Do shock collars/electric fence satisfy fence ordinance for city animal control?

lesson is hold onto your dogs leash if it can't defend itself around other dogs.
People that sue others for there own mistakes are pieces of shite.

According to you it was behind a barrier, and the old lady's dog crossed that barrier.

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Pit bulls should be behind a barrier due the danger they represent.

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It was, and that barrier was crossed.
why do you think it's ok to sue or try to go after a dog owner whose dog never left it's residence, yet your sweet old lady's dog couldn't follow the rules and crossed into that dogs territory, i'm sure barking like a son of a bitch, and got what it had coming to it.

Would i be in the wrong if i club you in the head with a baseball bat if you come running into my yard while i hit balls to my kid, and you come running into my yard charging and screaming at me?

The woman should have held onto to the leash, or maybe she should be the one with the barrier in her yard so she doesn't have to walk the dog.

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Does an invisible electrical fence with a shock collar constitute a barrier?

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the boundary of the owners land constitutes a barrier, and it was crossed by someone that doesn't live on it.

You're an enormous idiot. The lady's dog walked onto the driveway to great the owner of the pit bull. What if small child walking down the street got mauled? A fence keeps your dog on your property and it keeps unwanted guests off your property.

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See that's question does an invisible barrier constitute confined?

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on property is confined, no fence of any type needed