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DELUXE SYSTEM W/OUT REMOTE |
DELUXE SYSTEM W REMOTE |
STANDARD SYSTEM - REGULAR WIRE |
STANDARD SYSTEM - HEAVY DUTY WIRE |
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| Price |
Starting at AU$224.99 |
Starting at AU$299.99 |
Starting at AU$129.99 |
Starting at AU$149.99 |
| Correction Levels |
Warning tone with vibration and 3 automatic levels of progressive correction |
Warning tone with vibration and 3 automatic levels of progressive correction |
Warning tone, vibration and 5 levels of manual correction |
Warning tone, vibration and 5 levels of manual correction |
| Collar Waterproof Rating |
Waterproof (IPX7 Rated) - Suitable for swimming up to 1m for 30 minutes |
Waterproof (IPX7 Rated) - Suitable for swimming up to 1m for 30 minutes |
Water-proof (IPX6 Rated) - Suitable for a light rain and a splash in the water |
Water-proof (IPX6 Rated) - Suitable for a light rain and a splash in the water |
| Collar Strap Material |
Robust PU material |
Robust PU material |
Nylon material with reflective strip |
Nylon material with reflective strip |
| Coverage Area |
Expandable up to 10 acres with additional wire |
Expandable up to 10 acres with additional wire |
Expandable up to 10 acres with additional wire |
Expandable up to 10 acres with additional wire |
| Collar Battery |
Rechargeable |
Rechargeable |
Rechargeable |
Rechargeable |
| Wire Length |
150m, 20AWG |
150m, 20AWG |
300m, 1mm thick (including sheath) |
150m, 1.6mm (including sheath) |
| Receiver Strap |
Adjustable 21cm-68cm |
Adjustable 21cm-68cm |
Adjustable 15cm-56cm |
Adjustable 15cm-56cm |
| Dog Size and Age |
Suitable for dogs between 5 - 70kgs, 6months + |
Suitable for dogs between 5 - 70kgs, 6months + |
Suitable for dogs between 5 - 70kgs, 6months + |
Suitable for dogs between 5 - 70kgs, 6months + |
| Dual Function Dog Fence System |
Fence Function included. Remote Dog Training System can be added on as an optional extra |
Included. Both Fence and Remote Dog Training System included |
Not included. Fence function only |
Not included. Fence function only |
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Our Innovative Dog Fencing Solutions Provide Peace of Mind That Your Pets Are Safe
Every dog owner knows that a safe and happy dog is a healthy dog! These Pet Control HQ Dog Containment systems provide peace of mind for dog owners everywhere. They provide an affordable and effective virtual fence solution for your home or property.
Discover our innovative range of electric dog fence systems for yourself and experience the difference in your dog’s behaviour! Anyone who knows the joy of having a pet is also fully aware of the anxiety that comes with it – the fear that they will put themselves in harm’s way by digging under the fence or finding a way outside.
Fortunately, Pet Control HQ stocks a wide variety of innovative dog collar boundary fences and pet safe containment systems; each made with state-of-the-art technology and quality materials to ensure the safety of your pets, anytime of the day or night.
Whether you are concerned about your pet running onto the road, or you want to be able to leave them home alone with full confidence that they will stay clear of the pool or other backyard hazards, you will find the ideal product for your specific needs right here.
Invisible dog fences are an innovative solution to keeping your pets safe without resorting to large physical barriers, which can be costly and ruin the aesthetic of your property. With so many sizes and designs to choose from, Pet Control HQ stocks hidden fence dog collars and invisible fences for cats that cater for small backyards up to huge farmland properties that span hundreds of acres.
How do electric dog fencing solutions work?
Some pet owners may worry that using a static shock collar on their dog could be harmful – however, these collars offer various correction settings, such as an audible beep, vibration, or static correction. Research has shown that these shock collars can be an effective way to correct unwanted behaviours in dogs. The static correction is typically perceived by dogs as a mild, surprising stimulus rather than a pain.
Electric dog fences work by using collars that pick up radio signal frequency emitted from the transmitter box . As your dog approaches the boundary, the collar emits an audible warning followed by a vibration and if your dog continues forward toward the fence, the collar will deliver a static correction until your dog moves back to the designated safe area. The intensity of the shock is adjustable, depending on your dog’s temperament.
Once you’ve installed the electric dog fence, it’s crucial to spend time training your dog to understand the boundaries. This process requires consistency, positive reinforcement, and patience. Start by walking your dog on a leash near the flagged boundary line. When the collar emits the audible warning sound, immediately stop and take a step back, call your dog to come to your side, have them sit, and then reward them with a treat for listening and moving away from the boundary. After a few training sessions, your dog will learn to associate the sound with retreating into the safe area.
The flags provided are essential during the training phase, serving as a visual aid for both you and your dog. With repeated short training sessions, your dog will begin to understand that the warning sound signals the need to retreat back to the safe area.
If you do need to allow your dog to cross the boundary, you can either turn off the system or remove the collar. The best approach is to remove the collar and give a verbal command, as this clearly signals to your dog that they are free to cross the boundary. This approach reinforces the idea that crossing the boundary is only permitted under your direction, maintaining the integrity of the boundary training
Patience is key throughout this training process, as every dog learns at their own pace, but with time and positive reinforcement, your dog will learn to understand what areas are safe areas and what areas are out of bounds.
Why purchase a dog shock collar fence from Pet Control HQ?
We are meticulous about which invisible pet fence products we choose to stock in our online store, to ensure that we are providing Australian pet owners with the best possible options available.
Our collection of invisible fencing solutions includes the following benefits:
- Fully adaptable perimeter layouts to provide pet owners with complete control over boundaries
- Specially designed products, made with premium materials for reliability and longevity, enduring all weathers and climates
- Carefully crafted and humane zap collar technology that is designed to train your dog without harm
- Adjustable collars for pets of all shapes and sizes
- Affordable prices, for a long-term pet protection solution
Of course, there are other reasons to shop for all your pet and livestock supplies with Pet Control HQ. For one thing, we are all proud pet owners ourselves – we apply our deep-seeded passion for pet care to the business, providing Australians with convenient access to the best products on the market.
Shopping online with Pet Control HQ means:
- Free delivery on all orders worldwide (when you spend $150 or more)
- 30-day money back guarantee for your peace of mind
- Access to expert advice and recommendations from our friendly support team
Any questions? We’re here to help!
If you have any queries about our electric dog collar fences or other pet and livestock supplies, drop us a line and we will be happy to assist. At Pet Control HQ, we are all about 100% customer satisfaction.
From virtual dog fencing solutions to pet grooming equipment, it is our mission to supply you with everything your pets need in order to live a happy and healthy lifestyle.
Electric Dog Fence FAQ
The training time varies with each dog, and each owner or dog trainer. It also depends on what you are training your pet to do, the type of dog being trained and the trainer's skill. Your pet learns in small stages and its understanding is tested at each stage. On an average, it takes 10 minutes, twice a day for 2 weeks to train it to be comfortable with the electric dog fence (Please refer to the article in our Resource Library called Importance of Dog Fence Training).
If you train your dog with the fence properly, electric dog fences have a great success rate. The problem is that most people either do not select/install them correctly or do not take the time to train their pets properly.
Dog fences have been proven safe and effective for all pets that weigh between 5-70 kg and have a neck size as small as 25 cm or as big as 55 cm. The adjustable collar allows you to create a perfect fit for it. For dogs that weigh or measure below this range, there are no collars available.
Yes. There is no limit to the number of pets you can contain with the containment system. It’s as simple as purchasing an additional receiver collar for each pet. Please visit our store if you wish to buy additional collars.
Never. The mild static correction is designed to get your pet’s attention by being undesirable enough to avoid the ‘out of bounds’ area while being totally safe, harmless and humane. The correction produces less energy than that produced by a static shock from carpeting.
No, you will not be harmed. Some people are concerned about this when they first learn about the electric dog fence. Please be assured that you will not get a correction unless you are holding the dog collar probes between your fingers while walking across the electric fence boundary wire.
A water-resistant dog receiver collar can be worn in light rain, snow or other inclement weather. However, it will be damaged when submerged in water. A waterproof dog collar receiver can be worn when bathing or swimming in a pool or lake. Being submerged in water will not harm it if it is fully waterproof.
Battery life varies greatly depending on the type of battery, how you use and maintain the product and the operating temperature. The rechargeable battery collars should hold the charge for about 2 months.
We recommend that your pet be at least 6 months old, or when it understands basic commands such as “sit” and “stay.”
Yes, your pet should definitely be on the leash. This way, you can easily pull it out and redirect it to “sit” and “stay” in what we call the “safe area.”
The flags are used as a visual aid for your dog and should remain up for at least 2 weeks, but in some case as long as 30 days.
You can create what is referred to as an invisible gate in a certain spot and take the pet only through this gate. To achieve this, you would need to place a long leash on it. Turn the system off, remove the collar and put it on the “sit” and “stay” command near the area that will become the gate. You walk out of the yard and ask it to follow.
This is a procedure where the collar is eliminated as a factor in learning. In other words, the dog wears the collar without it being activated for 3-5 days. This way, it will not learn that the collar triggers the correction unless it gets too close to the boundary.
On average, it will take at least 3 days and as long as 7 days. How do I prevent one dog from chewing on the collar of another dog? If you see this happening, pull your dog away and redirect him to “sit” and “stay. A daily spray of Lysol on the collar will help repel the other dog.
When any dog receiver collar is worn for extended periods (more than 3 days), the metal prongs can irritate the skin and cause a condition similar to bedsores. We recommend you take the collar off at night and put it back in the morning to avoid this skin irritation, which can affect some dogs but not all.
There are 3 parts to an In-ground Pet Fence system or electric dog fence: The Transmitter, which plugs into a standard power outlet and emits a radio signal that travels through the wire The Waterproof Wire that you can either bury or place above the ground and connect to the transmitter box forming a closed loop circuit, which creates a boundary to contain your dog in a pet containment area of your choosing, and The Dog Collar Receiver that is worn on your dog’s collar.
For electronic dog fences, there is a wire that is connected to a transmitter placed inside your house or garage. The wire is installed around ‘the safe area’, which is the area your pet is allowed to access. The transmitter box emits a radio signal, 360 degrees around the wire to the receiver on the electronic dog collar that beeps to alert your dog if it gets too close to boundary (buried wire).
If your dog continues moving towards the boundary wire, it will receive a correction from the radio signal. When it is properly trained, it learns to go back to the house when it hears the beep.
From installation through training, the easy-to-follow manual enclosed will walk you through every step. Plus, if you ever have a question, our customer service centre is here to help you.
Yes, the electric dog fence products work in yards of all sizes, regardless of layout. (Please refer to the article in our Resource Library called Dog Containment Layout). If your yard is larger than 1/2 an acre, then you will need additional wire and flags that are sold separately. The 300m roll of wire in the fence kit will only covers approximately 1.2 acres and the 150m roll will cover approximately 0.5 acres.
Using an underground fence, you can fence out flowerbeds, driveways, gardens, landscaping, go around trees or down steep lots and even run it underwater! Product models contain detailed instructions on how to install the wire in these environments. The wire needs to form a closed loop circuit around the area in which your dog can roam freely. Where the ends meet, you need to either twist the wires or use twisted wire to cancel the signal, and then run it to the transmitter box in your house or garage.
This allows your dog a free zone all the way around it. In some places you will need to bury the wire, put it through a water hose (like with underwater installation), or attach it to a surface such as an existing fence. Do not use a garden hose with a metallic coating, as that would block the signal. Adjust the signal field by taking a charged collar and walking toward the wire.
Set the boundary flags in the ground when you hear the collar beep. Adjust the button if it beeps too close or too far from the line. Do this around the entire containment area, setting your flags.
Rushing the training or putting the fence up and expecting the dog to know how it works. See how to train below.2. Putting out too few flags. You may have seen people install the flags every 3.5-4.5 metres apart in their yards. This is one of the most common mistakes.
Dogs do not sit around connecting the dots, and will often attempt to run in between the flags. Definitely get enough flags to mark the wire every 1.5 metres. We recommend using string or marker tape from flag to flag, or grade stakes to show the dog a clear line.
No, the system will operate properly above ground. We recommend that you bury the wire approximately 10-15 cm to prevent damage. You can rent an electric edger or trencher that quickly makes the slit in the ground for the wire. One person can go along with the edger to make the slot and the second can follow with the fence wire, drop it in the slot and step on it to close the slot. You can do this all around the boundary of your pet containment area. It takes no time at all to bury the wire.
This is the ‘safe’ area where the dog can roam freely without getting a static correction. Will the electric dog fence keep other
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