I have 1 dog it works great for and 1 not so great.No doubt takes time to install and dig- certainly would prefer real fence but this is better than tying dogs out—I always supervise them when they are out there because other animals or people can still enter into their yard

This was perfect for our dog who recently decided to start jumping over out 5 foot fence. It took awhile to get set up even with an existing fence. But once it was set up worked very well for our dog. Took him one zap on the lightest setting and took him from being a wild freak on the backyard to a very nice peaceful dog. Money well spent and peace of mind.

Super easy to install. Took a few runs for our dogs to understand they couldn’t dig under the fence. They know to stop when they hear the warning sound from the collar. Haven’t had a loose dog, our pack of four mastiffs and one Aussie shep/lab, since we installed this system, +/- six months. One mastiff jumped through it twice when the gate was open; doesn’t dare to get near the fence If the gate is closed. Highly recommend if you have a fence already. Not sure it would be dog proof without something to physically keep them in the yard....

Our new rescue was escaping daily. She chewed through a wooden fence. She learned to climb chain link. She dug under a gate.Finally, we bought and installed this fence. It was easy, because we already had the fence as a guide, and since that slowed our dog down, we didn’t have much training to do. After three days training, she gets it.

The unit was easy to program and install. Would recommend already owned Invisible Fence by Canine this works as described. Our weimerainer was trained after 1 correction and 3 flags placed out. Walked the property no issues. Do not forget to twist the cable if you do not want the static correction.

I no longer have to worry about my little escape artist getting out of my fence. It only took about a week for him to learn the borders. I keep the collar set on medium and tried the shock on myself. Startling but not any more painful than a static shock like you get when wearing wool in the winter.