Our wireless fence systems are circular shaped and cannot be changed into a square or rectangle. You can make the circle larger or smaller as needed by adjusting the settings on the transmitter.

If you need to cover a yard that’s larger than 210 feet in diameter, you can do so by purchasing a second transmitter. When you use 2 wireless fence transmitters you can increase your pet’s play area. Just make sure that the boundaries overlap by at least 30 feet.

Yes, you can! You can give your dog a secure area to play in wherever you two travel together. There are a few things you need to keep in mind before you pack your bags: Place the transmitter indoors and plug it into an outlet. If you’re powering your wireless fence from a car or a DC power source, make sure it’s rated for 50 watts or more. Make sure the transmitter is at least 3 feet away from metal objects. If you’re traveling in a metal RV or are in a building with a metal roof, the maximum size of your pet’s boundary area may be reduced. You’ll need to mark the new pet area when you arrive at your destination. Make sure you pack some boundary flags, so your dog has a visual reminder of his new play area.

No, the transmitter must be placed in a fully-indoor, climate-controlled location where temperatures don’t fall below –10 degrees Fahrenheit or above 104 degrees Fahrenheit.

The age recommendation is based on your dog’s cognitive development. A puppy should be at least 6 months old and be able to consistently respond to basic commands such as “come” and “sit” before he is ready to start training with any kind of static correction collar.

Yes, this wireless fence can be used for dogs and cats if they weigh 5 pounds or more and the collar comfortably fits your cat. You can purchase a collar strap for cats separately. The collar strap has a stretch section for added safety.

Yes! You can secure the receiver on any 3/4-inch non-metallic collar strap. So if your dog’s color is royal blue, you can make sure that he’s always in style.