Review on PetSafe Deluxe Indoor Barrier Containment by Elsa Ferrell

We have a hunting dog who loves to chase cats and bark at them. He is also a serial cat food thief and loves to sneak upstairs to get their food. In addition, he is a skilled Jean Valjean (of Les Misérables) as he has a knack for stealing bread from the counter and lugging it elsewhere to eat. So what should we do? Covered fence little stinker. To do this effectively, we needed two transmitters. So we bought it separately as the original kit comes with one and a red collar (which he knows what it means when we put it on him). When he hears "tink, tink, tink," he realizes he has to turn back or something bad will happen. problems. We had to make some adjustments so it didn't shock him unduly. The range can go through floors. So if you use them above, you should be aware of that. You can accidentally electrocute your dog while he's minding his own business and roaming around. That's why we put one in the hallway instead of our bathroom. The panel went through the floor, blocking access to the back door so he could potty. I would recommend that you carry the collar around the house to check for noise before putting it on your pet. Also, I had to reset it as soon as I got it to get it working. So maybe give it a try right now, just in case. I have since ordered several batteries. I would like it not to be whole devices, but hearing aid batteries, for example. But the replacement units I received are working fine.