An enclosure system employing a low-current electrical pulse to deter small creatures, like rabbits or domestic pets, is typically comprised of a power unit, fencing material, and grounding components. When an animal contacts the fence, a brief, uncomfortable shock is delivered, creating a learned aversion to crossing the boundary. These systems are frequently utilized to safeguard gardens, define pet containment areas, or protect poultry.
The value of such a system lies in its capacity to provide a humane and effective barrier. This method offers a less invasive alternative to traditional fencing, reducing the risk of physical injury to animals while still achieving the objective of containment or protection. Historically, the principles of electrified barriers have been employed in agriculture for larger livestock, and this technology has been adapted for smaller animal applications, offering flexibility and adaptability to various terrains and containment needs.
