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NO fences, chains or cages! PetSafe Containment System, the world's best-seller and "BEST" rated, has it under control. This Radio Fence System works. It establishes an unseen boundary that your pet quickly learns to respect. Fast, easy and good for your dog: Waterproof UltraLight receiver collar weighs just 1 1/2 ozs., adjusts to fit necks 6" to 28". It delivers the corrective electrical impulse (unpleasant, but not painful) that teaches the limits; AC plug-in transmitter delivers signal through the 500 ft. of Radio Fence wire included. Has power for up to 25 acres (4,000 ft. linear) with extra wire; Receiver collar has warning beep to alert dog. Boundary flags teach the boundaries, then are removed; Complete installation and training video and manual included; Receiver uses two 3V batteries (included); FCC certified, UL-listed. Rated BEST by an independent laboratory; Safety features include false-signal prevention and receiver time-out; Mfr.'s lifetime warranty. Order ONLINE right now! Please Note: This item comes with DVD not a VHS as pictured. PetSafe Radio Fence Pet Containment System.
Customer Review: Not waterproof as advertised
The collar is not waterproof. If your dog goes in the water, the collar is ruined.
Customer Review: PetSafe radio fence for cats
I definately recommend this product for cats - it works very well on our cat who used to wander miles from home, and now stays strictly within the fence boundary. We recently installed one of these in our yard to keep our wandering cat safe from the coyotes that killed his brother. I was very skeptical that this would work on cats - it is designed for dogs - but if you get the adjustable one, with 5 levels of "correction", and the lightweight collar for very small dogs, it can be used on cats. After positioning the wire around our large yard and hooking it up to the transmitter (actually very easy to do), we tried it on our cat. He immediately went close to the boundary flags, heard the warning beeping, went closer and got zapped, causing him to leap about a yard in the air. (I had it on the lowest setting, which I tried first on myself, and although it doesn't hurt too much, it really gets your attention.) That is the only time I actually saw him get zapped. Over the next few days, he would approach the wire and flags, hear the warning beeps, and immediately turn around and leave the area. We stayed out with him the first several weeks. Now, we trust him a lot more and let him out alone, although we check on him often. This fence will not, of course, keep predators OUT of the yard - we are careful to keep an eye out for coyotes and only let him out during the day. But the fence does work very well for cats as well as dogs. I am now burying the wire, which actually is fairly easy and quick to do too.


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