breeds

We are well pleased with our 'dog protector' as we call it. Our property is bounded on two sides by highways. The 'pound puppy' we rescued was a year old and had a reputation for bumming. We fenced about five acres of our land-actually most of the wire is above the ground except for driveways and mowed areas. We followed the training guidelines with flags and staggered removal. Our 'pound puppy' rec'd two shocks and has not attempted to cross fenced in areas since that time. We have many tempting attractions with squirrels,rabbits, deer and other assorted critters crossing inside the fence. The dog sees and chases but always stops short of the boundary. We were gone with the dog for six weeks and he remembered his boundaries upon our return. Now he is allowed out in the property with minimal supervision. Since he obeys the boundaries we are more relaxed with him being out and free even with the highway close. (A former dog we had was unfortunately struck and killed on one of the highways.) Now we feel comfortable knowing our dog can have freedom and safety at the same time.

We are impressed with the battery life on the collar-I have charged it once in the five months he has been wearing the collar while outside-12-16 hours per day. Although it was an investment of several hundred dollars and training time--it was money well spent.

Terry L.
California