PetSafe Wireless Fence, 1/2 Acre, Tone & Static Correction, 8 lb+, Portable | Proprietary Circular Boundary with No Digging or Burying Wire, Static-Free Re-Entry
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Style: 1-Dog Fence
Features
- 1/2 Acre Of Circular Coverage: The adjustable circular range can cover up to 1/2 acres from the placement of the portable indoor transmitter, and can be expanded further with purchase of an additional transmitter
- Most Accurate Wireless Fence: Our proprietary circular boundary gently guides your dog back to the play area
- 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
- 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
- Trust The Best: Awarded best wireless dog fence overall by Forbes, our proprietary circular boundary gently guides your dog back to his play area
- Portable: This portable system is terrific for camping, vacation homes, or anywhere you travel with access to an outlet
- Waterproof Collar: The waterproof collar comfortably fits small, medium, and large pets 8 pounds and up and adjusts to fit neck sizes 6-28 inches; compatible with all PetSafe Wireless Fence transmitters
- Long Battery Life: The collar battery lasts up to 2 months before the low battery indicator alerts you to replace the battery; uses the PetSafeRFA-67D-11 battery
Description
The PetSafe Wireless Containment System allows you to create a secure 1/2 acre circular boundary around your yard without the hassle of burying wire or installing a physical fence. Simply place the Wireless Containment System transmitter in a weatherproof location, plug into an outlet and adjust the dial to cover the perfect size area for your dog. Coverage can be personalized from 5 to 90 feet in all directions from the base unit or up to 180 feet across. This portable system sets up in 1-2 hours so you can easily take it with you when you go camping or go on vacation. This Wireless fence comes with the PetSafe Wireless Pet Containment System Receiver Collar. The battery operated collar features a tone only mode plus 5 adjustable levels of correction depending on your dog's temperament. With the purchase of additional PetSafe Wireless fence collars, the Wireless Containment System will contain an unlimited number of pets with a single system.Kit Includes:`Transmitter with power adaptor (Power adaptor images for reference only, actual adaptor appearance may vary)Receiver with adjustable collarTraining flagsTest light toolLong contact pointsContact point wrench
Pattern: Solid
Color: Gray
Material: Nylon, Plastic
Brand: PetSafe
Item Display Dimensions: 12 x 11 x 9 inches
Product Dimensions : 11 x 12 x 0.1 inches; 12.8 ounces
Item model number : PIF-300
Department : Wireless Containment
Batteries : 2 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : December 20, 2002
Manufacturer : Radio Systems Corporation
Best Sellers Rank: #10,024 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #10 in Dog Wireless Fences
#10 in Dog Wireless Fences:
Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (9,456)
Brand Name: PetSafe
Breed Recommendation: Small, Medium, Large Breeds
Included Components: Includes, PetSafe RFA-67 battery, Training flags, Transmitter with power adaptor, Waterproof receiver with adjustable collar
Dog Breed Size: All, Medium, Small
Animal Collar Type: Electronic Training Collar
Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation
Pet Type: Dog
UPC: 729849100824
Global Trade Identification Number: 24
Age Range Description: All Life Stages
Item Weight: 12.8 ounces
Item Type Name: Dog Wireless Fence System
Model Number: PIF-300
Manufacturer Part Number: PIF-300
Target Species: Dog
Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Warranty
Item Display Dimensions: 12 x 11 x 9 inches
Item Dimensions L x W: 11"L x 12"W
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Size: 6 Piece Set
Pattern: Solid
Color: Gray
Product Style: 1-Dog Fence
Material Type: Nylon, Plastic
Closure Type: Buckle
Frequently asked questions
The PetSafe Wireless Fence can cover an area up to 1/2 acre. This wide range offers ample space for your pet to explore safely.
The PetSafe Wireless Fence is suitable for dogs that weigh 8lbs or more. This makes it versatile for various dog breeds, from small to large sizes.
The PetSafe Wireless Fence uses a tone or static correction to keep your pet within the designated area. If the pet attempts to leave the area, the system sends a warning tone or a safe static correction encouraging them to stay within the boundaries.
The PetSafe Wireless Fence is from the Parent Company INVISIBLE FENCE Brand, a trusted name in pet containment systems. It uses safe and effective technology to keep your pet within set boundaries, ensuring their safety and giving you peace of mind.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The product is a wireless fence kit for dogs and has received largely positive reviews from customers indicating that it effectively restrains dogs within the yard, and contributes positively to their training. Customers noted that the product was relatively easy to set up and use, and appreciated the newfound freedom it offered their dogs. However, the system's area of coverage presented challenges on uneven terrains and it was not recommended for cats due to the size and weight of the collar. Also, the lifespan of the transmitter raised some concerns.
Pros
- 🐕 Effectively restrains and trains dogs.
- 👷♀️ Easy to set up and use.
- 🏡 Provides dogs with more freedom within the yard.
- 📞 Strong customer service reviews.
Cons
- ⛰ Challenges in setup on uneven terrains.
- 🐈 Not suitable for cats.
- ⏱ Transmitter lifespan causes concerns.
- 🚫 Area of coverage can fluctuate.
Should I Buy It?
If you are a dog owner with a relatively flat terrained yard, and are looking for an effective way to keep your dog within the yard while providing them with some freedom of movement, this product would be a good purchase. However if you own a cat or your yard has significant elevation changes, the product may not be suitable. Consider the life expectancy of the transmitter and the potential additional costs that could arise from it.
Style: 1-Dog Fence
Best investment ever made. Should have done it two years ago! Our dog has become affectionately known as the “Runner”, on several occasions taking off for hours… basic training has not helped the running. We live on 2 flat acres, our front yard is grassy and open, backyard is wooded. I looked into an electric wired fence system… on Long Island, NY they are going for about $1800 for just a small portion of my property… $1000 if I had the guy do it as a side job without his company knowing. So, I decided to wait until spring and think it over. Saw this advertised on TV and bought it immediately, set up took less than an hour for me to do alone on my 2 acres (used all 180’ diameter) and after two days, my boy totally gets it. Day one, sessions 1 & 2 we trained using the lead, flags and tone only, along with treats and "party time" when he came back home. We used "safe home!" as the command word. Third session on day one the correction was bumped up to level three & he received one correction... yes, he whimpered and cried for a brief moment & yes, I felt really, really bad, the whimper along with the "wth was that?!" look from him and I think he got the message perfectly... and immediately he ran back to the "safe home" play area. Day two, sessions 1 & 2, correction is now on level two, on lead we train again with flags, treats and party time. He has zero desire to go anywhere that he sees a flag... the only down side is that the beep is very quiet, and while on the lead he jumped back to safe zone super-fast, so although I didn't hear the beep, that didn't mean it didn't happen... having said that, I think one or two times he may have been corrected again, but because he was only set to level two he didn't whimper... just moved like lightening to the safe zone. Or, maybe he heard the beep, wasn’t taking any chances and reacted to it. Day two, sessions 3 & 4, he is off lead, he definitely knows the boundaries and hesitant to go anywhere near the perimeter… appears he might be a little hesitant in general, he knows something is up and he is on alert. I went to the mailbox leaving him half way up on the driveway, he didn’t budge. We have the base station set up on a shelf in the garage, about 3 or 4 feet from my extra (running) fridge and about 20 feet from my 2 metal garage doors… so far, no interference whatsoever with metal garage doors, fridge or 2 cars parked in driveway. I will update this review if there are any changes, so far (2 days) it seems to be an awesome product that has saved me literally at least $1000.00, not to mention the hundreds potentially spent on repairs to a wire that landscapers cut by accident. At this $220.00 price it’s a ridiculous steal, I intend to share this info with every friend I know! Update 1/16/16- Still no issues with collar, haven't needed to replace it for excessive wear and tear, as we put it on and take it off each time he goes out. No issues with Transmitter, works perfectly, even with added computer and wifi near by. I am now looking to purchase a second collar to train a new pup, may consider using the collar I have now, as my older pup now knows his boundaries perfectly. Although, I am fearful to chance it. In reading the reviews I must express how important it is to follow the directions of this product to the tee, and be sure to place it in an area that has little activity or technology. Mine is in a attached garage on a shelf about 6 feet above the ground, works great. I do greatly appreciate a comment I read earlier, that the boundary can change upon the weather due to frequency changes... I have noticed this once or twice while watching the dog and couldn't figure out why... never occurred to me that the weather could affect the frequency and boundary... but of course it can. My house is set back very far from the road so if the boundary expands or shrinks a little it wont matter, but if your property if close to a road, etc, you may want to be super aware of this fact. I've never had a problem with either collar or transmitter, I believe it is due directly to the fact that I take care of the product, I never touch or move the transmitter, collar is always hanging on hook when dog isn't outside wearing it (I do not take out the battery however), neither unit has ever gotten wet, chewed or dropped, battery is replaced every couple of months and I periodically check the boundaries of the collar myself. I'm sure there are units that malfunction, all the more reason to check the receiver every now and then, but overall I think if it is taken care of relatively gently it should last a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2014 by Sarah
Style: 1-Dog Fence
I should have made this purchase ages ago... Summary: Works wonderfully, even with a very stubborn dog. Highly recommended. Training and patience is required but only for the first couple of weeks. Well worth the money and time spent training. There's lots of good technical information in other reviews here (and elsewhere on the net) so I'm just going to write up my experience assuming you understand how it works. Crash is my year-old male Boxer + American bulldog mix. He is 85ish pounds. He's clumsy but tough. He hits his head on things all the time and nothing seems to hurt him. Sometimes he hits his head so hard it makes me cringe, but he just happily wags his tail and walks away... so I was worried he would just run freely and ignore the collar. I worried it would hurt him too much or be cruel. He's clumsy but very smart. As soon as he was old enough for puppy school, I took him to several months of obedience/socialization classes. He is a VERY well behaved dog except when he sees other people or animals that interest him. He nearly always gives chase. He is so friendly and happy but he's big and doesn't know he can be scary so when he runs to play with people. Sometimes when they see him running toward them, they are very afraid (I don't blame them! They don't know he's harmless). Also, I have a road which people tend to speed on in front of my house and I don't want him anywhere near that street. Even on a leash he was a REAL handful when he saw something interesting. Very skeptical, I finally purchased the Petsafe wireless containment system. I actually own a wired system (given to me as a gift) but the configuration of my home and property make it VERY difficult (expensive) to get a line around the containment area. Which reminds me of the only drawback to the wireless version I've found: I can't utilize all the area I could with a wired system (circle in a square area basically). I can get 70 percent of it though. That is simply because of the shape of my property. I found a place to install the transmitter, plugged it in and walked the property, placing flags where the alarm sounded on the collar (after some signal strength adjustments). It ended up providing a pretty good area for the dog to enjoy and gave him additional freedoms that I couldn't accomplish with a wired system. After the installation, I followed the training procedure with him. He was previously allowed in some areas of the yard which the new containment system didn't cover, so I was worried about that as well. The first time he heard the collar alarm sound he did associate it with "no" and stopped in his tracks. He happily ran somewhere else and played. The same result after the second time the alarm sounded. The third time my neighbor walked out (my dog loves him) and Crash ran full speed toward him. He ignored the alarm and my audible "no!" correction- he was in "one track to the goal" mode. When he does this, I've never been able to get his attention despite training him patiently using proven methods. The collar corrected him just where I had hoped, a few feet before the edge of my property. When he received correction (level 2 of 6) he was already aware he was doing something wrong (alarm, me yelling "no"). I could have ever hoped or wished for a better response from him: he immediately came running back to the safe zone (and yes, he cried, which made me sad... but I think it mostly scared him) and laid down. After the correction, he completely ignored my neighbor. The kicker here is that he knew why it corrected him and what he needed to do. It worked like a charm. I consoled him and praised him for coming back into the containment area. Since that time, he's been corrected only 3 times total (in around a month). He knows what the flags meant (which I have since taken down), he knows what the alarm on the collar means and he knows where he's allowed to go. It's the craziest thing, it's like he's on an invisible leash now... he runs to the edge of his zone and barks at squirrels, etc. Even if I walk outside the zone he sits patiently and waits for me to return. I was worried about him being corrected (I like that word so much better than "shocked") but it has only happened 3 times and that was in the first 5 days. Since then, the alarm is plenty to send him back to the containment area. I no longer have to leash him up when he wants to go outside, I just go outside and sit and watch while he plays happily in the yard. It's fantastic. He doesn't fear the collar; in fact he gets excited and stands still so I can put it on because he knows that means it's time to go outside. I should have made this purchase ages ago. I've never had to turn up the correction and he's a big, tough, stubborn dog. He and I both love our new freedoms! Now I can work in the yard, etc. while he plays. I don't have to concentrate completely on him. I highly recommend this product but PLEASE follow the training instructions and be patient. Letting your pup run free before he understands the boundaries isn't fair to him/her. He should know why he is being corrected BEFORE he actually receives a correction or he wont know what to do to make it stop. This product is as effective as long as you are willing to be patient and follow instructions. Heck it's more than effective, it's fantastic.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2008 by Dax
Style: 1-Dog Fence
We have owned the Petsafe Wireless Containment System for two years. We purchased it on Amazon in August of 2016. As we trained our German Shepherd using the wireless containment system, we followed the directions precisely. At first, things worked well. Our dog knew her boundary. The system worked when it needed to, and our dog knew to run back toward the house when she had gone too far. But as time went on, the system became more and more inconsistent. All dogs need consistency, especially German Shepherds. At times, the system would start to shock her while she was safely inside her zone. At other times, the system wouldn't shock her when she went beyond her boundary. We tried troubleshooting by unplugging the transmitter and plugging it back in again. We changed batteries in her collar. We tried adjusting the circumference of her circle. Sometimes it would work, but inevitably, it would go back to its inconsistent ways. Today was the last straw. I was outside with our German Shepherd when someone walked by with his dog. The other dog was safely outside of our dog's radius, but because the system has been so inconsistent recently, my dog ran to the other dog. Thankfully, I was able to call her back right away, but I could tell the other dog owner was a little frightened by the experience. And I don't blame him! My dog should have stayed in her yard. But the system failed to work. Then, as I was bringing my dog into the house, safely within the containment system, the collar started zapping her without warning. She completely freaked out, and she is now terrified to go into our kitchen and out the back door. Needless to say, I'm done with this product. I cannot recommend it as it currently works to anyone who loves their pet. It is too inconsistent and can cause more damage than good. I wish it worked. I wish it did what it promised. I wish I got what I paid for. But instead, I have a nervous dog who gets shocked inside the house, safely inside her radius and doesn't get shocked when she goes outside of the safe zone.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2018 by David
Style: 1-Dog Fence
great price at time of purchase, battery life for me lasts about 2 months . i have a 100lb german shepard and he is a stubborn one but he has adapted to the boundries quickly . my son and daughter in law had him on this when he was in their care for a while so i put him back on 1 here since it worked well for them even if he doesn't have the collar on he stays with in his boundries refuses to leave them when coaxed by adults he knows or myself and refuses to leave your side . shock works well when he pushed it chasing an animal that shouldn't be here that was outside his boundry . the static is adjustable for your pets size boundry is adjustable i have it at the top area for him to be able to roam . do wish i could make it larger and adjust the size of area . it is a 90 degree circle however i have 5 1/2 acres and would like to have him limited more to my property than my sons who is next door without lowering his boundry area or moving the base station to another area in the house
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2026 by Ms. B.
Style: 1-Dog Fence
Easy set up and it works as advertise
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2026 by todd wolfe
Style: 1-Dog Fence
I decided to purchase a Petsafe PIF-300 Wireless Containment System after researching in ground fences. I was skeptical after reading the reviews describing the problems others have had with this system. I have some of the same conditions (small dog, sloping yard) that others have had problems with. I called the Petsafe support line to discuss my concerns. Their customer service was very nice but they couldn't promise that I wouldn't have some of the same issues that I read that others had. I decided to go ahead and purchase the system despite my concerns as I figured the pros of the system would out weigh the cons. I'm very glad that I did. The transmitter and collar were very easy to set up. I read the directions and had the system up and running in less than an hour. I mounted the transmitter to a wall in a back room of my basement and it works great. I haven't had any interference problems even with a large metal oil drum, furnace, metal stair hatch, and refridgerator in the same room as the transmitter. The directions say to keep it on the ground level at least 2-4 feet from the floor but it worked better for me when I moved it from the main floor to a wall the basement. Training our dog couldn't have been easier (miniature dachshund ~ 11 lbs). She's only went out of the zone and gotten corrected twice. Now she'll turn right around when she hears the collar beep. The collar fits her small neck but it's a little bit wider than her other collars. I poked two small holes in one of her older collars, unscrewed the receiver from the collar provided, and moved it to the smaller collar with no problems. The unit comes with a tool to remove the receiver from the collar with ease. One feature that I don't like and that has been discussed in previous reviews is the circular radius of the safe zone. Many, like myself, have a rectangular shaped property. I have to allow the zone to enter my neighbor's yard a bit on each side to allow her enough room to roam in the front and back yard of my house. I talked this over with my neighbor's beforehand and it's not a problem with them. This didn't lower my rating as I knew of this feature before I purchased the product. One user posted that they had problems with the receiver beeping inside the house intermittently when it wasn't around the dog's neck. I had this problem and realized that the collar was laying face down on a shelf. I now store it face up and havn't had the problem since. A feature that I absolutely love is the portability. We bring the unit when we stay with friends and family and it works great. It's so nice not having to tie the dog up or walk her around on a leash all the time. She spends so much more time outside now that we don't have to worry about her running away or running into traffic. Another great feature is that it will continue to correct, for 30 seconds, until the dog is back into the safe zone. This was an important feature for me. I have many friends with in ground fences and they've had problems where their dog has bolted through the underground wire fence and then run away. The in ground fence will only correct when the dog passes over the wire in the ground. I couldn't be happier with this product and I want to thank everyone who posted a review to aid my decision to purchase it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2009 by C. Hoffman
Style: 1-Dog Fence
In one sentence: The PetSafe Wireless Electric Fence is better in theory than in practice. That said, your results may be better or worse depending on your particular circumstances. One important issue is that even with a level property, the radius of coverage is *extremely* irregular. Furthermore, metallic objects of any kind can throw the already inconsistent system completely haywire. There will be complete gaps due to interference which a clever dog will get through (and then sometimes find himself trapped). Even without any obvious source of interference, the field of coverage will remain erratic. This, in my view, is the single greatest failing of the PetSafe system and which should send them back to the proverbial drawing board. Five feet away from where there is a 60-ft radius, for example, the radius extends to 80ft and then back to 45ft. That's tough for a li'l doggie to learn. Among other things, you will have to keep the transmitter unit FAR away from appliances, metal fences, stainless-steel sinks, automobiles, metal sheds, electrical devices of any kind, etc etc. The beeping *should* warn your dog that s/he is approaching the perimeter, but the beeping is quite soft and if there are other ambient sounds it can be virtually inaudible. This made it difficult to establish the boundaries in the first place as I had to hold the collar next to my ear (and I have excellent hearing) while the instructions tell you to hold it near the ground at your dog's height. (I am considerably taller than my dog.) Also, as another contributor noted, 'when the dog reaches the range, (s)he has to come WAY back inside the perimeter in order to stop the correction.' This also cannot be overemphasized, and confirms my testing where I sometimes had to return a full twenty paces back into the coverage zone before the receiver would stop beeping. This failing has the practical effect of teaching your dog that the coverage zone is vastly smaller than what you have laboriously established. Not good. Worse, I have discovered that if my dog is running (i.e. chasing deer or another dog) the alarm will completely fail to sound. Apparently there is no shock in that circumstance either, but the alarm WILL sound when she returns to about 120 feet from the unit. Hence, the system sometimes works completely in reverse: permitting the dog to escape the 'safe' zone but preventing her from returning. Not ready for prime time, and I'm sorry to see that the PetSafe system hasn't been improved in the several years it's been on the market. MOST importantly, meanwhile, people need to spend time, be patient, and FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS when training their dogs to learn the system. It's shocking (sorry!) how many people are too lazy to do this; they just turn the system and throw their poor dogs outside to learn on their own. Then we have the individual who left the collar on her dog all the time and the poor dog suffered dangerous and potentially lethal skin pressure necrosis from being shocked all the time. Disgraceful! For your pet's safety, keep the collar OFF the dog except when needed outdoors. And under direct supervision, at least for the first few weeks. There is no substitute for close and continuous attention. This would be true even if the system worked perfectly! There is also no way to turn the shock level down temporarily, aside from going through the entire process of opening and accessing the tiny button on the receiver and then increasing the level step-by-step through the whole range and then starting over from zero. This is incredibly tedious--and woe unto you if you should lose the small, special plastic tool used to remove the cap over the button. You can try using a coin. Meanwhile the original receiver battery lasted 10 days. Buy a lot of spares if you purchase the PetSafe system. Now, one great thing about this system (which is also true of wired systems) is that generally, the dog does not think that you are the one applying the correction. Best if you are positioned relatively central in the zone and calling him/her back before or when the warning tone / correction shock occurs. Then your dog will associate you with safety (and lack of pain) and wandering off too far with risk. Win-win.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2011 by Johnny Reb
Style: 1-Dog Fence
This really helps to keep my dog in the yard and she still gets to play. My dog quickly learned the boundaries and now will go to the edge of the yard and stop. You can adjust the radius of how far your pet can go. Batteries are easy to find and it was easy to install. The box does take up some space in your home, so you will need a spot to keep the fence plugged in.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by Tabitha