Wireless Dog Fence & Forbidden Area N5-F900Plus - High Precision, Set for 2 Dogs, Secure Up to 5 Acres, Circular Boundary

Life can get pretty hectic, and I needed a way to keep my dogs safe without adding more stress to my day. Enter the F900Plus – a total love!

Setup was super straightforward, taking just about an hour. I loved that I didn't have to dig or bury any wires, which saved me a ton of time and effort. So far, so good.

Setting it up was incredibly easy – no wires, no digging. Just an hour of our time and 1 talk with the representer of the customer support team, and we were good to go. The radar positioning technology is super accurate, which was a pleasant surprise.

Luna and Leo adapted to the boundaries in no time. The real-time distance monitoring gives us peace of mind, knowing exactly where they are. We love the correction-free reentry feature, which lets them come back without another shock if they wander too far.

Pros:

Easy Setup: Only took about an hour to get everything up and running. No digging or wires to deal with.
Accurate Boundaries: The radar positioning technology is incredibly precise, ensuring reliable boundaries.
Real-Time Monitoring: The transmitter displays the exact distance to my dogs' real-time position, giving me peace of mind.
Correction-Free Reentry: Allows my dogs to come back without another shock if they cross the boundary.
Portable.
Cons:

Cost: Slightly more expensive upfront compared to some other options, but worth it for the accuracy and ease of use.
Battery Life: The receiver lasts over 24 hours, which is good, but I wish it lasted a bit longer.

one of our dogs would get another correction every time she tried to re-enter the zone. correction-free reentry stopped that immediately and the whole training process got noticeably less stressful for her.

Used it at our camper for both dogs. safe circle around the trailer, forbidden zone near the fire pit. worked better than tying them to chairs lol.

no wires. two collars paired fine. dogs stay in the grass now instead of wandering to the gravel road. good enough for me.

single transmitter handles both without any signal interference between them. two retrievers roaming the yard and the radar boundary holds for both all the way to the edge of the half acre.

real-time distance for each dog on the transmitter display helped us understand where they actually spend time in the yard. one of the features we did not expect to use much and ended up using constantly during training.

My shepherd mix used to blow past me when the neighbor kids came out. The round boundary pulled him back from that side, and the second collar works for our older dog too. I like having tone first and then vibration if they keep going. not instant magic, but less yelling from me, thank god.

proper downpour last week. both collars sealed, transmitter signal steady, boundary in exactly the same place. for a radar system with no buried wire that is impressive.

works in the open grass. near our metal shed it got weird so I had to shrink the area. decent, not perfect.

we got the 2 dog set because our lab and hound were taking turns being idiots near the driveway. setup took me longer than the box makes it sound, mostly because I kept moving the circle smaller. Once I got the transmitter in a better spot by the back window, it made sense. Lab learned the tone fast. hound needed vibration because of course he did. No digging wire was the big win for us.

our two dogs are very different sizes. smaller one has the strap sitting snugly without being tight. how quickly the collar fires is identical for both collars regardless of size.

circular zone for the yard, forbidden area blocking the garden beds. both modes run independently and neither dog has crossed into the garden since we set it up.

main yard section is sharp and consistent. near the old iron fence at the back of the property the radar gets a bit inconsistent. moved the transmitter position and it picked up a lot.

I like it now, but first day was annoying. I made the boundary too wide and one dog kept getting confused by the garage side. moved the base, made the circle smaller, trained them separate. after that it was fine. taking one star because setup plus training took patience.

Main fence keeps both dogs in the yard, but the forbidden area is what I use most. I put it around the trash cans by the side door because my younger dog is nasty and loves garbage. He got the warning, looked offended, and backed up. still gotta train them, but yeah this helped a lot.

I was surprised how much we used this outside home. We take both dogs to a camper spot near my brothers place and theres no real fence, just grass and a fire pit. Set the safe circle, then used forbidden area around the fire pit. The collars held battery all afternoon and evening. My older dog only needed tone. The younger one needed vibration because he has rocks for brains when people are grilling. Good system if you actually train them and dont expect magic.

We got the 2 dog set because our beagle and lab were tag teaming the yard like idiots. The round fence covers our back lawn fine, and I put the forbidden area around the little playset because the beagle chews mulch. took a few nights of practice but now they mostly get it. The remote screen showing distance is actually handy.

set it up around the patio and grass. dogs learned the beep fast. no wires, no digging, thank god.

use the main fence for the yard boundary and the forbidden area setting to protect the flower beds. both dogs respect both zones. radar precision is noticeably better than older systems.

we got quotes for a buried wire system and it was going to take a full weekend plus professional installation. this wireless setup for two dogs was done in under an hour without touching the ground. very happy with it.

getting both collars in one kit saved us a separate trip. everything synced easily and the boundary has been consistent for over six weeks without any adjustments needed.

both collars paired instantly and hold the same boundary with no interference between them. we have two labs with very different energy levels and the correction settings work well for each one separately.

i like it now, but the first setup had me annoyed. one dog got it fast and the other kept acting confused, so I had to train them separate. works fine after that. just not a plug it in and done thing.

signal holds well across our property for both collars. one dog learned the boundary faster than the other but both are fully trained now. build quality feels durable and waterproof as advertised.

My dogs are allowed in the yard, not in my kitchen garden. Period. I used the main fence for the yard and the forbidden area mode near the raised beds. One dog turned back right away, the other one tried to act brave for 3 days. Now he walks around it like its cursed lol. I like that its not app based. The remote is ugly but simple and Ill take simple.