Wireless Dog Fence N5-F900 - High Precision, Set for 2 Dogs, Secure Up to 5 Acres, Circular Boundary

We desperately needed a way to keep our dogs safe without adding to our stress. Enter the Pawious Wireless Dog Fence.

The setup was astonishingly simple. We had everything up and running in about 30 minutes, and no digging was involved. Thank goodness! The transmitter sits discreetly in our living room, and the radius covers almost our entire yard. We started small to train Duke and Daisy, and they caught on quicker than expected.

What really sold us was the real-time distance monitoring. With two babies to watch, knowing exactly where our dogs are at all times is a lifesaver. If they approach the boundary, we get an alert right away. The correction-free reentry is brilliant—no more worrying about them being afraid to come back if they venture too far.Overall, nice collars. Thank you! God blesses you!!

We live in a tech-filled home with our two mischievous Border Collies, Gizmo and Gadget. We were looking for a solution to keep our dogs safe without the hassle of wires, and we found the perfect answer with this system.

The setup was easy. We had it up and running in under 30 minutes, thanks to the clear instructions and user-friendly design. No digging or wires to bury, just a quick and easy installation. The radar positioning technology is impressive—much more accurate than the old radio signal system we used before.

both collars on the same base unit and the radar boundary reads day after day for each dog across the yard. one is more active than the other but both stay inside the same circular limit.

Fence part works better than I expected. The screen is simple and I like seeing the distance number when I test the edge. My only gripe is the collars feel kinda big on our smaller mix. she still wears it fine, just looks like she joined security patrol lol.

set it up after dinner and did training the next few days. our yard is open enough so the circle works fine. both collars charged overnight and lasted thru saturday outside.

both dogs get patchy readings when they are under the covered patio close to the boundary. moving the transmitter away from the wall improved it but did not fully resolve it.

collars running, boundary flags walked, done. no digging or professional help. both dogs understood the limit within the week.

several very wet days and both collars handled it. radar signal from the transmitter stayed consistent. boundary accuracy unchanged through all of it.

open lawn was fine. back by the trees and metal shed got weird so I had to make the circle smaller than I wanted. dogs learned it but took more messing around than I planned.

system performs the same for both but the collar size is real on our smaller breed. larger dog wears it no problem. accuracy is identical for both units.

beep first, then buzz. they get it now.

we bought the 2 dog set because our lab is chill and the hound is a little escape gremlin. set the round boundary so the driveway sits outside it, then walked both dogs around the edge for a few evenings. older dog got the tone fast. hound needed vibration cause of course he did. no wire digging, no fence quote drama, just had to actually train them. working good so far.

Got it for our two medium dogs. Paired both collars without much drama. One dog learned the beep quick, the other needed vibration a couple times. Good enough for our backyard.

Both dogs wear it when were outside. Battery lasts long enough for our normal day. Collars are kinda big but my dogs are 55 and 70 lbs so its fine.

the system is legit but you have to place the base unit near a window for best results. if it is behind a brick wall, the range for the second dog can get a bit iffy. overall very happy though.

we have two very energetic goldens who love to chase squirrels. since we set up this F900 they have not left the yard once. signal is super stable and the collars are not bulky at all.

two dogs. one yard. no wires. it works and Im not untangling leashes every damn morning anymore.

it works okay in the open yard but my big metal garage seems to mess with the signal sometimes. just be careful if you have a lot of steel buildings around your lot.

i was honestly dreading the thought of burying cables for two dogs. this wireless setup is a total dream. it took like 45 minutes to get both collars synced and now my pups stay exactly where they should.

Literally had it working in under an hour. Saved a ton compared to a professional fence install. Both dogs figured out the boundary within the first few days.

It works, but I had to move the transmitter once because the first spot made the line weird near our garage. After that it was much better. Dogs learned the beeps after about a week. Taking one star because setup was not as quick as I hoped.

front lawn yes. back by the trees not great. We still use it but had to make the circle smaller than I wanted.

honestly i hate yard projects. this was plug in, set radius, walk it once. both dogs figured it out in 2 days. i move it a bit smaller when the kids play, easy.

My dogs are always in the mud and these collars take it like a champ. Still working perfectly after a month of rough play.

these things are actually waterproof, my pack spends all day in the mud and they still work like a charm. charges up quick which is great, just keep an eye on the battery life when running all 3 at once.

Out of the box to working in about 25 minutes. The circular boundary stays consistent and my labs learned the tones fast. Good value for two dogs.

the collars feel very durable and survived a massive rainstorm yesterday with no issues. charging is quick too.

Works well around our half acre. The base unit beeps loudly when changing modes (startled me once). Dogs respect the boundary now.

We camp a lot and wanted something portable. Base sits on the picnic table, collars hold up to rain (got caught in a storm, still fine), and the return without shock feature is kinder. Charging every other night kept us covered.