TRAINING FLAGS

The bright orange tips are super easy to spot from across the yard, so I can actually see where the boundary line sits without squinting. They pushed into the ground firmly enough to stay put through a few windy days, which was my main worry.

Fifty flags was exactly what we needed to outline the fence line without running out halfway. The bright orange color stands out against the grass even in late afternoon, so the dog finally gets the boundary concept.

I’ve got a big yard and marking the whole perimeter took no time at all with all 50 flags in the pack. They’re sturdy enough to stay put in the grass, and the visual line is obvious even from a distance. My dog picked up on the boundary after just a couple of sessions.