1. Is there other way that I can contain my dog without burying the wire?

Yes. Aside from burying the wires in using “Underground Containment Systems”, there’s an alternative method called Above Ground Installation. This method uses securing staples to secure the wires on the ground.

2. Are indoor zone pet containment systems only to be used inside my home?

Our featured indoor zone pet containment systems are basically made for indoor use. But owners can use them outside as long as there’s an available power source and the range delivered by the system matches the needs.

3. Why should I buy electronic pet containment systems?

Instead of constructing an expensive wooden fence to contain the pet and hiring a professional dog trainer, electronic pet containment systems offers an innovative way of containing and training the pet at the same time, without sacrificing the entire budget.

4. What is an In-ground Pet Containment System?

Basically, there are three (3) parts in an In-ground Dog Fencing system. These are the Transmitter, Wire, and the Collar Receiver. The Transmitter is plugged into a standard outlet and sends out a radio signal to the wire that is being buried and connected to the transmitter that makes a boundary to contain the dog. The collar receiver is worn on the dog’s collar. While the transmitter emits a radio signal that travels through the wire, the receiver on the dog’s collar picks up the radio signal. It will then alert the dog as he get near the boundary (buried wire). If he still persists to go towards the boundary wire, he will receive a correction from the radio signal.

5. Can I contain more than one dog?

Yes, owners can contain more than one pet at the same time by having additional collars. These receiver collars are sold separately and check the system requirements to fit the existing fence system.

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