Product Review

Wireless Dog Fence Containment System No Wire Dog Fencing with Rechargeable Waterproof Receiver Collar for Dog Training (Extra Collar)
[KD661-Collar]
wireless pet fencing system is one of the most reliable, cost-efficient pet containment systems without any wire or flags. The remote distance is up to 500 meters between transmitter and receiver collar.
Amee
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
10/17/2023
This fence is easy to set up and works great
Kelsey Isham Brown
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
08/23/2023
Great fence at a low price
Sandra
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
06/29/2023
This fence is easy to set up and works great
Joslyn Dalton
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
05/05/2023
We bought this system to use on our farm with our two younger dogs. They were constantly getting into things, chasing chickens and ducks and needed to be supervised to keep them where we wanted them. We wanted them to be able to have freedom, but not get into trouble. It took one time of getting corrected and they learned. They don't try the fence at all. Once they hear the warning beep, they turn right around. This has allowed us to give them a big area to roam around in and we never have to worry about them. They are so happy now. The only things we don't love: the system can cover a large area, but you will need to purchase additional wire to do that. Also, we had the longer prongs on one of our dogs, and it caused a lot of skin irritation. We switched to the shorter prongs and had no problems.
AMattingly
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
03/11/2023
This was a great solution for a difficult yard shape.This fence cost me less than one 6 ft. fence panel would've cost, so that's why I took a chance on it. I'm so glad I did!!Installation: so easy, a cave man could do it! In seriousness, though, I used a sidewalk edger attachment on my weed eater, and cut a trench in the shape I needed. That allowed me to put the wire about 3-4 inches underground. You can do this in any shape you want, and you can even cordon off areas internal to the yard (like a flower bed or bird feeder, or whatever). All you need to do, then, is twist the wire together to cancel the signal on that part. The instructions are well-written about how to do this; again, just make sure you plan before you start digging and layer wire. Then, I just got a few bags of dirt and grass seed to cover up the trench. 3 months later, and I can't tell I even installed it!A few tips: make sure you plan ahead where you'll plug in the all unit because the wire has to start and end at that wall plug. Plan ahead to save yourself more work later. Tip #2, don't make sharp corners, or the signal will cancel out. Make an arc, not a 90 degree corner.Functionality: You can set the perimeter from about one foot to 10 feet. I have a small yard, so I set it to the lowest setting possible (about 2 ft., otherwise the signal cancels out on the corners).You can set this to 5 settings from audible warning only to major zapping. (It's not that big of a zap; my kids tested it at the highest setting in their hands, and really it just startles you. It's not painful, so don't worry that you're hurting your dog. It's minor! But, it still works!!)My dog learned this area very quickly. Put the little white flags up for a few weeks so the dog has a visual association with the sound and, if the dog gets too close, the "shock". Within a day, she would not go anywhere near the border. As soon as she hears the audible warning, she backs up slowly. I was amazed at how fast she learned the border. Now, this could be dog-dependent, but my dog learned right away.So far, so good. I could not be happier with this product. I also have enough wire to re-do the fence probably 3 times (again, I have a pretty small backyard area), so I didn't upgrade to a thicker gauge wire.