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PetSafe Basic In-Ground Pet Fence
Description
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Yards come in different sizes, and you shouldn't have to compromise when looking for a fence to keep your best friend safe. With our Basic In-Ground Fence system, you get everything you need to create a fenced in yard that's just the right size for your dog. Soon he'll be enjoying off-leash playtime and naps in the sunshine. Don't worry, we've got all the basics covered. With this fence you'll get 500 ft of wire so you can fence in a 1/3-acre yard. If your yard is bigger, just purchase more wire to fence in up to 5 acres for your best friend. You'll also get 1 Deluxe UltraLight In-Ground Fence Receiver Collar which has a tone-only mode and 4 levels of safe, static correction that you can adjust based on how your dog responds during training. Installing your new in-ground fence is a DIY weekend project. With a little training, your dog will learn his new play area in just 2 weeks! Trust PetSafe to keep your pet healthy, safe and happy.
- - 1/3 Acre Coverage - 500 ft of included wire lets you contain up to a 1/3-acre yard; purchase additional wire to contain up to 5-acres
- - 4 levels of Static Correction - 4 levels of adjustable static correction and a tone-only mode help keep your dog safe and secure inside their designated play area
- - Fits Most Yards - This do-it-yourself weekend project lets you create an in-ground fence designed to fit your yard
- - Over Correction Protection - An automatic safety shut-off feature will keep your pet from receiving extended static correction if they remain in the correction zone for 30 seconds
- - Waterproof Receiver Collar - The included lightweight, waterproof collar fits pets weighing 8 lb or more with neck sizes between 6-26 in
- - Battery-Operated Collar - The collar has a low battery indicator and uses replaceable PetSafe RFA-67 battery; battery is included
- - Contain All Your Pets - With the purchase of additional collars, this in-ground fence system allows you to safely contain an unlimited number of pets
Specifications
| SKU | 2311638 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | PetSafe |
| Days to Ship | Usually Leaves Warehouse in 2-3 Business Days |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Red |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Excelente
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This in ground fence works great!!!
my3jboyz_9013
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Works as promised!
kristie_gardiner_4107
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Keeps my baby safe without sacrificing his freedom
lizzy888_9788
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Great product!
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Great product with a few things to consider
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Awesome product
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The setup was quick and easy
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Questions
Does the wire for the perimeter have to be used in one shot or can it be cut into different areas for different sizes
- Thank you for asking about this! Though you do not have to use all the wire in your layout and can use smaller portions of wire to cover areas within your layout, it is crucial to understand that the wire used in the layout must make one complete loop. Details of how to do this are shown in the manual. If you have any further questions or would like to see a manual before purchasing, please reach out to our live support team! Our number is 1-800-732-2677, and our hours are Monday through Friday 8 A.M.- 7 P.M. EST.
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will the wire still work if I put it in PVC pipe around the yard?
- Thank you for asking about this! Yes, any non-metallic conduit would be perfectly fine to run your wire through, so PVC would be a good option.
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I have a power gate into my driveway. Every time it opens, my Canne Corso takes off out the gate. Would this work to keep him from doing that? and would the gate cause any problems? (It is a mighty Mule - opens in the middle).
- Thank you for your question. While the fence may be a great option to help train your pup from taking off when the gate opens, following the training instructions included with the system is crucial for the fence to be successful. To help prevent possible interference, we would recommend keeping the fencing wire at least 5 ft from the electric gate. For additional assistance, please reach out to our Customer Care team directly at 1-866-738-4379 Monday - Friday 8am - 7pm EST
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Rather than digging and putting it in the ground, will it work if I hook it through a fence? I can put it up high enough to not be in the way of the mower. Will that work?
- Thank you for your great question. The wire does not need to be buried to function, and you can attach it to a non-metal fence.
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I have a Great Pyranese is this fence system strong enough to contanin him, like 125lbs
- Great question! We typically recommend the type of collar based on your dog's individual temperament rather than size or breed. This Basic In-Ground Fence will offer our standard strength receiver collar which is great for timid to average temperaments. For more energetic to stubborn temperaments, we also offer the PIG00-10777 Stubborn Dog In-Ground Fence. If you have questions, feel free to give us a call at 1-800-732-2677.
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How close does the collar get before the shock?
- Thank you for your question! The distance away from the wire that the collar will begin to activate is fully adjustable. The minimum/maximum range can vary depending on the total amount of wire used in the boundary and environmental factors, but typically it can be set as close as a couple of feet away up to as far away as 8-12".
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would this work for keeping a dog off the highway? I live on a small farm and she is allowed everywhere else around the place , but she keeps going onto the highway.
- Thank you for your great question. You can absolutely use this In-Ground Fence to only bound off one part of your property. There will be layout examples in the manual that will show you some ideas for your layout.
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Could I use this as a way to prevent my dog from bolting out the front door? I don’t want it to affect her when she goes near the door inside, just when she attempts to cross the boundary to dash out the door.
- A Scat Mat might be what you are looking for. It shocks on the feet when pup tries to cross the threshold. I believe you can buy an indoor or an outdoor version.
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How would I place the wire if I have to go over a slab or sidewalk to make a perimeter "fence" out my front door?
- Thank you for your great question, Pam! To cross a sidewalk or driveway, many people like to lay the wire in an expansion joint, the space where two concrete slabs meet. You can then use a sealing caulk to place over the wire and hold it in place. Alternatively, many people like to use a circular saw with a masonry blade to cut a groove into the concrete. Then you can lay the wire and use the sealing caulk. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to us directly at PetSafe at 1-800-732-2677, and we'll be happy to help!
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Can I run the loop above ground along 2 rural fence wires 12 " apart for a one sided boundary? Is there a non mains battery to power the system that might be solar rechargeable?
- Thank you for your question! To run the wire along a single side of the yard, a double loop layout with the two sides of the wire running parallel to each other, separated by at least 5', would be needed. The material that your existing rural fence is made of could also potentially effect the signal. Due to the number of factors involved, we'd highly recommend giving our Customer Care Center a call at the number 1-800-732-2677 so that we can discuss the best way to achieve your desired wire layout. The Basic In-Ground Fence's transmitter unit is powered by an AC power adapter and does not have an internal battery.
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