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Well I guess so. But if you have a dog or some animal that likes to run around freely I would get an electric fence. My dog has one and he is much happier than he would be without one. Getting an electric fence is defiantly the way to go in my book.
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Rope used to prevent free movement of an animal?
Rein, leash or tether
What type of rope is used to prevent free movement from an animal?
it's called a hobbleyou're welcome from a SCS parent ;)
What is the definition for the word tethered?
It is to tie an animal with a rope or chain to restrain its movement.
Is cut the rope free for a tablet?
Cut the Rope has a Lite version that is free.
What is another word for a rope or strap for leading an animal?
A halter is a rope or strap. It is used to lead an animal.
What is the net force in a tug of war when there is no movement in the rope?
In a tug of war where there is no movement in the rope, the net force is zero. This means that both teams are exerting equal and opposite forces on the rope, resulting in a state of equilibrium.
One end of a taut rope is fixed to a post What type of wave is produced if the free end is quickly raised and lowered one time?
A pulse wave is produced when the free end of the rope is quickly raised and lowered one time. This wave is a single disturbance that travels along the rope from the fixed end to the free end.
What is it claaed when you are leashing an animal with rope?
lassowing
What is a rope or a strap for leading an animal?
A leash .
What is a hobble used for in oilfield?
A hobble is used in the oilfield to secure a horse or other livestock. It typically consists of a strap or rope that limits the animal's movement. In the context of the oilfield, a hobble may be used to restrict the movement of equipment or parts to prevent them from shifting or moving unexpectedly.
What are gaucho's rope called?
a gaucho's rope is/are call(ed) bolas which thay use to capture animal by entangling their legs.Gaucho's rope is a Riata.
What is a rope or strap used for leading an animal?
A leash .
