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PetSafe Wireless Pet Containment System Receiver Collar for Dogs, Wireless Dog Collar Waterproof Material, Fits Small, Medium, Large Pets, Wireless Fence Receiver Collar (Red and Black)

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Style: Receiver Collar Only


Features

  • ADJUSTABLE COLLAR: Experience the convenience of a dog fence wireless collar that caters to a range of pet sizes. This wireless fence collar comfortably fits small, medium, and large pets, 8 lbs or more, adjusting to neck sizes between 6-28 inches.
  • LONG-LASTING BATTERY: Sleep soundly knowing your wireless fence for dogs features a long-lasting battery, with 1-3 month battery life, depending on use. This wireless pet fence collar includes a low-battery indicator, ensuring your pet's safety is never at risk due to a dead battery.
  • UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: Enjoy the advantages of a wireless pet containment system collar that is compatible with all PetSafe Wireless Fence transmitters. The wireless pet containment system allows you to safely secure all your pets within your yard!
  • UNLIMITED PETS: Easily add an unlimited number of pets to your system with this dog fence collar. This dog fence wireless collar enables you to include as many collars as needed to the fence system.
  • PERSONALIZED SETTINGS: Personalize your dog's wireless fence collar settings to reflect their unique personality. With 5 adjustable correction levels and one tone only mode, this wireless pet fence collar ensures your pet is comfortable and responds positively to the containment system.

Description

Imagine the tranquility that comes with knowing your pets are safe and secure with the wireless fence collar. This innovative collar ensures your furry friends stay within the safety of your yard, eliminating the worry of them wandering off or getting into dangerous situations. The PetSafe Wireless Pet Containment System Receiver Collar provides this peace of mind. It's an essential tool for any pet owner who values the security and well-being of their pets. Crafted with versatility in mind, the waterproof dog fence wireless collar comfortably fits pets 8 lbs or mote, and adjusts to fit neck sizes between 6-28 inches. The collar is compatible with all PetSafe Wireless Fence transmitters, further enhancing its adaptability. It's not just about keeping your pets contained, it's about giving them the freedom to roam within a safe boundary of the wireless pet fence. The collar's long battery life ensures continuous operation, with a low battery indicator to alert you when it's time to replace the battery. Working seamlessly with all our wireless fences, the PetSafe Wireless Pet Containment System Receiver Collar ensures that all your pets can be kept safe in your yard. This pet containment system collar is essential for maintaining the safety of your pets. This wireless pet containment system collar is designed to work exclusively with our wireless fences. Adding unlimited pets to your system is as easy as pie with this dog fence collar. Whether you have two dogs or ten, each one can be added to the fence system, ensuring all your pets are safe and secure. The collar also includes short and long contact points, making it suitable for pets with both long and short hair. Rely on the quality promise of the PetSafe brand, a trusted global leader in pet behavior, containment, and lifestyle innovations since 1998. Our U.S.-based customer care team is always ready to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have about the wireless pet fence.

Pattern: Solid


Color: Red and Black


Material: Nylon


Brand: PetSafe


Item Display Dimensions: 8 inches


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8 x 6 x 4 inches; 4.16 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ PIF-275-19


Department ‏ : ‎ unisex-adult


Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ November 1, 2007


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Radio Systems Corporation


Best Sellers Rank: #5,497 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #5 in Dog Wireless Fences


#5 in Dog Wireless Fences:


Product Care Instructions: Clean the collar with water and let it dry. Ensure the collar is adjusted properly to fit your pet's neck size and is not too tight or loose.


Material Type: Nylon


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Dimensions L x W: 8"L x 4"W


Item Display Dimensions: 8 inches


Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation


UPC: 729849106284


Included Components: Product manual, 1 receiver collar, Short and long contact point, Test light tool


Brand Name: PetSafe


Target Species: Cat, Dog


Age Range Description: All Life Stages


Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes


Color: Red and Black


Pattern: Solid


Closure Type: Snap


Frequently asked questions

The PetSafe Wireless Receiver Collar is designed for pets that weigh more than 5 pounds. This makes it suitable for small to large size dogs and cats.

Yes, the PetSafe Wireless Receiver Collar is waterproof. This means it can withstand wet conditions like rain, or if your pet decides to take a splash in a pool or pond.

The PetSafe Wireless Receiver Collar uses both tone and static correction to ensure your pet remains within the designated boundary. This gives you the flexibility to use audio warnings or mild electronic signals as a form of correction.

Yes, the PetSafe Wireless Receiver Collar is from the parent company of the Invisible Fence Brand, which is revered for its quality pet containment solutions.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

These PetSafe energizer collars are generally very well-rated and appreciated by long time users for their superior functionality. Reviewers praise it for its effectiveness with small dogs and compatibility with various fence systems. However, some users wished they knew beforehand that not all versions of the collar were rechargeable.

Pros

  • 🐾 Effective for small dogs
  • 🔋 Packaged with extra batteries
  • 🔄 Comes in both rechargeable and non-rechargeable versions
  • 💪 Can last up to 5 years before a replacement is needed
  • 🐶 Suitable for households with multiple dogs

Cons

  • 😕 Not all versions of the collar are rechargeable
  • 🕒 Some users found that later models didn't last as long as their original collars
  • 🗓️ Replacement collars are necessary after a period of use

Should I Buy It?

If you are a pet owner dealing with an adventurous small dog that needs to be kept within a certain perimeter, these PetSafe energizer collars are a functional and reliable option. Just make sure to double-check if you are getting the rechargeable or non-rechargeable version according to your preference.

    • Love this portable fence!! Very cost effective
Style: Wireless Fence Kit
We have 6 month old golden retriever and a fenced back yard. Our golden began digging under the modular that we live in and no matter what we tried to do to block her she still dug around it, through it, in a new spot etc. The fence was doing it's job already so our alternatives were to build a concrete kennel/run for her, stake her out, or put the invisible fence to work. When I ran accross this wireless invisible fence system, I saw this as a great alternative to the previuos mentioned fixes. We got it in two days and were ready to try it out. We followed all the instructions to get the perimeter set-up (which is an adjustable sized circle)and got down to training. The manufacturer has a month or more training schedule - our golden caught on quickly in just two days (we spent about 6 hours training in total.) We followed the instructions to a tee just at a more rapid pace since she began catching on after just one shock at a level 2. We left the flag markers in place for about 8-10 days and began removing them as directed over three days. By this time the dog (Holly) was used to hearing the beep and knew what would come next if she continued in that direction. It has been wonderful , as this also keeps her from wandering off to the neighbors, out to the road, or disappearing out of shouting range. The adjustable radius is great for containing Holly in a smaller area, such as at a BBQ, away from the pool, kids, etc. This is not a system for a small dog as the collar is bulky - I would say the dog should be at least 25 lbs to support the collar. The system is expandable if you buy additional collars (which is still a lot cheaper then building a fence or concrete run). I can't wait to take it camping with us so Holly can roam freely in her area and not need to be staked down or shut up in the car or trailer. The only down side to this system is that the central unit is not weather proof - so you are advised to place it indoors. This was not an issue for us as we have shop and a pump house, but I can see for some if you only wanted to contain the dog in the back of the house it might pose a problem since the circle size might need to be reduced. The only improvement I can suggest would be to make the unit smaller (it is about the size of a gallon jug) and weather proof, so you could place it in a tree or on a table to get the containment area exactly where you want it (guess you could use the old wire system to do this as well). Overall though it is a great invention works well for Holly and we don't have any more digging under the house. FYI - for those that think the shock is cruel - I held the collar in my hand and it is not painful, but I can feel it (it is much like the sensation of placing your tongue on a 9 volt battery - not painful)- I think since it is a different sensation dogs react to it. We have kept the level at a 2 for Holly (it goes up to 6, which I would imagine feels like a zap, bnut just like humans some dogs are more or less sensative then others)- but I have only seen her get shocked 4 times, 2 of which I made happen in order to train her to go back inside the circle instead of outside it and 2 of her own mistakes. Holly responds to the sound now and eventually she won't even need the collar on to stay within her boundary. One year later - still works. Holly (the dog) definately knows where she can roam when the collar is on. We have replaced the battery 5 times, so about every 2 months. There is a low battery indicator on the collar itself and the batteries are pretty cheap here on amazon. We leave the unit on 24-7 becasue it is just easier than worring about openeing a door and having Holly escape without her collar and we have not had any issues. Holly actually wants the collar on, after a bath she goes straight to where the collar is and can't wait for us to put it back on. After the inital training Holly only has gotten zapped one other time and she was chasing a duck - this was about 7 months after being with the collar - she did escape her boundaries although she returned back inside the boundary as well - she is almost full grown so we figured the level 2 was just not as effective as it had been when she was a pup. That same afternoon we upped the level and let Holly test it again, now that she thought she could get outside the boundary area. It worked, she cried out, so we knew she felt it, she immeadiatly returned to the front porch and still to this day if she hears the warning beep she returns straight to the front porch to ensure she does not get zapped again. The Collar is still in good shape and we hope the unit last another couple years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2011 by Aimee J
    • Excellent product, beware of uneven terrain though
Style: Receiver Collar Only
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This product worked beautifully for our one year-old female shepherd mix, and I’m excited to get it working on our almost one year old new male lab pitbull mix. Maggie learned very quickly with the boundary was, but just be warned, a smart dog, like her, will also adapt and understand that if she’s not wearing the collar, she can still run off. We weren’t too worried about Bodi running away, but he figured out a couple weeks ago that he can squeeze underneath our chain-link fence, and then a neighbor told us that she saw him climb over our chain-link fence, which I was not sure I had ever heard of a dog doing that before. Now onto the main thing I wanted to share: I had an incredibly difficult time setting up the flags to begin with last year, but that’s because our front yard is a fairly steep hill down toward the street. I just could not get anything close to a consistent perimeter, when I had the transmitter on our main level. So I called customer service and they were actually very helpful, they suggested putting it in the basement since the signal goes out like a mushroom and comes back down to the level of the transmitter, this made it so that I could have a much more consistent and predictable perimeter. It’s been working great ever since. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024 by Tyler Strodtman Tyler Strodtman
    • Thinking about buying this system? DO IT!
Style: Wireless Fence Kit
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2008 by Dax
    • Nice system, limited range
Style: Wireless Fence Kit
This system is easy to set up and well built. However, the range is limited to 90 feet which makes it unsuitable for larger yards. I returned mine for the pro version which has a longer range.
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024 by JohnB

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