1...Instead of a fence, an underground wire defines your pet's boundary.

The boundary wire is laid underground with minimal disturbance to your yard. The wire can be laid to fence your pet out of areas you want to restrict, like pools, flower beds, gardens and ponds. 

2...This boundary is connected to the FREEDOM FENCE transmitter.

This transmitter produces a low frequency radio-like signal which travels through the wire. The current is extremely low... similar to flashlight batteries, so there's no risk of shock if the wire is accidentally cut. Equipped with signal range adjustment, power indicator, loop indicator, and patented loop tuner to ensure a uniform signal.

3...Your pet wears a radio receiver collar.

The purpose of the omni-directional receiver collar is to pick up the signal from the wire boundary when the pet gets too near.

4...When your pet approaches the boundary, it receives a warning sound.

When your pet gets within the range of the boundary wire, the receiver on it's collar picks up the signal, and emits a warning sound to reminder that the boundary is near.

5...If your pet continues, it will receive a correction.

Your pet will be trained to know that the warning signal gives it the time to turn back safely within the boundary. If your pet were to continue beyond the boundary it would receive a correction.

6...Reminded of it's boundary, your pet goes back to playing and exploring in it's territory.

Once trained, your pet will seldom, if ever, receive a correction and will remember and avoid the boundary.

• Plan your boundary wire layout.
• Bury the wire 1 to 2 inches underground.
• Install transmitter and hook up boundary wire.
• Tune your system.
• Train your pet for two weeks.
• For technical assistance call 1-724-652-3696
  

Simply mark the location of the boundary wire with flags so your pet has a visual cue of it's new boundary. Walk your pet around the inside of the new boundary for 15 minutes a day. Whenever your pet ventures near enough to it's boundary for the collar alarm to sound...pull it to safety extolling praise. Occasionally you must allow your pet to venture near enough to the boundary to receive a correction. Again, quickly pull it  to safety.