Invisible Fence Brand of the TriStates / E7 - Freedom
Invisible Fence Brand of the Tri-States
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(608) 399-1266
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Bob: So right now my dog, Tony, is looking in the garbage.

Karla: Great example. So Tony is going to dig in the garbage, which we’re not going to let him because he’s not going to. But I have solutions for that. We have indoor shields, which are avoidance products, so I can keep Tony out of the garbage. I can teach him to stay out of the garbage.

Bob: But if I put it in the garbage, then I’ll be throwing it away.

Karla: No, you’re not. You’re not going to put it in the garbage. We’re going to put it by the garbage. We might put it in the garbage can, but in the bottom. And because Tony could really use a friend and another dog in your house …

Bob: You’re not getting me to get another dog.

Karla: Let’s say Tony needs a buddy. Okay, so Tony, you get another dog, and that dog stays away from the garbage. You could set it up so it just affects Tony and not the other dog. Or, let’s say Tony and the other dog want to compete for each other’s food. Like I see on the floor here you have his dog bowls. We could put an Invisible Fence Brand Shields there, and I can have it set up different pets, different roles. I can have it set up so they can’t get at each other’s food while they’re eating dinner.

Bob: You mentioned for two dogs it’s a great solution. But what about somebody who has multiple dogs, like eight or nine or 10? Or 15, like you do?

Karla: I use them all the time

Bob: Are they that versatile that you’re able to give them that many different … Okay, this dog can do this, this dog can’t do that …

Karla: Or both these dogs can do this. Like for instance, in my basement I have two of my dogs that think the basement should be a great place to hide and go potty. So right now I have it set up so those two dogs can’t go down into the basement. But I have other of my dogs that can go down to the basement and it doesn’t even affect them. It doesn’t bother them.

Bob: So when all your dogs go downstairs, those two don’t go downstairs?

Karla: Correct.

Bob: They can’t even go down the steps.

Karla: Nope.

Bob: Is it something that’s gaudy that’s going to stand out?

Karla: Oh, gosh no. You can’t even see mine. I have it hidden on the steps.

Bob: Is it the size of a hockey puck?

Karla: I have one the size of a hockey puck. I have one the size of a salad plate. I have another that’s as long as a step and about 2 feet wide – like a plank. You could put it in a doorway. You can step on it. If you had someone who is handicapped in your home, they could wheel across it with a wheelchair. It’s great. I can keep dogs out of whole rooms. I can connect those together. I have two stinky sharpeis right now that used to love to go in by the grand piano and lick the piano while she was playing and it was gross and grossing her out. She didn’t want them licking her grand piano, so we set those up and we linked them together. Now they can’t get in there. It’s great. But they can sit outside that room and watch her and listen to her play the piano.

Bob: How big of a broadcast area do those have?

Karla: Quite large. That’s a huge room. It’s an open concept room. It’s huge. I have four of them linked together.

Bob: So those are some of the products. Can you also put some of the Invisible Fence Brand wire in the house too to keep it …?

Karla: If I want to, but I don’t need to.

Bob: Is that something that if somebody having a new build, could they incorporate that into the … Or putting a new floor into the kitchen?

Karla: Absolutely. We have done that. The other product that I haven’t talked a lot about but I’m really starting to fall in love with is our Doorman product. It’s a dog door.

Bob: Do you hire somebody to open the door for the dog?

Karla: No, but that’s kind of what it is.

Bob: I have children for that.

Karla: I do, too, but mine all left. Yours will leave eventually, too. Anyhow, I can do it in glass.

Bob: How?

Karla: We partner with another company.

Bob: So with the glass that I have on my backdoor right there?

Karla: Yeah, I can do that.

Bob: I don’t have to get a new door?

Karla: No. And then Tony could let himself in and out as he wanted to. And you can control it as well. You can say, ‘Okay, Tony. You know what? It’s 9 o’clock at night. You are done going outside and barking at the neighbor dog.’ So you can set it up so he can’t do that.

Bob: That’s pretty cool.

Karla: Or you can say, ‘You know what? It’s 6 o’clock in the morning. You want to go out and pee? Great. I’m not getting up with you.’ You can set it so the door will let him out at 6 in the morning.

Bob: So it can go right in the existing glass?

Karla: Yes, I can do that.

Bob: That’s pretty cool.

Karla: Isn’t it?

Bob: That’s a newer product?

Karla: We have had it for awhile, but we partner with another company that helps us get that in the glass. It’s not cheap, but at the end of the day, you want it to be sturdy. You want it to be stable, and you want it to be effective where your dog can go in and out. It’s peace of mind. I can do walls, too, with it.

Bob: I would figure you would probably have to do a wall.

Karla: And I can do regular doors, too.

Bob: I know that you’ve helped out my neighbor with her dog. She’s got a pass-through door for her dog.

Karla: Correct. That’s not a Doorman, but she has a Pet Safe Door. We sell those, too.

Bob: So basically there are solutions for anybody. How about any budget?

Karla: I have solutions for many budgets – yes, I do. We have barking solutions that I can offer. A lot of times when people get an Invisible Fence Brand solution, it’s all-encompassing. A lot of times a lot of problems dogs are having, whether it be barking or digging, I can take care of a lot of those things just by the freedom of them being able to go outside and be a dog.

Bob: How do we find Invisible Fence Brand?

Karla: [The website is] invisiblefence.com.