Will this receiver work with the stubborn dog underground fence? The receiver we have is RF-275 we got a 2nd dog and need additional receiver
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I have two pit bulls and they stay in the yard all dog are diffent but it works for me with three dogs
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I don't think so. This has above ground unit that does a radio wave circumference the dogs must stay in. Good luck. love, Laurie
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After reading the manual for the collar, it seems like it will work on all fences EXCEPT the smart fence. I would call Pet Safe, to be sure.
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Sure can. Looks like PIRF-100. Link is: PetSafe Indoor Pet Barrier Transmitter, Operators Multiple CollarThey call those the transmitters and the collars the receivers instead of the other way around, though, it looks like.
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Yes, I needed two extra receivers and had the same question, but could not find an answer, so I just ordered two additional receivers and hoped they would work or if they didn't I was going to send them back. Anyway, both the extra receivers did worked.
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Only Petsafe and Innotek collars work with this. I did a Google search for you... It is not compatible with any other PetSafe Containment products. It is compatible with Guardian Indoor Pet Barrier, Innotek Zones, and Innotek UltraSmart Containment receivers. The (PIRF-100) Indoor Radio Fence Transmitter is compatible with PetSafe containment systems except for the new UltraSmart fence."
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Thank you for your question! This system is not compatible with the Stubborn Dog Collar, but will work with the Yardmax Wired Containment System.
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I would not expect a problem since the sensor detects magnetic variances, I would ensure that there is at least 10 feet between the sensor and the cattle guard and ensure that the transmitter is positioned so the guard is not in between it and your receiver.
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I don't think this is compatible with boundary wire - the rock gives off a silent signal, and if the dog gets too close, it warns then mild shock. It worked well for my dog, an overly ambitious lab mix - I needed him to stop going through the gate and wandering - he now stands far clear of the gate.
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Yes. I have one and it worked ok, not great with our Invisible Fence. Just check your system and make sure you order the recommended one. I have to tell you that if your dog is new to invisible fence it may not be as effective. We ordered it for our "grand dog" who visits and she was not deterred by it. But for our older dog, she didn't chance it. So we just switched collars.
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You need the PetSafe PIF-300-11 Wireless Pet Containment System designed for 180' diameter (360' circle). The errant dogs will get continuous zaps until they return if you use this one. They won't be so quick to leave using this one, and you should later be able to return to using your present ground fence. The alternative is one of the longer distance systems you can control with a hand held transmitter, and holding down the key when you see them take off.
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No, sorry as we have the Pet-Safe wireless model as well.... (our yard is square and not round- the perimeter of wireless model- which I love by the way- and therefore our dogs liked digging in our neighbors yard). So we had to buy 3 more collars to work with the in-ground model....but our dogs do get out sometimes and then have trouble getting back in the yard because it shocks them coming back in....ugghhh
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I use mine with a regular receiver. I just had to adapt the wires at the receiver.
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Dear Vicky, Thank you for your question. The Havahart Wireless 5134G2 Radial-Shape 2 Wireless Fence will absolutely not work with aluminum siding on a structure or in heavily wooded or landscaped areas enclosed within the fence boundaries. Slopes and hills, metal sheds or other smaller metal structures, metal downspouting, metal garage doors, metal poles may present challenges to the fence, as all wireless systems have these challenges. The interference is no different than a building has to a cell phone. From my own experience, the controller absolutely will not work in my neighbor's yard, who has an aluminum sided home. My brother has a brick home, but a metal shed in the yard, and he sets the radius to where the shed is outside the radius, and has no problems. The signal gets weaker, but still strong enough to buzz the dog, who understands the buzz means stop. We found the controller inside the home should never be near an outside meter or air conditioner, as the signal weakens. By moving the inside controller to a wall with no outside items in the way produces a nice clear signal. Some highly intelligent dogs are not affected by weaker signals from metal or dense interference, as they know any buzz, no matter how tiny means stop. Basically, a lot of metal structures and dense trees and landscaping are not going to let the signal come through, but a few smaller things will cause some interference with the signal, but some dogs respond to any strength signal. I hope this answers your question. Maren
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it should still work just don't put the receiver to far away from the door .the signal doesn't go as far as they claim
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The rock will work if you have the correct collars so I believe it depends on what model fence you have. We have the Pet Safe Yardmax Rechargeable In-ground Pet Fencing System. Rock works great!
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I used 2 receivers with one transmitter in the past. I know they have a unit with multiple chimes and will receive a few different transmitters. Check the website for the one that fits what you need, or call their tech support. They are very helpful and know their stuff. Hope this helps.
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Im not sure which receiver that is, however I do know it works with all the Petsafe receivers. I have several of these recievers and this collar is a great replacement.
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In my case and others that I've talked to, unless your receiver has a DIRECT and CLEAR line of sight to the mail box, it won't work. It means you've got to mount the receiver in a window that has the line of sight needed. From your description, it seems that you've got another unit in front of yours blocking the mailbox line of sight from your unit, so in that case it won't work.