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I thought the "electric fence" discussions were about the kind with exposed wires, that zaps every dog and person who touches it. That provides some protection against all other dogs and predators too. Too many kinds of "electric fence" get confusing!

He will probaby get shocked once, possibly twice, and be careful after that. Depending on how well trained he is, you may be able to point out the fence and tell him to leave it alone. If he will respect that, he may never get shocked. If the fence has a way to change how much power goes...

That certainly might work-- it depends on the policies of the pound. I've encountered some dog pounds that will only accept dogs from certain areas, not other ones: for example, only dogs that were found inside the town limits, not ones from the nearby rural area. Yes, that could also work.

Would the dogs go into a large live trap? Or maybe shut your chickens in a safe coop, leave the door of the run ajar, and let the dogs run into the run. Then you can close the door and they are caught. (Depending on how the dogs act, you could use a long rope on the door to pull it shut from a...