Product Review

Dog Training Collar with Wireless Remote M998dc Transmitter
[M998dc-Transmitter]
Dog Training Collar with Wireless Remote M998dc Transmitter
joseph
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
02/20/2022
The unit was easy to program and install. Would recommend already owned Invisible Fence by Canine this works as described. Our weimerainer was trained after 1 correction and 3 flags placed out. Walked the property no issues. Do not forget to twist the cable if you do not want the static correction.
Trice
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
02/12/2022
I no longer have to worry about my little escape artist getting out of my fence. It only took about a week for him to learn the borders. I keep the collar set on medium and tried the shock on myself. Startling but not any more painful than a static shock like you get when wearing wool in the winter.
Todd gajewski
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
02/04/2022
The best purchase I have made for my dog in a very long time! I wish I had bought it sooner.We used the indoor radio fence to keep the dogs out of parts of our house. He was already use to the beep warnings and new right away to back up. We wove the wire into a chain link fence that my neighbors on all sides had. Brought it around the front of our home, and through the cement separation in our drive way. It's very easy to setup!
erin
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
01/27/2022
I have installed this fence before and it works really well. Our installation was a bit challenging due to over grown woods, but we got it done. Took a day or so to fine tune the collar. Now the dog has free rein of the back property and no more expensive fences to deal with. One note, if you have a large aggressive dog, the stubborn dog collar works really well.
christy mahoney
Verified
5 of 5 Stars
01/19/2022
I have an odd-shaped yard and this worked perfectly. It's also not too strong for my little ones. Other than the single poke they each got the first day, they've never been happier. They stop when they hear the tones and have learned the entire yard and love to explore it. I only have ¾ of an acre but to them, it's huge compared to their old-fashioned leashes.