Is this collar also compatible with the normal Pawz Away barrier disks? I want to know if I can extend the 5 ft max on this product if necessary.
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you can set it up to 7-8 feet circle. it also works as cubic feet which will keep your cat off a staircase as well. it works well.
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Look at 'PetSafe Deluxe Ultralight Dog Fence Collar - PUL-275'. I just purchased two for our 10 lb dogs. Hopefully, it will work with the wireless fence system. :)
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Thank you for your question! This product is for the Stay + Play Receiver collars. The item you are looking for is the SportDOG Brand SD-400/400S/400CAMO/800 Adapter Accessory .
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Hi Stephen S.,Thanks for your enquiry.Unfortunately we don't have a pet barrier that will fit this vehicle in our range.Sorry we are unable to help on this occasion.Kind regardsHannahTravall
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It should fit just fine. I would order a quick release collar replacement ( info in my original review) I think the quick release collars are more easily scale able to the right size versus the buckle type. The unit is fantastic and has great range. I highly recommend it. Also, if it doesn't work for you, you can always return it.
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I have had my gate extended to 72 inches to block off a kitchen area.HOWEVER I velcroed both ends to the wall to make sure it would stay. We have an English Mastiff & a standard Poodle. The sight of the gate itself was enough of a deterrent that they never tried to get through it.
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The company used to market the product as "Innotech Zones" but now its Petsafe Pawz Away Zones. I'm actually not certain this older Innotech model would be compatible with the Petsafe Zones though, since it's from 3-4 years ago. I'd rely on asking the seller or getting confirmation that the return would be no-hassle. At our house we use a combination of the Petsafe indoor and the outdoor ones (that look like a rock) and they all communicate fine, but I don't recall if we have the old original "Innotech" one in the system.
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Hi there! We looked into this too.....we had no choice but to buy the matching collar for our two doggies. Btw - this rock isn't very strong for boundary issues - it's more like a "training tool" to keep dogs out of certain areas.
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A dvd did not come with my collar. My dog has a high tolerance to pain so when I use it I have it turned up. She also has an underground fence which she does respect. I found out that once they learn the different collars and respect them once they understand. She is an Australian Shepard and is very active so we need to have control! Good Luck!
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The receiver that is in the picture would definitely work. The one shown is for stubborn dogs. I have a 90lb German Shepherd that wears that collar. If you have a 20lb dog, you may want to try the other version of the collar. Also if your dog has short hair, you may want to use the small "prongs". If the dog has long hair, use the longer "prongs". Ken
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This Pawz Away is specifically designed for that. I have two that are each in places I want to keep my dog out and they work. Note that the barrier area is not as wide as they demonstrate.
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I'd say it will be way too big and I can't believe you would need a stubborn dog collar. We have a pointer that is fast as lightning and he used to bolt back and forth through the standard collar. He doesn't do that any more with this one. You might try this http://www.amazon.com/Elite-Little--Ground-Receiver-Collar/dp/B000JCO78U/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1425959015&sr=8-11&keywords=petsafe+small+dog+shock+collar This is an in-ground model and you can lay it out to whatever property boundaries you choose. Be aware that the wireless sends out a circular signal. Even though we have about an acre of land, we had to adjust/reduce the distance (circumference) because one side of our overall yard is close to our neighbor. I suggest you call PetSafe and ask them for their recommendation and then check out the Amazon price.
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Lisa, I have wondered the same thing. I don't see why not, since my dog that uses it only weighs 6 lbs.! My only concern with a cat would be leaving them unattended with a non-breakaway collar on. I have known people that have successfully used the "other" name brand underground fencing with cats. The collar looks to be about the same size.
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As of mid 2015, we (the manufacturer) have migrated to a "shoehorn" like device or tool that better facilitates the easing in of the duct pipe into the hole or port. We do not provide the collar extension any longer as we feel the shoehorn works much better. See video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yksroOdtS4U if the link was removed, search you tube for yksroOdtS4U or Retrofitting a Dryerbox 500. Hope this helps.
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You can cut the collar to fit if you have too. I had a German Shepard that I tried it with on two acres and it didn't work right for me. My dog would run out of the perimeter. So I sold it. But I didn't like it.
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One thing is for sure. It will only work with products from "Pet Smart". I would call them to make sure of any questions of compatibility with different collars.
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I don't think that would be your issue. I have a 60 lb jumper. The barrier did not even phase her. And it constantly came loose. In the end, I tried so hard to tighten it that it just snapped off and is now garbage. I don't know what kind of dog you have, but I personally found this item to be a complete waste of money.