Extreme Dog Fence Max Grade Electric Dog Fence - 2 Dog Kit - 1000 Feet of Heavy Duty -Plus Maximum Duty Wire for Ultimate Performance and Reliability
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Pattern Name: 1000' Kit (1 Acre)
Size: 2 Dog
Features
- Elite: The eXtreme Dog Fence MAX GRADE KIT Covers Up to 25 Acres with the Widest Signal Field Possible. The Wire Can be Run Above Ground or Buried and Will Still Last 25+ Years
- Waterproof and Submersible: Most Other Inground Dog Fence Systems Claim to be "Water Resistant". The eXtreme Dog Fence Collar Receiver is COMPLETELY Waterproof and Submersible to 10 Feet
- Max Grade Fence Kit Includes: 14 Gauge-Plus 60 Mil Wire, 16 Gauge Twisted Wire, Digital Transmitter, Collar Receiver(s) w/ Battery, Surge Protector, Training Flags, Splice Kits, and 10 Staples
- Manufactured in the USA with imported parts
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 12.2 x 12 x 12 inches; 26.8 Pounds
Batteries : 2 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Date First Available : November 24, 2015
Manufacturer : Extreme Dog Fence
Best Sellers Rank: #69,390 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #155 in Dog Wireless Fences
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 417 ratings
Item Weight: 26.7 pounds
Manufacturer: Extreme Dog Fence
Batteries: 2 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Date First Available: November 24, 2015
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 12.2 x 12 x 12 inches
Brand Name: Extreme Dog Fence
Target Audience Keyword: Dogs, dogs
Directions: 1. Determine Layout of Your Fence
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2. Select a Transmitter Location
Typically a garage or utility room
3. Layout Your Fence Wire
Don't bury or secure it down yet
4. Testing Your System
Ensure all works correctly
5. System Adjustments Programming Options
Set collar levels and warning zone range
6. Bury or Secure Your Boundary Wire
Once tested, you can secure your wire in place
7. Follow the training guidelines in the manual to train your pet(s)
Size: 2 Dog
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Pattern Name: 1500' Kit (2 Acres)
Size: 1 Dog
We had a single, lovely rescue dog that had no interest in escaping until we rescued another dog who was used to life as a street urchin and decided immediately that he would love nothing more than to rove far and wide in search of adventure. We have three beautiful acres completely fenced, mostly with a horse type fence made from steel well drill pipe and square wire mesh. Quite sturdy, except it is very easy for an enterprising young dog to dig UNDER the mesh and escape from just about anywhere. And they often did, in pursuit of gophers who ran from them through the fence, or just as a way of exploring the larger world. We wanted them to retain the run of the whole property, and we finally resorted to the idea of radio shock collars only when nothing else worked. The last straw was them being found wandering the main road nearby just waiting to get hit by a car, as so often happens here to other wildlife. I looked for something that was made in the USA, or at least owned by a US company, for reasons of support and quality, and this was it. Well worth the extra money. I ordered the above-ground rated wire just to get it going quickly, and I was also afraid of gophers possibly eating through the wire underground in some places. I strung it along the top of the fence, all 1,500 feet of it, and expoxied it in recesses in the formed concrete slabs of the driveways to get past the two driveway gates, and then carried it inwards as an inert twisted pair through some conduit and concrete and through the wall of the garage where the transmitter was to be located and powered. (you must put the transmitter and lightning surge suppressor indoors; they are not outdoor rated, this part will take most of your time if you do it right.) All in all it took about three days to do everything and test it, mostly due to the special bits where it is not just hung on the fence with some bailing wire. The instructions give you a two week training regime which I can only describe as being written for 1950s housewives that have nothing to do all day but keep a close eye on their dogs. It IS fair and equitable for the dogs and you need to do at least a bare minimum of introducing them to the fence first with just the audio warning and pulling them away from it, and then putting the collars on the lowest setting to allow them to experience what I can describe after trying it myself as an annoying tickle, or the feeling of a big insect buzzing around the electrode spot. This was a relief to us as the first setting was in no way painful. We did try the second level once on one collar when one dog was not responsive to level 1, and that's all it took. After that we put it back on level one, and we're happy to say that's all that's ever been needed for either dog. We had only about two to three days to condense the training regime down before we both had to go back to work after a long thanksgiving holiday, and I am pleased to say it worked perfectly. They have not escaped a single time, and even when I walk out the gate to get the mail and they want to follow, they will not get within 10 feet of the fence, ever. Where they used to put their front paws up on the fence menacingly to bark at passers by, they now sit farther back and carry on with it there. I can only describe it as a small miracle, especially given the shorter training period we had with them. Do be aware that you need to remove the collars nightly so as not to develop bed sore type spots on their skin, and we rotate where the collar is clocked on their neck each morning from where it was the day before to prevent any one spot from being continually pressured. After a few months we don't see any issues. If you're not willing to do this daily then please don't buy this or any other shock collar system. We take them off every evening after we let them in, and put them on in the morning after they have had breakfast. A small price to pay for them to have their freedom and us our peace of mind. Since they hardly ever trigger the collars anymore, the batteries seem to be lasting a long time, though I will be ordering some replacements soon. It is likely that even without the collars they will not approach the fence, but one day if we stop using the collars one might accidentally run up to the fence chasing something and then figure out that he might be able to get out again, so we put the collars on them religiously. Now we have two dogs who can occupy themselves on three big acres in a safe manner while we are gone during the day, and then come in and be loved when we get home at night. Thank you Extreme Dog Fence.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024 by MovieFan999
Pattern Name: 1500' Kit (2 Acres)
Size: 1 Dog
I love this fence. I have a Siberian Husky and Huskies like to wander. This has kept my dog safe in my yard and I have no worries about him leaving. Replacement batteries are not expensive and was very easy to train my dog with the instructions provided. Also, customer service is very helpul and quickly responds when you have questions
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024 by Brandi Rainey
Pattern Name: 500' Kit (1/3 Acre)
Size: 2 Dog
I purchased their highest fence grade available and it's done a great job. When new internet came to my area and they had to run fiber optic wire, they were very impressed with how sturdy the wire was and how accurate the collar was at determining the exact line. Most systems are apparently off by feet and have very flimsy wiring. I directed them to dig and they found the line within an inch of where I told them. As for my stubborn Pyrenees/ black lab mix... he's using the regular collar at the highest setting and without the rubber caps. Anything less and he'd ignore it, but that setting convinced him. I wasn't thinking last week and tried to walk him within close proximity of the line around our garden and he wouldn't budge. Then I remembered and redirected us further around and he walked with me without trouble. Very pleasing. The collar pieces themselves held up for about 2 years, with him switching between units when one would get cleaned. They finally got banged around enough that they started falling apart. One of the replacements works great, but the other one isn't connecting properly. I got it to work briefly for a 2nd dog of mine, and then I noticed her crossing the boundary. I took the collar and checked it, discovering it didn't work. Thinking the batteries were perhaps bad, I changed them. Still not working. We're guessing something isn't connecting properly. That brings me to customer service. It's been excellent when I can reach them. Unfortunately, their phone system seems to be having issues. I've also tried messaging them, but so far, no response. So I've been trying to reach them for weeks and am feeling frustrated. Maybe they'll read this review and reach out to me, or at least get their phone service fixed!! So overall, I recommend them. But they really need to fix their phone service. I also recommend you purchase their underground connectors since they're truly waterproof. My husband tried to make do with a local brand of supposedly waterproof connectors when we fenced the garden the year after running the fence at the front of our property, and he had to replace it with one from Extreme Fencing. Lesson learned.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by Mom of 5