Wireless Dog Fence N5-F900 - High Precision, Secure Up to 5 Acres, Circular Boundary

I never imagined a day when I'd feel secure about my dog's safety until I discovered the Pawious Wireless Dog Fence. My Golden Retriever is a real Houdini when it comes to finding his way out of our yard. Despite our best efforts, he'd always find a way to escape and wander the neighborhood. We tried everything from traditional fences to leashes, but nothing seemed to keep him contained. I was worried he'd get hit by a car or get lost for good.

Enter the Pawious Wireless Dog Fence. Setting it up was easy, which I didn't expect. huh. no digging or burying wires – just plug and play! The accuracy of this system is mind-blowing. The radar positioning technology ensures that Mile stays within the boundaries we set. The real-time distance monitoring feature is a game-changer. I can see exactly where he is at any moment.

Wow! Wow! Wow!

As a single mom with a young kid and a rambunctious Labrador named Bella, my hands are always full. Bella has a knack for sneaking out of my yard, and I was constantly worried about her safety. The Pawious Wireless Dog Fence has been a game-changer for us.

This radar positioning technology is incredibly accurate, and the real-time distance monitoring allows me to keep an eye on Bella at all times. The transmitter alerts me if she gets too close to the boundary, which is a huge relief.

I just got this wireless dog fence (set for 2 dogs) system yesterday. After reading countless reviews, I was unsure if it would suit my needs. However, with the 30-day return window, I figured I had nothing to lose. I'll update this review if anything changes.

Living on 3 acres, with most of it being yard surrounded by woods, I needed a solution to keep my two dogs, Bailey and Cooper, safe. With neighbors at a distance and a busy road nearby, I wanted them to have freedom while ensuring their safety.

Setting up the base unit on my porch, I began training Bailey and Cooper in the driveway using the flags to mark the boundary. They quickly learned to respect the boundary aftergetting the first mild zap. Within 10 minutes, they were staying behind the boundary, even during their zoomies. We will continue the training as it's written the Guide.

Bailey, a playful Giant Great Dane, had one close encounter with the boundary during his zoomies, heard the sound tone warning and immediately retunred back. He now responds with just a twitch of the ear if he gets too close.

The next morning, we will do training towards the backyard. So far, I couldn't be happier with this purchase, especially the convenience of knowing how far they are just by glancing at the transmitter.

After using the wireless dog fence for some time, I've compiled a list of pros and cons based on my experience.

Pros:

1. Very Reliable and Accurate: One of the standout features of this system is its reliability and accuracy. I can trust that my dog will stay within the designated boundaries without any issues.
2. Range of 1 Acre: With a range of 1 acre, it's perfect for my small to mid-sized yard. I never have to worry about my dog wandering off beyond the boundaries.
3. Convenient Holder and Long Battery Life: The included holder is a handy addition, and I appreciate that the system can function without an outlet for over 2 days. It provides flexibility and peace of mind.
4. Real-Time Tracking: The ability to track my dog's position in real-time is invaluable. With just a glance at the screen, I can instantly know how far away my pup is.

Cons:

1. Circular Area Shape Only: One drawback is that the system only supports a circular area shape. While this works well for most situations, it may not be suitable for all yard layouts.
2. Inability to Set Shock Warning First: Unfortunately, there's no option to set the shock warning as the first alert. The system always starts with a sound, then vibration, and only then resorts to shock if necessary. While my dog is obedient and usually responds to the sound alone, this may not be ideal for all dogs.

I decided to invest in this system to prevent my mischievous pup, Toby, from escaping through the gate whenever I'm away. Without fail, I'd return from a quick trip to find him stranded outside, unable to get back in. Living on a 1 acre lot, with the gate approximately 110 feet away from my porch, I needed a reliable solution.

Range:
While setting up, I found the transmitter's range to be slightly shorter than expected, with a maximum of 10 feet less than my initial boundary flags. However, positioned on a wooden table near a window, I still achieved a commendable 125 feet at the furthest point on the maximum distance setting. The option to mount the transmitter on a wall further optimizes the range.

Operation:
One aspect I've found exceptionally reliable is the system's accuracy. It always starts with a sound, followed by vibration, before resorting to static if necessary. So need to keep this in mind if you have a stubborn persitent dog, this might ot deterr it right away. Nevertheless, our dog learns quickly and 1 static correction ws enough for her to remember. Now she turns back everytime when hears the beep.

Price:
While there are cheaper models available, like the 2-in-1 wireless fence, the reliability of this system makes it worth the investment. It saves you from annual maintenance costs associated with underground fences or subscription fees. In the long run, the value far outweighs the initial price tag. Do not regret about my choice.

Our dog's incessant wandering led us to try this wireless fence, and the results are amazing. Even our alpha male pup respects the boundaries it sets. It's a lifesaver, and we've already ordered a second receiver for our other dog. The best part? I can pair the second receiver to our remote and it will work as one system.

The remote's real-time distance display keeps us informed, ensuring our dogs stay safe within the designated area.

In just a month of using this system, it's already made a significant difference for both of our dogs. They no longer chase after animals beyond the barrier, as the sound serves as an effective warning. Though they received a shock once, they quickly learned their lesson, and now they stay within bounds without hesitation.

used it at home first then took it to our camper lot. not fancy but it does the job. collar battery lasted all afternoon.

seeing exactly how far the dog is from the boundary on the base unit screen was more useful during training than i expected. reward when she was at a safe distance, reinforce when she drifted. helped a lot.

we put the transmitter by the back window and set the circle so it stops before the driveway. our lab needed a few walks with flags before it clicked, but now he hears the tone and turns back instead of doing his little road trip plan. no wire digging, which was the whole reason I bought it.

lab figured out the circular limit in about five days. radar boundary has sat in the same spot since we set it. very steady system for a standard yard.

dog used to hesitate at the boundary when trying to come back because she expected another correction. reentry feature stopped that. she returns confidently now and training has been much smoother since.

tucked it behind a stone wall and the range was patchy. moved it near a window and it locked in cleanly. solid once you find the right spot.

it works in our open grass area. near the shed it got a little weird so I had to shrink the range. still keeping it, just dont set the line right on a danger spot.

radar struggled near the garden shed with the steel frame. dog got inconsistent alerts in that zone and set training back visibly. open yard sections are accurate. metal structures are the issue.

set it up after work. dog figured out the edge in a few days. way better than digging wire thru our rocky yard.

too much adjusting for our little yard. dog got alerts too close to the patio and it annoyed me.

finally i can let the dog out without a leash and not worry about him bolting toward the street. the collar is sturdy and the rechargeable battery lasts a good while for us.

not fancy. not app stuff. just set the range and train the dog. my lab understood the vibration faster than the sound. happy with it.

It works in our yard, but dont set the line right next to a road or fence. I moved the boundary in a bit and it became way better. The collar is a little big on my 45 lb dog but she wears it fine. Id buy it again, just took some tweaking.

I mainly used the training mode to keep her away from the garden and it worked like a charm. the wireless fence mode is just as reliable for the main yard boundary.

it works exactly as described but you have to be careful with the placement of the transmitter. if you hide it behind too many walls the range drops a bit. otherwise a very dependable system.

My dog was always tied to the porch because I dont have a real fence. hated it. he tangled himself around chairs every damn day. This gave him space to run around the grass and I dont have to babysit the leash anymore. Took a few days of training but not hard.

i was dreading the idea of digging trenches for a fence but this unit saved me a ton of work. the signal is very consistent and my dog learned the boundary in just a few days.

i spent like 40 minutes and the whole thing was up and running. way better than wasting a weekend digging holes for wires. my dog stays put without any issues.