mac
06-23-2007, 09:15 PM
My Boxer died back in March, and I still have some of her things. I don't want to watch them gather dust.
1. An extra large crate for large breeds. It's the thick plastic kind with the wire door. Disassembles easily for cleanup. Over $100 new at Wal Mart. I want $40 for it.
2. A PetSafe wireless pet containment system (http://www.petsafe.net/pet_containment/wireless_fence/index.php) w/ collar, flags, and extra batteries. A unit plugs in and puts out a magnetic field up to 180 feet in diameter. When the dog's collar moves to the edge of that boundary, a warning beep is sounded. If the dog continues and crosses the boundary, they receive an electrical zap that is similar to when you get a static electric shock from touching a doorknob. The size of the boundary and the intensity of the shock are adjustable. The system worked fine last time I used it, which was in March. Requires training, which they say takes about 2 weeks. My Boxer figured it out the first time she got zapped. Lots of info on how to use this system is available online.
I paid $350 for this at A & R Garden, but have seen them elsewhere for around $280.
$125.
3. Remotely controlled training collar. This collar can deliver the same electrical zap as the one described above, except you control it with a remote. I used this to train mine to stop digging, scratching doors, etc. Has a "warning" feature, so that the dog hears a warning beep before he is zapped, if you set it to do that. Intensity of "zaps" is adjustable. Range is 45 yards, give or take a few. I believe I paid $50ish for this, maybe $60. I want $25.
Individual prices are firm, but I will sell all 3 items together for $150. PM me if you're interested in looking at anything.
1. An extra large crate for large breeds. It's the thick plastic kind with the wire door. Disassembles easily for cleanup. Over $100 new at Wal Mart. I want $40 for it.
2. A PetSafe wireless pet containment system (http://www.petsafe.net/pet_containment/wireless_fence/index.php) w/ collar, flags, and extra batteries. A unit plugs in and puts out a magnetic field up to 180 feet in diameter. When the dog's collar moves to the edge of that boundary, a warning beep is sounded. If the dog continues and crosses the boundary, they receive an electrical zap that is similar to when you get a static electric shock from touching a doorknob. The size of the boundary and the intensity of the shock are adjustable. The system worked fine last time I used it, which was in March. Requires training, which they say takes about 2 weeks. My Boxer figured it out the first time she got zapped. Lots of info on how to use this system is available online.
I paid $350 for this at A & R Garden, but have seen them elsewhere for around $280.
$125.
3. Remotely controlled training collar. This collar can deliver the same electrical zap as the one described above, except you control it with a remote. I used this to train mine to stop digging, scratching doors, etc. Has a "warning" feature, so that the dog hears a warning beep before he is zapped, if you set it to do that. Intensity of "zaps" is adjustable. Range is 45 yards, give or take a few. I believe I paid $50ish for this, maybe $60. I want $25.
Individual prices are firm, but I will sell all 3 items together for $150. PM me if you're interested in looking at anything.