Just place a complete loop of boundary wire around your property, and connect it to the transmitter. Then, you put a special receiver collar on your dog
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If you’re in the market for a simple solution to your canine escape artist, your strangely shaped property, or your other backyard woes, you’re probably in the market for a wireless dog fence. And that means, you probably feel like you’re drowning amidst the online deluge of underground fences, wireless fences, electric dog fences, in-ground fences, and other similar solutions. There are hundreds, if not thousands of options available, which leads you down a frustrating path: What are the most important features? What’s the difference between all these fences? And which is the best wireless dog fence for you?
We reviewed dozens of wireless dog fences to identify the best of the best. We looked at perimeter fences that create an area of effect and fences that require a wire be buried, as well as those that will push a dog out of an area.
