PetSafe Pawz Away Extra Indoor Barrier Extra Barrier Home Proofing, Set Indoor Boundaries Static Correction Battery Operated Pet Gate Alternative, White, ZND-1000

We have tow Burmese cats, both are house cats, they have an enclosed run in the front and back yard, and are never allowed out unless supervised by us. We love our native birds, frogs, lizards and insects. The male cat has been blind siding us as we go out the back sliding door, something had to be done. I bought the PetSafe barrier, read the instructions, fitted the collar to the male, installed one unit at that door the male was blind siding us, and the other unit to the laundry door. Tested the collar and shock rate on my hand, its not that terrible. Did not take long for Mr Trouble to get his first taste of the "No Go Zone". I recommend this product to any owner who has a troublesome cat or dog, keep them away from the naughty areas in your home

This device works great with my puggle (pug/ beagle mix). As a 2.5 year old hound, she's gotten a lot better about minding but can't stay away from the cat food, other dog's food and litter box. I'm tired of chasing her away from the other animals' belongings. Though she hates being squirted with the water bottle, the hound in her just couldn't take "no" for an answer. I finally gave in to these shock devices and I LOVE THEM! The first month, she'd test the shock device and I knew when she was shocked. After her first daily shock, she immediately became the lovable, minding, non-alpha dog that is buried down very deep. I joked that I should just shock her on purpose for she became such a desirable dog :) After months of use, she avoids the restricted areas. The quiet warning noise is enough of a deterrent so she's not shocked frequently anymore. Though she still stares at the cat food from a safe, shock free distance. If her collar isn't on and I'm not hovering over her with a squirt bottle in view, she still goes straight to the cat food, cat poop, other dog's food, etc. So she has to wear it all the time. The battery in the collar and base stations last a long time. I haven't replaced them yet and it's been at least 3 months of continuous use. I don't turn off the base stations at night, just the collar when she goes to her kennel. Which I remove for her sleep. The collar has to be tight to her skin because of the dense puggle fur. I leave her regular collar on too, so I have to make sure the prongs don't touch the other collar because then she's not shocked. (She tests this too). Overall, I'm a happier person because I don't have to stand over her armed with a squirt bottle or yell at her for eating cat food/ poop and the other dog get's to eat at his leisure too. If you have a hound, I would recommend it. I have three base stations and love them. I'd buy them again. I wouldn't substitute this as training, you still need to train your dog :) It just helps those who are persistent, even when they know what they're doing is naughty. The only downside is the cost, but it's cheaper on Amazon than any pet store I've been in and I have three so it's not too bad. At the price of keeping your sanity and dog, it's well worth it.

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El producto bueno mientras funciona. Después de unos meses dejó de funcionar de la noche a la mañana sin daño aparente. De hecho tenía el disco más chico y pasó lo mismo, pensé que este al ser más grande y caro duraría más pero no fue así. Mandé un correo al centro de soporte en México y semanas sin respuesta.

After years of trying to teach our bulldog to stay off the furniture and out of the cat litter, I had resorted to tying her up whenever we go out and at night. She hated it and so did I. One day with the Paws Away Pet Barrier and problem solved. We're both happier.