbing here? The electricity or the fence?

What exactly is bothering here? The electricity or the fence?

Nothing bothers me at all. This is a survey of opinions and a post meant to spark some thoughts.

What if you and your children lived shoulder to shoulder next to the said property, thus sharing the property boundary?

Nothing bothers me at all. This is a poll and a post meant to stimulate thoughts. What if you and your children lived side by side with your properties touching, sharing the property boundary?

Then I would cut through the fence! Small animals should also be able to freely pass through the gardens (birds, squirrels, etc.). An electric fence has no place in residential areas. Maybe the dachshund doesn’t mind, but what about the small and crawling animals?

What if you lived cloth to cloth with your children next to the said property, that is, you would share the property boundary?

Once pinched, the child never touches it again. However, my area would be fenced off from their property, so their electric fence wouldn't be a problem...

In my childhood, these things were everywhere in the neighborhood at grandma's - of course, they were willows. But still, we touched them...

Hi,

What if you and your children lived wall-to-wall next to the mentioned property, so you would share the property boundary?

The only thing that might annoy me is the constant click-click, and as it is described, it sounds like a nasty tripping hazard to me. It shouldn't be the case that someone breaks a bone there....

That someone ensures their dogs stay where they belong and don't constantly run after other people, "he's harmless, he just wants to play," I generally find very commendable. It would be great if more dog owners did that! But maybe it should be done in such a way that no one trips over the fence!

And no, this is not animal cruelty, the fences are harmless!

Best regards,

Andreas