GPS Dog Fence F810+, 2nd Gen with GPS Signal Boost Chip and AI Scene Recognition - 2 Dog Set

We had thought about putting up a fence since we don't have one, but when we saw the prices, we were shocked! Getting quotes from four different companies, we found the average cost to be around 9k. Since we move with the military every couple of years, it didn't seem sensible to invest so much money for such a short period. That's why we were searching for alternatives. We have dound this Pawious GPS collars. And I really like the concept. They work great so far! We have been using them for a week. Will keep you an update.

We reside on 2 acres of land and wanted to grant our American Bulldogs some freedom to explore. These GPS wireless fences have proven to be the most valuable investment for us, and we are extremely satisfied with the simple setup. My dogs are joyful boys and now relish their time outdoors safely.

We own two dogs, so the set option is precisely what we require. These collars perform admirably. Our exceptionally active Gordon Setter requires ample space to run. Residing on 35 acres in the Colorado mountains, this collar allows us to maintain a defined boundary for our furry friend, ensuring they stay out of harm's way.

We have a Husky named Leo and a Maltese named Milo. The collars were easy to set up, and they work flawlessly on both dogs. Leo’s adventurous nature is now under control, and Milo feels secure staying closer to home. Highly recommend!

I have two energetic Boxers, Rocky and Rex, and they needed a lot of space to burn off energy. The 2-dog set was perfect because I could set the same large range for both. Now they play all day without wandering off.

Our German Shepherd, Max, and his sister, Luna, are inseparable but have different roaming habits. This system allows us to customize their boundaries separately. Setup was simple, and both learned quickly to stay in their zones. Great product!

We have two Hounds, Ellie and Duke, who love to chase scents. This system keeps them safely within our yard. The independent settings are fantastic since Ellie needs a larger range while Duke prefers staying closer.

We take our two dogs, Rosie (Australian Cattle Dog) and Milo (Beagle), on road trips often. This system is portable and works great in open spaces. Both dogs now know their limits, and we’re less worried during our trips.

We have a Golden Retriever, Daisy, and a Terrier mix, Buddy. This two-dog set has been a lifesaver. Both collars work independently, so we were able to set different ranges to suit their activity levels. The GPS accuracy is spot-on, and it was easy to train them to respect the boundaries.

Between a fence and a wireless fence I will chose the second option.