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PetSafe YardMax Rechargeable In-Ground Fence
Description
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The YardMax Rechargeable In-Ground Fence maximizes the space you have available for your pet to explore. The system works with a rechargeable receiver collar and a transmitter inside your home. Simply bury wire in your yard to set your pet?s boundaries. When your pet crosses the boundary, the collar will give a warning beep followed by a static correction to remind your pet to stay within the boundary. With the YardMax, space is maximized because the warning zone for your pet begins on the other side of the boundary wire, giving your pet more yard space. The Static Correction Zone continues past the Warning Zone. Even if your pet continues beyond the Static Correction Zone, the Receiver Collar continues correcting giving your pet the perception of an endless boundary.Your pet will receive corrections from the receiver collar until he returns to his area, or until the collar times out for safety.
- - Add up to 30% more yard for pets to play
- - Includes 500 feet of boundary wire, and boundary is expandable up to 10 acres with additional insulated copper wire (not included)
- - For dogs 5 pounds and up and neck sizes 6-28 inches
- - Includes 5 adjustable levels of static correction, plus tone-only option for training
- - Add an unlimited number of pets with additional YardMax receiver collars
- - Compatible with: Pawz Away Indoor Pet Barrier (ZND-1000, ZND-1200) Pawz Away Outdoor Pet Barrier (RFA-378, PWF00-11923) Pawz Away Mini Pet Barrier (PWF00-14040, PWF00-13665)
- - Model PIG00-11115
Specifications
| SKU | 2227196 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | PetSafe |
| Days to Ship | Usually Leaves Warehouse in 2-3 Business Days |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
1 Year Limited Warranty.
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Dog life saver..
YaYa
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Call your power company before buying
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Still training to ensure my dog is not so stubborn that he'll run right through.
kristen1079
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I needed this
nini1922
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Safe and secure!
tracys273
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Happy owners and safe dog!
abbyc5
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Not hard to set up & provides safety for dog & my peace of mind!
mtlmimi
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Love it!
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Questions
Is the collar that comes with this kit appropriate for tiny dogs? Mine is barely 9 pounds and I want a collar that's light so they can play freely. Or, are tiny dog collars available separately? If so, what would the part number be for that? Thank you!
- Thank you for reaching out with this question. This collar is rated for dogs 5lb and up and there would not be another model of collar that will work with this system.
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This says that it will keep correcting them if they get out of the boundary. But then it says only until it is unsafe. How long will it keep correcting once outside the boundary?
- Thank you for this question. Should your dog leave the boundary, the collar will provide a correction up until they return to the boundary or 15 seconds has passed, whichever comes first. After they have been outside the boundary for 15 seconds, the collar will lock out and will not provide any further correction until they re-enter the boundary and attempt to leave once more. Should you have any further questions about this system, feel free to give us a call at 1-800-732-2677.
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Does this work above ground. I live in Alaska and our ground is frozen. Also is it the collar that shocks or is it the result of a ground similar to an electric fence. Those don’t work in Alaska in the winter time because it’s so dry. Thx.
- Thank you for your great question. You can absolutely use this fence above ground. Please note, however, that this may present a trip risk, so please use caution or mark your fence accordingly. There is no electrical current carried through the wire. The wire carries radio signal, and when the collar receives that radio signal, it then knows to activate.
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Does the colar stay on all day till going to bed. Even tho in and out of house many times?
- Thank you for your question! We typically recommend that the collars be removed when your dog comes inside, if possible, but can be left on if needed. However, the collars should be worn for no longer than 12 hours at a time.
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If a dog escapes the boundary and later returns to the yard, will the system allow the dog to return to the yard without shock?
- Thank you for your question! Unlike our other in-ground fence systems, the collar will only activate going out rather than in. So, if your dog leaves the boundary area and then later returns, the collar will not activate when it comes back into the boundary area.
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Do other collars work with this system?
- Great question! At this time, only YardMax receiver collars will be compatible with the YardMax In-Ground Fence.
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how much underground wire can i put together for underground fence ? i have 5 acre and want to do sumthing
- The YardMax System is designed to contain up to about 2800 feet of wire (or 10 acres depending on your layout).
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how deep do you have to bury the wire?
- Thank you for your interest in PetSafe® products. The boundary wire for all PetSafe In-Ground Fences should be buried approximately 1 to 3 inches deep.
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