PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence for Stubborn Dogs, Up to 3/4-Acre | Tone-Only Mode Plus 5 Levels of Static Correction, Sets up in Hours, No Digging/Burying Wire, Portable, Dogs 5 lb+
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Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
Features
- For Persistent Pets: Great for the most hard-to-train pets a tone-only mode and 5 levels of static correction adjust based on how your dog responds during training
- Protect A 3/4-Acre Yard: Create a circular boundary that adjusts up to 3/4-acre (22 5 -105 ft in all directions) from where you place the transmitter indoors
- No Digging Or Wire to Bury: Sets up in just a few hours; a wireless boundary allows you to create a secure barrier around your yard to protect your pets without the time or hassle of burying wires
- Most Accurate Wireless Fence: Our proprietary circular boundary gently guides your dog back to the play area
- Portable: This portable system is terrific for camping, vacation homes, or anywhere you travel with access to an outlet
- Static-Free Reentry: Unlike traditional in-ground fences, this wireless fence allows your pet to return home without being corrected if your pet passes the boundary
- Portable: This portable system is terrific for camping, vacation homes, or anywhere you travel with access to an outlet
- Rechargeable, Waterproof Receiver Collar: Wireless fence system comes with 1 waterproof, rechargeable receiver collar that comfortably fits dogs 5 lb and up and adjusts to fit neck sizes 6-28 in
Description
If you have a dog who is determined to chase the squirrel running into your neighbor’s yard, the PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence for Stubborn Dogs gives your determined pup freedom while keeping him safe inside his yard. There is no need to bury any wires or build a traditional fence, with the turn of a dial our Stay & Play Wireless Fence lets you create a circular boundary up to 3/4-acre. Place the transmitter indoors and setup your new wireless fence in as little as 1-2 hours. If you enjoy camping or traveling in your RV with your dog by your side, you can take this portable wireless fence with you wherever you go. This fence comes with a rechargeable PetSafe Stay & Play Wireless Fence Receiver Collar for Stubborn Dogs. Kit includes: Wireless transmitter with power adaptor (Power adaptor images for reference only, actual adaptor appearance may vary)Waterproof adjustable collarCollar charger50 training flagsTest light toolShort and long contact points for short or long haired petsContact point wrenchProduct Manual
Pattern: Solid
Color: Red
Material: Polyurethane, Silicone
Brand: PetSafe
Closure Type: Quick Snap
Product Dimensions : 12 x 11.9 x 10 inches; 5 pounds
Item model number : PIF00-13663
Batteries : 1 C batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : March 7, 2019
Manufacturer : Radio Systems Corporation
Best Sellers Rank: #7,686 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #6 in Dog Wireless Fences
#6 in Dog Wireless Fences:
Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (4,285)
Brand Name: PetSafe
Breed Recommendation: Small and above
Included Components: PetSafe® rechargeable Li-ion battery; non replaceable, Receiver charger, Training flags, Transmitter with power adaptor, Waterproof receiver with adjustable collar
Dog Breed Size: Small
Animal Collar Type: Electronic Training Collar
Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation
Pet Type: Dog
UPC: 729849136632
Age Range Description: All Life Stages
Item Weight: 5 pounds
Item Type Name: Dog Wireless Fence
Model Number: PIF00-13663
Manufacturer Part Number: PIF00-13663
Target Species: Dog
Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Warranty
Item Dimensions L x W: 12"L x 11.9"W
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Pattern: Solid
Color: Red
Product Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
Occasion: everyday wear
Material Type: Polyurethane, Silicone
Product Care Instructions: Keep the transmitter dry and clean. Clean the receiver collar with a damp cloth. Charge the receiver collar as needed.
Closure Type: Quick Snap
Frequently asked questions
Designed with stubborn dogs in mind, this fence system is intended for dogs that are hard to train. Dogs that are 5 pounds or larger work best with this system.
No, one of the main features of the Stay & Play Pet Fence is that there is no wire to bury. This makes setup much easier compared to traditional dog fences.
PetSafe's Stay & Play Pet Fence can cover up to 3/4 of an acre. This gives your dog plenty of room to play while still keeping them safely contained.
Yes, another key feature of the Stay & Play Pet Fence is its portability. This allows you to take it with you if you’re going on vacation or moving to a new house, ensuring your pet's safety wherever you go.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Pet-Safe system is met with overwhelming positive reviews from dog owners who have struggled to ensure their pets stay within their property. Customers of various dog breeds, styles, and sizes reported effective and quick learning, and an improved quality of life for their pets. The system is also praised for easy setup and operation and a sustainable battery life for the collar.
Pros
- 🌟 Highly effective for a variety of dog breeds and behaviors
- 🐶 Dogs adapt quickly to the system, often within days
- 🔋 Sustained battery life on collar, lasting several weeks before needing a recharge
- 🏠 Gives dogs the freedom to enjoy outdoor space safely
Cons
- 😯 Some dogs may experience initial distress or fear from the shock
- 🐾 The system may restrict your dog to a smaller area than available
- 👕 The system only comes with one collar, requiring additional purchases for multiple dogs
Should I Buy It?
Yes, if you have a dog that often wanders off and you need to keep it within your property, this is a fantastic solution. The Pet-Safe system has proved successful for various breeds and age groups of dogs. It offers a very effective, easy-to-install, and reliable option for ensuring the safety and comfort of your pet. The small amount of initial distress could be outweighed by the long-term benefits of keeping your dog safely contained in your yard.
Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
I've had my Pointer on the Pet-Safe system for one month. I've waited to review to make sure the system works. I was very skeptical before purchasing because my dog is highly active. Seems ADHD. When let to run free, he will always pick up a scent, and then he's off for the running. Nothing will call him back! I will eventually get a call from the police in the nearby town, or the kennel just up the road. We are on ten acres, semi-rural, just within the city limits. Would love to just let him run. But?? Anyway, the Pet-Safe. I received the system about a month ago and will share my experiences. Day One: I set up the system, established the perimeter at the maximum range, white flagged..... I then put the Pet-Safe collar (at level 3) on the dog and walked him (his normal lunging from side to side) out to the perimeter. When approaching the perimeter, he would stop and just look around like "What is going on?". I would return to the safe zone and then walk out to another flag at the perimeter. Same thing, "What is going on?". Then return to the safe zone. We did the entire perimeter this way, and then called it a day. Day Two: I now set the level on the collar to 5. We did the perimeter walk the same way, but this time the collar got his attention and he would initiate the return to safe by himself. We made the entire perimeter with the same results. I decided to take a risk and let him run free, even though it was just day 2. He loved running free, and when nearing the perimeter, he would run back to me and sit there for a moment (while receiving praise and petting). I let him run for another twenty minutes with the same results. We called it a day. Day Three: I put the collar on him and let him run free. We enjoyed positive results and he never left the perimeter. I let him run for another half hour, then called it a day. I removed the Pet-Safe collar from him and went to turn the collar off. But, what I noticed was that I just now turned it on. Uh-Oh, I had neglected to turn the collar on when I put it on him. But, he had responded as though the collar were active. Wow, was I surprised. Trained by day three!?! This is a dog that could never be called back if he picked up a scent, which he always did. We now get to run free twice a day (usually), and have never had a failure. A few days ago, I pulled my flat bed trailer around to the back area of the property, well beyond the Pet-Safe perimeter. My dog followed and I wondered what would happen. He followed right along, but at the perimeter he immediately bolted back to the safe zone. Has done wonders for his disposition. I had to be trained too. I now make sure I've viewed the on/off status of the collar. I would like to comment on the system installation. The instructions mention that the system does not work well if installed near steel. My shop and all my outbuildings are covered with corrugated steel roofing and siding. I had to install this in my shop. Works fine and I'm achieving a consistent perimeter of a 150' radius. I would like to offer an update to my above review. We are now about six months into the use of the PetSafe system. Nothing has changed from my original review. Stills works great. Not one glitch. My GSH Pointer really loves to run. He looks forward to it every day. There have been times that he's come running back to me on his own, sitting there with an "expression" on his face as if to say "OK, I'm done now". This has really helped with his overall behavior (much less destructive), and my feelings toward my dog have greatly improved. Additional Update: We are now thirteen months into the system. Everything is functioning just the same as previously stated. I'd like to comment on durability. As I mentioned earlier, this dog has hunting instincts. We live on a wooded ten acre site with outbuildings, also some junk piles (left over building supplies) out back. This is a perfect place for wildlife, therefore, opportunities for hunting. My dog takes advantage of this and pursues critters into and under the buildings, also into the junk piles. I had been concerned as to the durability of the collar and transmitter with the abuse of that environment. The transmitter housing is a bit scratched up, but everything is functioning fine. I had purchased a replacement collar with expectation of having to use it. The replacement still hangs new on the wall.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2023 by Keith B.
Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
This things is amazing! Super easy to set up and use. We bought two collars for this and they both will hold a charge for over a month. Great purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by K.
Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
It works as it should. The only problem with it only works in a circle it would be nice to have a function where it was GPS enabled or the perimeter could be edited. We have a large rectangular yard, and it cuts it in half because we do not want to extend the perimeter to the neighbors. We have a very stubborn Vizsla, and he was not stopped by the shock collar we had before he has learned his boundaries now and he does not even get close to it he is so afraid of being shocked so with that being said it is definitely recommended for stubborn dog.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by Sandor
Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
I was really hesitant to get an electric fence, because I felt like it was mean, and wouldn't work. And we tried the kind with a wire for our English Setter, which you have to burry and oh my god that was awful. It didn't work at all, and the dumbest part of was that if he went past the boundary it would shock him when he came back! So we returned that awful contraption and had given up. But then we got a husky/German Shepard puppy, and letting them out became impossible. They would run all over the place and get into the neighbors compost, not to mention the the husky hates being indoors and would just whine all day wanting to go out. So we finally decided to try this wireless fence. We live close to a main road and have a lot of neighbors, and with two very energetic dogs that want to be playing outside with each other ALL day, we didn't know what else to do. I was a little nervous/intimidated when we got the wireless fence in the mail, but the set up was really easy. I plugged in the base and took the collar out. The beeps to let you know when you're getting close to the boundary line and nice and loud and easy to hear, unlike the beeps for the other fence we tried which were so faint you could barely here them at all. I set the fence up in the middle of winter, so the flags were really hard to see, because of all the snow. I read the whole training manual, but I didn't end up following it. I walked the dogs around their perimeter a couple times on a leash, and then let them explore on their own. I started out using the short prongs and the lowest shock level for the husky puppy (who was 6 or 7 months when we got the fence). He went right through the barrier and didn't seem to feel any correction, so I switched to the long prongs and turned the collar up to mid/high level. He only had to get shocked once. I felt really bad when it happened, and he was scared to go outside alone for a few days after, but we've had the fence system for several months, and he he understands the boundary now, and won't go passed where he hears the beeps. The training situation was similar for our English Setter who is 4. We had to order a second collar for him, because the fence system only comes with one, and the first one we ordered took batteries, instead of the rechargeable one the fence came with, so I had to send that one back for a rechargeable one (because who wants to deal with batteries). So it ended up being a couple weeks before we were able to train the English Setter on the fence also. We were more worried about him, since he's a bird hunting dog, and will take off after birds, and also because the first fence with the wire we had to bury didn't work at all. He has short hair so we did the short prongs on his collar and set it to the mid/high level. He also got shocked once, and for about a week would only hangout in the middle of the backyard, but now he's completely comfortable going outside. The dogs can go out together and play for hours and I don't have to worry about them running off. People will walk by our house with their dogs and our dogs will just sit on the front lawn behind their boundary line and won't go passed. My boyfriend can leave the house in his truck while they're out there and they won't try to follow him. Which really surprised me about the English Setter, because he used to take off after him all the time. In short, this fence system has been amazing for us. Our dogs are so much happier now that they can go outside and get exercise whenever they want. They get so excited when I put their collars on, because they know it means they get to go outside. I take their collars off when they come inside, and never leave them on overnight, and I haven't noticed any type of irritation from the prongs. The collars last a couple weeks before they need to be charged. I charge them when I see the collar beep red, which only takes a couple hours. I can't recommended this fence system highly enough.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2021 by Carrie Hiltz
Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
These people at "petsafety" care not for your pet's safety if your pet is a dog. These positive reviews must be for cat boxes and squeaky toys. We purchased the PetSafe Stay and Play fence system in February and lived with it, tested it, charge didn't last long, etc on our dog, off our dog. The collar buzzed erratically inside. We even put a sign on Abraham's kennel that WE MUST REMEMBER TO TAKE IT OFF AT NIGHT. This is a giant Schnauzer. I decided in December that we must have gotten a bad collar. So I purchased a second collar giving us a grand total of $545 for this system. Trying to be a team player, then I would settle on the first collar later. Same thing. Inside, in the kitchen it would go off and Abraham would go freakin' bezerk. If he was wearing that thing we would not have been able to manage the clasp which is a cheap knockoff of a good clasp. Even the webbed collar is cheap. By now I have $545 on a white elephant. I put off calling, busy over the holidays, etc. and finally made the dreaded call. Amazon generously will gave me a refund on the “new” since I accidentally called within the 30 days. The rest of the crap got me to "call the company." That worked well. “So sad. Tough. What warranty? We can replace it with an inground, wired system that we could drag around and watch for the weed-wacker and the lawn mower. That, for an additional $50 plus shipping. I said “absolutely not…. No no no nada.” Next option is a collar that the dog can wear 12 hours on, 12 hours off. I kid you not. That’s because it will irritate the animal’s skin. Petsafe cares nothing about safety, customer service, their reputation, or their AMAZON REVIEW. I will be sending this to the BBB and trust pilot. It will be buried under the glowing catboxes and twinkle toys no doubt. The collar, by the way, doesn’t work in the house because it’s too close to the transmitter apparently. That’s a ways away in our house. I cannot tell you, warn you, or express to you how irresponsible, and dishonest (why don’t they say we must take the collar on and off each time FIDO enters and exits your home? Perhaps because who can keep track of their dog’s every movement?) A completely expensive, very expensive, frustrating, exhausting experience brought to you by AMAZON and an irresponsible company the AMAZON name supposedly touts. BAD BAAAAAAAAAAAAD EXPERIENCE.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024 by Susan S.
Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
We have had the same 9 transmitters and base station with the Stubborn Dog PetSafe wireless pet containment system. I have 8 Saint Bernards and 1 pit/lab mix all on one system. We live in the country, lots of wildlife and a semi busy country road. I have the system in our home and all dogs are set on 6 (just to keep them safe) as they are long hair Saint Bernards. 1 Saint and the Pit/lab never wear their collars anymore. All of the dogs know their boundary. Stray dogs, cats, walking neighbors, etc., pass by the property and the dogs all stay within the boundary. I was EXTREMELY SKEPTICAL as I typically live my life “I have to physically see it to believe it” so when there’s no physical fence I was worried my dogs would think the same way. 6 of the dogs started wearing the collars at 8 weeks old, zero issues. I do have a back up, just in case any part of the system fails and needs to be immediately replaced. That would be my only suggestion. Although, my Saints play together rough making some of the transmitters looking like they shouldn’t still work. But they do. It appears the charge for each transmitter on my dogs lasts two to three weeks. I suppose this would be determined on how often the vibration is tripped and how often the beep signal is transmitted. The base station is inside our home, plugged into a standard plug. The dogs can go in a 150’ circular radius that takes them to our cinder block basement, garage, and plenty of yard space to run and play safely.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2026 by Kerry K.
Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
First , the device works. Once you find a spot for it in your house and test the range with the collars, it's perfect. You train the dogs and you never have to worry about it again. The downside. I've purchased two of these devices now because they seem to only last 2 years. At first I thought well maybe the storm shorted it out (there was a big storm and lightning struck near) But the second one started to short out on its own and now it beeps as if it has no power going to it and it does have power going to it. I tested it out in a different plug just to make sure, same thing. It won't stay on and it thinks its lost power so it keeps beeping. Wish there was a way to turn that off. But other than that, Now I'm down another one. And the price doesn't get any better.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2025 by Mike Morales
Style: Stubborn Dog Wireless Fence Kit
My son decided he just had to have a labradoodle... After our Shih Tzu of 14 years passed away, I was not ready for another dog in the house. We loved our little dog, Barkley, and he was so smart and so well behaved... I really didn't want a large dog. However, it's hard not to love Cerberus, the labradoodle. He is an extremely affectionate dog, but he is a puppy and requires much training. Barkley never needed a fence of any sort; he just stayed in the yard, did his thing and came back to the house for a treat when he finished. Cerberus likes to investigate everything in the yard, and in the neighbor's yard, and down the street... After getting Cerberus, we had to take him out to potty using a leash. That's fine, but he was always pulling at the leash and he had no freedom that way. I began looking at wireless fence options because fencing in our yard is not really an option. I didn't find any wireless options without high negative reviews, but I settled on this one because it seemed to be the best of the lot and so far I haven't been let down. We've only been using it for about three months, so I can't speak to the longevity issues others have experienced. Setup was easy enough. The included manual is very thorough. The hardest part was walking and flagging the perimeter, but that was not hard. We began training Cerberus by following the instructions. My wife and son began the training because I can't hear the beeps unless the collar is held up to my ear. We took our time and continued using the leash until Cerberus stopped trying to exit the perimeter. Then one day he rushed out the door when I was going out and I thought, "Oh crap! We'll never catch him.", but he stayed within the perimeter and came back to us without much coaching. Since that day, we've stopped using the leash for his potty trips and he's done very well, for about two months now. We sometimes let him out without supervision for short periods and he's always where he is supposed to be when we go call for him. It's much better without the leash and I can tell that he enjoys being off the leash too. I did have to turn the collar up to the fourth setting (stubborn dog version) to get his attention though. He even goes out without the collar sometimes now and he doesn't try to run off. He's been doing very well with the system and we're very happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2020 by Jack