Can number two conductor wire be used for an in-ground dog containment system if only one of the wires is connected or would bleed-off occur limiting the effectiveness?

Anonymous

∙ 19y ago

Updated: 8/16/2019

As long as the second wire is insulated at both ends you can't have any problems.

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∙ 19y ago

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Can number two conductor wire be used for an in-ground dog containment system if only one of the wires is connected or would bleed-off occur limiting the effectiveness?

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