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PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence with Replaceable Battery Collar for Dogs
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The PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence with Replaceable Battery Collar covers a circular area up to 3/4 acre with no trenches to dig or wires to bury at a fraction of the cost of a traditional physical fence. The fence transmitter is portable for RVs, cabins, and rental houses. Just plug the transmitter into a standard outlet near the area where you want to contain your pet. The transmitter communicates with your pet's waterproof receiver collar and helps keep him in the designated area. The receiver collar is ergonomically designed for comfort and sized for pets weighing 5 pounds or more. Choose from 5 adjustable levels of static correction to find just the right level for your pet, plus tone only mode which warns your pet with a beep.
- - Wireless Boundary - Safely keep your pets in the yard with no digging and no wires to bury; sets up in just 1-2 hours
- - Adjustable Boundary - Covers up to 3/4 acre (5 ft - 105 ft diameter)
- - Waterproof Receiver Collar - For pets over 5 lb and fits neck sizes between 6-28 in
- - 5 Levels of Static Correction - Tone-only mode and 5 levels of adjustable static correction lets you customize the settings based on your pet's temperament
- - Portable - Bring it with you when you go camping in your RV or travel to a vacation home (outlet required)
- - Battery Operated - The included receiver collar uses a RFA-67 battery; 1-2 month expected battery life
- - New Name, Same Product You'll Love - Formerly known as the Free to Roam Wireless Fence
Specifications
| SKU | 2567967 |
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| Primary Brand | PetSafe |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 5.7 LB |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Inaccurate locations
Laura StAmant
Originally posted on PetSafe
Can’t hear the beep
Tom Q
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Wireless unit - collars broken
Tgreen085
Originally posted on PetSafe
The best thing for my dogs
Springer mama
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WORKS GREAT!
Nick D
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Shocks for no reason .
Dontwasteyourmoney
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Perfect for our pup
Southcounty51
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Need more range
Sniffbiscuit
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Questions
Can collars be activated manually from inside house base unit if you observe a potential hazard you do not want your pet to go near?
- Thank you for asking. There is no way to manually activate the collars.
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Hi! My dogs are used to an invisible fence as they had one at our old house. My questions are,1.)Is the perimeter adjustable? 2.)Will my dog's old collar work or be compatible?3.) Will it be safe for my dogs when they are home alone with a dog door
- Thank you for reaching out to us. We're happy to help answer any questions you may have about our Wireless Fence options. It is important to mention that our Wireless Fences work differently than our In-Ground Fence systems. Due to the way the signal is transmitted, it is possible for metal interferance from common household items, such as a refrigerator or dishwasher, to interrupt the signal and cause an accidental correction. For this reason, we always recommend that the collar be removed while your companion is indoors. Therefore, we wouldn't recommend leaving these collars on when you are not home and your dogs are indoors. The boundary range of our wireless systems is adjustable. However, we are unsure if your dog's old collar would be compatible. For us to determine this, we would need to collect the model number. If you'd like additional help, please reach out to our Customer Care Center. We can be reached at 1-800-732-2677 between the hours of 8 AM - 7 PM ET Monday to Friday.
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Hi, does this work for cats?
- Great question. While the system can work great for cats, we do not have a wireless collar that is cat specific. However our smallest collar is rated for 5lbls and up with a 6 inch neck.
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My yard is narrow. Can this only be a circular shape? I’m afraid that will go into my neighbors yard. I would need it to be an oval shape. Also, can you purchase 2 collars to work off the same receiver?
- Thank you for asking this question, MaryAnn. You may find it helpful to know that you can purchase and use additional wireless receiver collars with this system, making it a great option for multi-dog households. The shape of the wireless signal cannot be changed.
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Can you get a trainer to train using the fence? bad knees very rough
- Thank you for your question, Rex! Our products are considered Do-It-Yourself devices. If you wish to hire a trainer to help acclimate your dog to the containment system, then this would be at your own expense.
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Will it work on a Yorkie that is 3.5 pounds but has a 6.5 in. neck?
- The collar box is the size of 3 nine volt batteries. My dog is double the size of your dog. I have the boundary set for the front yard and the back yard. My dog will dig under our fence in the summer. You have a pretty small dog for the collar size.
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I need a fence for about two acres
- Thank you for your interest in our Stay & Play Wireless Fence. This fence kit can cover up to 3/4 acre with the included equipment. For more coverage, you can add an additional one or two transmitters for a total of three. The transmitter signals only need to overlap 30ft for your pet to walk from one boundary to the other. For example, if you use two transmitters and place them on opposite ends of the house then you will have a figure “8” shaped boundary. Using this method, if you were to combine three of our 3/4 acre coverage transmitters then the maximum coverage would be roughly 2 acres. To use multiple transmitters sometimes you may need to house them in different buildings on the property. Please keep in mind that all of our wireless transmitters are neither waterproof nor weatherproof and must be housed indoors in a temperature controlled climate.
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The ad says 1 to 2 hr set up time. That seems a lot to set up a transmitter. I now wonder if I'm misunderstanding this system. What is entailed in the set up process?
- Thank you for your great question. When setting up the boundary, the base transmitter will be at the center of a circular containment area. Setting up the transmitter will involve finding an appropriate place inside your home to house the transmitter and adjusting the boundary to get the most out of your yard. This may take shorter or longer depending on the shape of your property and your intuitiveness to find the right location and boundary with the fence. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to us at 1-800-732-2677
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I just had to replace my battery for the first time on my collar receiver. Now it won’t work. The light does flash on the receiver to show the level it is set to but does not beep or deliver static correction when crossing boundary. Do I have to resync it
- I’ve not had a problem but maybe turn everything off and then back on?
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Does the wire go underground
- No, it is a base unit that plugs into the wall and the range is based around that. There are no wires to bury.
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