TEKA Magnes FM11 Border terrier — Magnetic pet fencing system for Border Terrier containment

TEKA Magnes FM11 Border terrier — Magnetic pet fencing system for Border Terrier containment is a wireless perimeter solution that uses magnetic markers and compatible components to define a secure outdoor area for a Border Terrier. The system is intended to create a controlled boundary without permanent physical fences, enabling safe roaming within a defined garden or yard area while supporting containment and boundary training.

Advantages

The TEKA Magnes FM11 Border terrier system provides precise boundary definition using magnetic technology, allowing flexible placement of the containment line. It minimizes the need for digging or installing fixed structures and integrates with compatible receivers or collars designed for small to medium dogs. The design supports repeated setup changes, making it suitable for temporary layouts or seasonal adjustments.

Suitable for

• Garden or backyard containment for a Border Terrier
• Outdoor boundary training and perimeter reinforcement
• Temporary or movable containment areas for supervised roaming

Key specifications

• Containment method: magnetic marker-based perimeter
• Intended animal size: suitable for Border Terrier-sized dogs
• Use environment: outdoor, garden, yard
• Installation: non-permanent, adjustable placement of magnetic components
• Compatibility: designed to work with compatible receivers or collars

How to use

Place magnetic markers or components along the intended perimeter to form a continuous containment line. Ensure spacing and placement follow the manufacturer's guidance for reliable detection by the receiver or collar. Fit the compatible receiver or collar to the Border Terrier and perform a controlled walk to verify the boundary response. Adjust marker positions and receiver sensitivity as needed to achieve consistent containment and accommodate the pet's behavior.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect magnetic markers for secure placement and check the receiver or collar batteries before each use. Combine the system with basic boundary training and supervised outdoor time to reinforce the containment area. Avoid relying solely on the system in hazardous environments; use additional physical barriers or supervision where necessary.