1.Corner posts are undersized, or not deep enough

the depth in the ground should be equal to, or greater than, the height of the top wire.

Post diameter depends on the strength of the fence

How to fix it: Keeping corner posts in the ground.

“floating diagonal” bracing system, in which the angle brace is a 4-inch by 10-foot post notched a half-inch into the main corner post. The other end is set on top of the ground opposite the corner post.

2. Post spacing is too close

Fencers tend to use too many posts, which likely stems from people’s experience with barbed wire, where the rule of thumb was 1 post every rod length (16.5 feet).

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3. Using the wrong sized energizer

4. Ground rod is too close together

The most effective place for the ground system is in continuously damp, high-mineral soil.

5.make fence wildlife friendly

6. Making gate openings carry current

7. Relying on steel posts

the above is In an electric-fencing system

space ground rods throughout the whole network of fencing, particularly if the average rainfall of the fenced area is less than ideal for proper

Creating a gate system that conducts current is a challenge, instead trench the fence underground.