We have a lab/dane mix that is the size of a full grown lab and just under a year old. His counter surfing habits were driving us nuts and becoming a little dangerous. (Seriously puppy - what do you need a toaster for? Gah!) We purchased the stubborn dog version in hopes of having the same luck we had with his correction collar. (It zapped him ONE TIME and he's never gone near the road alone again. Don't even need to use it anymore.) We placed the transmitter on the floor in the far corner of the kitchen because that is the problem area. The warning said not to place it near metal appliances as it could change the frequency, but ours is between the stove and the dishwasher with no problems. We found that, probably for the safety of the owners, when you turn on the transmitter it does not immediately set the collar off, so no fear there. We two-manned it with me walking away from the transmitter, far out of range, then slowly walking up to the transmitter while my husband adjusted the distance closer and closer til the kitchen proper was warded against puppy attacks. We tested the shock strength and it was about the same as his corrective collar. First time we used it while home puppy wasn't shocked - the beeping scared him out of the kitchen. First time we used it while we were outside and puppy was inside he must have been shocked because he looked very pitiful and unhappy when we came in. He bounced back and after that the simple beeping was enough to keep him out of the kitchen. No more trash rummaging, no more counter surfing, no more utensils and appliances in his puppy bed. We leave the collar off most of the time now with no fear. We are going to move the transmitter to the room where we keep our cat boxes next so we can stop barricading the door to that room. Great product!

My dog would sneak off down the hallway and pee in my bedroom closet. I could never catch in the act and had to either leave her in her crate all day or on a leash tethered to me. I put the collar on her and a few days later put the transmitter in the hallway. I brought her (on leash) into the zone and turned her around numerous times when the tone went off so she knew what to do when she heard that. I gave her lots of praise after turning her around. I then took the leash off and let her wander through the house on her own. I went outside into my garage and after a few minutes I heard her let out a loud yelp two or three times. I went inside and found her by the patio door. She won't go near the hallway now. I took the collar off and removed the transmitter a day later. It has been a few weeks and she still won't go near the hall. Now she can move through out the house withou me worrying if she will sneak off. I wish you could just rent this thing.

Hi, i jus wanted to take a sec. to tell our story. We adopted 2 dogs this past summer, 1 is great & the other is very loving but WOW. Once you leave then come home he rearranges the kitchen & trashes it also eats everything that is edible, my husband has even caught him up on the counters literally walking on them like a cat!!!! Omg i thought that was it with this dog. Never have i or we ever gone through something like this with a dog.. He hated his cage for which we should of named him Houdini cause he would break out of it!! I thought this is it with the dog, we tried everything up until i started to do research on the internet, thinking that if they have out door fencing then what about indoor. Then i came upon this web site Thank Goodness i read the reviews called the company explained everything & they reassured me that this was the product for our crazy dog. LOL Then i had to reassure my skeptical husband about the product, he said what do we have to lose, except that i would have to do the clean up if it is a fail.. Well it's been 3 months that we are cage free & kitchen is still standing & in 1 piece!!!!! This product by far has been a life saver for all of us!!!! The crazy dog is doing great with the product for which we have in the kitchen at all times when we leave,he is like a new dog & we can leave our condo happy knowing he knows his boundaries with the indoor radio fence.. Thank u very much.. :o)

My dog was tearing up my front and balcony door every time I would leave, even tried putting furniture in front of the door, didn't work, so thought I would give this a try, works better than expected, he hasn't put a new scratch in either door since.

This device kept my very stubborn dog in her place and not roaming the house!

We have a very friendly dog who just could not obey the rule about staying off the couch and out of the living room. Plus, he had chosen the living room to relieve himself a couple times in the night. When I purchased a new couch I knew I had to get serious about teaching him to obey. This product is wonderful!! I accidentally tested the shock on myself and on level 4 it doesn't really hurt, but is very surprising. Our dog is about 50 pounds and has very thick hair and level 2-3 work well for him. It took two shocks and our dog is a so obedient now! It makes life so much more pleasant when we have company who does not like our dog as well as we do and I feel safe leaving him at home alone now. We have the monitor turned up to the maximum range and we probably get a little over 10 feet. The collar has a warning beep which is helpful for us at night. It alerts us that our dog may need to be let out to go to the bathroom or is looking for a place to relieve himself. Plus, it has trained him quickly to back up if he enters the warning area. You should be aware that the signal is strong enough to go through walls, which could be an issue depending on where you place the monitor. Our only complaint was that the first monitor's range dial was defective and would only work if being pushed down or taped down. I called Radio Fence and they were very quick to replace the monitor with no hassle. The replacement works perfectly. This product is well worth the money. I am back to loving out dog and enjoying our time with him instead of being nervous about what he will do when no one is watching. He actually trained so quickly that we don't even need to use the collar as often anymore.

Set in the basement of multi level home. Keeps dogs out of the basement, but also off of the upstairs stairway - woohoo! No more worries about the new carpet ??

This item worked great on my stubborn bulldog, to keep him out of certain rooms and off of furniture! Great prices and quality products. Fast free shipping! Very happy!

This product has been the best in keeping our pit mix from opening the front glass door and running down the street. She learned within a few minutes where her boundary was. So glad I purchased this. Highly recommend this product

Only had to use the collar once and my pup got the point very quickly. There are adjustable vibrate and shock settings. Just the vibrate alone scared her enough from peeing in the living room

Thanks to stubborn dog indoor radio fence my living room and dining room are safe!!!! My Siberian Husky who likes to chew, can't eat my furniture. Also we used one at the landing of our basement to keep her out of the cat litter.

This product worked immediately for me/us. My dog no longer goes into the cat room to partake in the cat food or cat feces! He is definitely afraid of it- which is a little sad, but serves the purpose. My only concern is the dial for controlling how far the diameter extends is a little imprecise. Also, it works as a sphere, so it unfortunately keeps him out of a section of the downstairs as well.

This product has solved a big problem we have had with our dog. Thank you.

I am quite disappointed in this product. I have tried to place it and set a perimeter, but the perimeter does not hold. I try it out and it only works in certain areas I get it to the area I want and leave and come home and the perimeter has increased. There is no continuity to the settings.

my boxer is acquainted with radio collars although he has not had an indoor unit for quite some time SO 1st day he ran threw it. i was in the garage and heard a noise (him running up the stairs). he was as far away from the stairs as he could get looking bewildered. got him back downstairs, put the collar back on - told him to stay, he did for the rest of the day. he had gotten himself all worked up with having to stay put (boxer drool everywhere) but he stayed. my one complaint is the dial does not have "settings" that you can see so you know exactly where it needs to be for the coverage you want, i turn it on & then have to test the collar for distance every time. being a plug in i suppose i could just leave the unit on (i take the collar off when i come home & release my dog) don't know if that would affect the life of the unit though