This is really the only answer. Both wires come from the hot and cold terminals of the power supply.
For pouring water on your PS ground rod, you'd have to have a continuous wet surface all around your yard for that to work.
I don't use a ground rod at all. I just tie the low side to one of the strands of fence wire and let it go at that. The multiple strands and posts distribute it. I don't use it as a stand alone fence. I install it inside a regular fence to keep the cows from pushing the fence over trying to get "the greener grass" on the other side of the fence.
My experience with the subject is that once the animals learn that the fence will smack them, they shy from it and you can turn your power supply off.
Had a neighbor with about 30 cows in a field with new growth after harvesting a crop. All he had was a hot wire positioned about 12" off the ground. The ground was almost bare inside, yet just out of reach outside the wire it was nice and green and tall.
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