Invisible Wireless Dog Fence, Covers Up To 1.2 Acres, Mutiple Dog Supported

66 reviews for Invisible Wireless Dog Fence, Covers Up To 1.2 Acres, Mutiple Dog Supported

1. Harpreet BuchananVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   We live on land with goat wire fencing that our dog can get through & run off. We set this fence up & she runs off Nomore! Best investment we've ever ...More

   We live on land with goat wire fencing that our dog can get through & run off. We set this fence up & she runs off Nomore! Best investment we've ever made as far as fencing goes. Our property is heavily wooded & she still stays within her perimeter, no problem. I am buying another collar today because the clip has cracked & the collar falls off of her. I'm sure I could replace the clip somehow or put the device on something else & make a new collar but have decided to just buy a new one & keep the old one as a backup. The only thing I wish was different is for her to have a little more room to run because we are on 4+ acres. It would be nice to set it to 1 or 2 acres without having more than 1 unit, but she's content with the 3/4 acre so I'm happy with the purchase.
   Kobi LeonardVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Have used one of these type before. Had to buy a new one loaned out the old and didn't get it back. This type of boundary collar PERFECT for keeping m...More

   Have used one of these type before. Had to buy a new one loaned out the old and didn't get it back. This type of boundary collar PERFECT for keeping my dog home and not to go running off. Plenty of ‘room' to romp and play in the boundary. These are really good if you don't have a fenced yard to keep your pet in. We live on 15 acres and our dog runs off to the neighbors when his kids are outside playing. Not anymore. This unit gives warning beeps before a shock. Shocks can be set at different levels. Our dog stops the instant she hears a warning beep. This is a great tool to use instead of tying up your dog or keeping them locked in the kennel all the time. I would buy another immediately if this one broke. It's easy to charge, just plug it in overnight and put it back on in the morning.
   Kenzie HendrixVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   My 50 lb Goldendoodle loves to say hi, run, chase after squirrels, just about everything, we could not keep him in our yard. we do not have a fence an...More

   My 50 lb Goldendoodle loves to say hi, run, chase after squirrels, just about everything, we could not keep him in our yard. we do not have a fence and really do not want a fence but wanted to keep him in the yard. we did the leash that goes in the ground but it was frustrating having to move it if we were in the back or front, plus the leash was tripping the kids playing, etc. then our neighbor informed us of his PetSafe. I would buy this over and over again. it took him running through it and getting shocked ONE time to learn.... we put the flags out at first and he learned he couldn't go past them. It is literally a lifesaver. To not worry every time we take him outside if we are going to have to chase him is reason alone to purchase this. super easy installation. battery lasts forever.
   Imogen BarramundiVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Had this system over a year now and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an alternative to a dog pen, chain, or expensive fencing! Simp...More

   Had this system over a year now and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an alternative to a dog pen, chain, or expensive fencing! Simple setup instructions, easy to read and understand. Even tells you how to introduce the system and it's boundaries to your pet. My dog weighs approx 110-115lb and I've never had to set the correction level above a 5. He learned his perimeter very quickly and I love that it has the warnings before it actually shocks. I charge the collar up at night about a week and a half to 2 weeks as I remember to do it and so far it's never gone dead and still works like new! Just check the contact points every time you charge it! I didn't think about doing that and had to replace one that had worked itself loose and fell out. Overall great product and I would buy another one if anything happens to it!
   Syeda AguilarVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I was skeptical that something that costs SO MUCH LESS than an underground invisible fence could actually work well, but let me tell you...it DOES! We...More

   I was skeptical that something that costs SO MUCH LESS than an underground invisible fence could actually work well, but let me tell you...it DOES! We have a 10 lb. Shichon who is faster than most. With the training directions, a bag full of treats, and some patience, she learned not to cross the line in ONE DAY. The downfall is that this won't really work well if you have an irregular lot...the "fence" extends in a circle from the base station. The distance is adjustable, but if you make it too large, be warned that your 4-legged friend could end up in the street or a neighbor's yard. The positives for us...we travel with our RV and have a cabin, and this is portable and adjustable so that it can work anywhere you have electricity. Once your pooch knows what the beeping means, they will understand the ramifications no matter where you are.
   Mandeep DalbyVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   I was worried about buying this as it cost a lot having to purchase 3 collars for 3 dogs. But it works great. We have a big yard so they don't get to ...More

   I was worried about buying this as it cost a lot having to purchase 3 collars for 3 dogs. But it works great. We have a big yard so they don't get to go every where but it stops them from going to the neighbors house which is why we bought it. The collar charge lasted longer than expected it lasted about 6 weeks before having to recharge. But once they were dead the dogs where happy to go further than they had been aloud so it hasn't helped with training but they are just stubborn dogs, especially our rottweiler who will run fast through it if someone is walking by our house that he wants to chase. But other 2 short haired dogs will not do that, he has longer hair so I think it doesn't bother him as much even though he shakes and jumps he still goes at times. But I would say it is worth the money, easy to set up and it works for the most part.
   Diya LarsenVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   This is the first wireless fence we purchased and it will be the only kind we purchase if we have to replace it. I love the fact that this unit is wir...More

   This is the first wireless fence we purchased and it will be the only kind we purchase if we have to replace it. I love the fact that this unit is wireless and there are no underground wires or anything like that. We have this unit setting out of sight at the back of our bookcase. We decided to turn the unit around so at night we wouldn't notice the bright blue light that admits from the front of the unit. We live in a small subdivision so traffic isn't usually too bad and for the most part people are very considerate since most of them have dogs and cats to begin with. We set the perimeter up on 45 ft which lets them go up to about 15 feet from the road at our house. Set up was simple and took about 45 minutes to an hour outlining the perimeter with the flags. make sure you are at the dogs neck level when you set up the flags so they will get the correct reading.
   Kason BattleVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Easy setup. And I was able to use one unit for both the front and back yards. I placed the unit in the walk-out basement pointing out to the backyard ...More

   Easy setup. And I was able to use one unit for both the front and back yards. I placed the unit in the walk-out basement pointing out to the backyard and positioned the unit where needed and adjusted the range. Follow the training proceedures and the dog will be trained in no time. We only had to move the setting up to 3 and the dog never wanted to fill that again...trained in very well after that. I love having him by me as I run around the house. He knows to stay within the flags and he will hear the peep and come right back if he gets too close to edges of the signal. The peep warning signal comes before any shock. Remember flag placement is key, so do that right and take your time. Walk slowly and keep the collar low in hand. Since the circle moves into the neighbors yard on the sides of the house I placed the flags near the property line and my dog keeps to our side of the flags. Enjoy!
   Camden HirstVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Adopting sibling puppies is a challenge. Our pups just turned ten months old and their antics have been wearing our patience thin. (we love them to pi...More

   Adopting sibling puppies is a challenge. Our pups just turned ten months old and their antics have been wearing our patience thin. (we love them to pieces.) While we have an acre and a half yard we are bordered by a busy highway and a township road. Keeping them from chasing after walkers, trucks and bikes seemed impossible. Prior to our purchase of the PetSafe stay and play system and second receiver collar we used Dogtra collars to ensure rapid recall on walks. The reason I mention this is because those collars trained them to warning vibrations and the need to return to us. I believe that step is why they were trained with the Petsafe system in just two days. This system has given our pups the freedom to enjoy our yard without tethering. This freedom has reduced their barking significantly--much to the relief of our good and patient neighbors. I cannot tell you how relieved we are to be able to let them out in the morning and know they are safe and seem much happier. I know we are. We recommend this product. We live in a very snowy climate. It will be interesting to see if this works as well when the snow falls.
   Sami OrrVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I have 2 dogs one is a 9 year old Australian shepherd who recently moved into the house and a 3 year old white German shepherd. Both are long haired. ...More

   I have 2 dogs one is a 9 year old Australian shepherd who recently moved into the house and a 3 year old white German shepherd. Both are long haired. The older one kept talking off down the road and then the younger one started following. I was afraid they would get hit by a car. A friend has an in ground fence that he said works great with his 2 big dogs but I don't have the time to bury the fence so I thought I would try wireless. Another friends' family recommended the stay and play. When I got the transmitter and receivers and read the instructions it said to train the dogs 15 minutes 4 times a day for 14 days before letting them go on their own. I don't have time for that either so it sat on my counter for a while until out of fear for their safety I decided to just give them a crash course. I set up the flags and took each dog individually on a leash to learn the boundaries. The Ausie caught on quickly that I was listening for the beep to turn around and was soon turning before me in the first session. It took two days and one good correction when she wanted to chase the horse for the younger one to catch on. Still it only took a weekend to get them both where I could trust that they wouldn't cross the boundaries.