WIEZ GPS Wireless Dog Fence,Range 65-3281ft, Adjustable Warning Strength, Rechargeable, Pet Containment System for All Dogs(2023 Upgraded)

This looks like a really well made product. It's packaged well, it's got a really good set of directions, and it seems as though the manufacturer cares to make sure your questions are all answered.The issue for me is I didn't pay attention to the fact that there was a minimum radius ( not diameter ). There's no way my little yard was going to be able to handle that large of an area, so my setup stopped pretty quickly. It's too bad, because I was really looking forward to trying this.

Instruction #2. "We have made an instructional video, which we suggest you watch before reading the manual. You can find the video on the Amazon page where you purchased this product." NO, there is not an instructional video. I have gone over the page several times.As for set up without the instructional video, it can be done. It is pretty basic. The most important thing is to TRAIN YOUR DOG. Don't just set it up and expect your dog to understand how it will affect him. We had it up and working in very little time. We are working with our dog to train him so he knows his boundaries and the buzzer sound. We may use the vibration, but not the shock.You can order an electronic version of the manual, which I will be doing, via email.

This wireless dog fence is made well and was fairly easy to get installed and set up. Our dog already seems to know where his boundaries are. We are just using the beeps and vibrations for now. It really does keep him in the designated area. It sems to not really be uncomfortable too, so that is a plus.

I have another "GPS based" dog containment system that works well, so I was hoping this one would be of similar value. Unfortunately that is not the case. For example, that one lets you define the boundaries with GPS (not just a circle) and can be set to do different things as a dog approaches, or comes to, or crosses a boundary. This one determines a rough circle and reacts only when the boundary is breached. This appears to be a well-built unit and perhaps some folks will find a way to utilize it , but here are some of the issues I found:It may be using "old GPS technology" - I found it takes minutes to find a signal, then the signal comes and goes, even when not moving in an open area on a clear day. I found the boundary at which it triggers can vary by 15' from one approach to the next.The listing says "minimum 60'," but the notes say 98'.Setting the feedback level is fairly intuitive, but the other functions are not. Listing states it will vibrate 16 seconds, stop 30, and repeat that then stop after 3 cycles if the border is crossed.  Mine essentially buzzed for 3+minutes non-stop before I went back into the area - I think that would be extremely confusing/traumatic for a dog.It doesn't want to turn off.If someone had a use for being able to define a rough, large circle for some level of containment (I would never use the shock function with this collar) it might be okay, but I don't see how I will use it.

This GPS wireless fence is awesome. Once you get it set up with the range, and lock in the GPS Coords, you have to train your pup or doggo to remain in the area and what happens when he leave the area. This toook a few weeks with my husky. Once he learned what the sounds and physical feeling means, he learned slowly that he must stay in the area to not get buzzed and beeped. It does take repitition and consistently and some training because your pupper is not going to understand what the signals mean at first. But it does work really well once you get him trained on it.Your pupper will not leave the gps fence area and if he crosses the border, he'll get "punished" until he gets back inside, I think it is 3 times in total, but that should be more than enough. Also make sure the collar is on tight enough to your doggo.

easy to set up and my dog listens to it instantly. would definitely recommend.

This system is easy to set up, the work comes in with training your dog. You need to think of this as an alert system for your dog as opposed to true containment. I suggest only using the beep or vibrate except for the most stubborn dogs and even then you meed to be aware that the shocks do cause pain. I would also suggest getting a training collar with hand held controller. The training collar lets you get the dog accustomed to knowing what the beep means. Dogs want to please us we just have to know how to tell them what we want in a way they can understand and this boundary system can help with that. I would buy again. 5 STARS

I have a large dog and this has helped me a ton