- How does a wireless fence differ from an in-ground fence?
- A wireless system uses a transmitter to create a circular radio boundary, so there is no wire to bury. An in-ground fence follows a wire you lay out, which allows custom shapes but requires trenching.
- Will it work on a sloped or wooded yard?
- Partly. Obstacles and elevation change absorb the signal, so the usable boundary will be smaller than the stated maximum. Test the actual boundary with the collar before letting dogs run free.
- Can I use it with two dogs of different sizes?
- Yes, both collars are included and each can be set to its own correction level. The kit is sized for medium dogs, so check the collar fit for very small or very large breeds.
- Is the correction safe for my dog?
- Static correction is adjustable and can start at tone or vibration only. Introduce it gradually and supervise early sessions, as trainers recommend for any e-collar.
- Can I take it to another property?
- Yes. The boundary moves with the transmitter, which makes it handy for rentals or travel. Re-check the boundary at each new location because terrain changes the range.
- What comes in the kit?
- A base transmitter, two receiver collars and the charging and mounting accessories. Confirm collar strap size against your dog's neck before relying on it.
- Where is the GroovyPets Wireless Dog Fence 1100 Yard Remote Collar Duo Kit cheapest?
- At Chewy, for $99.99, as of our latest check.