GPS fencing for dogs

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Any of you up on this dog collar? Called "halo fencing " My current boy wonders,he gets carried away with scents but this concept to setup Geo Fencing is interesting if it works, no yard fences,no chains or ropes to contain..
 


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Any of you up on this dog collar? Called "halo fencing " My current boy wonders,he gets carried away with scents but this concept to setup Geo Fencing is interesting if it works, no yard fences,no chains or ropes to contain..
My wife's aunt and uncle use it for their german shepherd and they seem to like it.
 

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We have an underground (Petsafe) system that keeps our 2 pups on our 2 acre property 95% of the time. They are willing to take a jolt for squirrel, rabbit. Neighbor has a Halo geofencing system that provides similar results. Our system cost less and has no ongoing subscription fee. Neighbor has the benefit of modifying boundaries via cell phone and gps tracking if pup wonders off). I would think either system should work well if dog(s) receive proper training (boundary flags, etc.)
 

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We have a wireless system and checked out the halo system before we bought wireless. Everything was positive except the price. We have a large yard in the country, but not "acres". The wireless system has kept our pooch off the highway.

It very much helped the pup went through e collar training before we got the wireless system.
 


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I have one i used when we got our new pup to keep it from running on the farm and to keep it from going to the highway. Haven't had to use it much lately after she learned the boundaries. What i really liked was when we were camping i could set it up for the camping area and keep them from going to visit neighbors. I also had to use it lately for my old lab, she's really been wandering a lot on the farm and went to the highway a couple of times. She learned pretty quick to stay close to the yard again.
 

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A dog would have to be collar conditioned for it to really work
You know what a shorthair would do :)--- no collar exists unless if it has 220v and then even i am not so sure.

Serious note though my daughter is thinking about it vs a fence. IDK I told her get a lab forget about the shorthair
 

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You know what a shorthair would do :)--- no collar exists unless if it has 220v and then even i am not so sure.

Serious note though my daughter is thinking about it vs a fence. IDK I told her get a lab forget about the shorthair
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You know what a shorthair would do :)--- no collar exists unless if it has 220v and then even i am not so sure.

Serious note though my daughter is thinking about it vs a fence. IDK I told her get a lab forget about the shorthair
You sure have a distorted view of those dogs. I have watch a bunch stop in their tracks on a low 3 with the garmin.
 


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You sure have a distorted view of those dogs. I have watch a bunch stop in their tracks on a low 3 with the garmin.
I agree, I had one and ran my e collar on a 2 or 3 and very seldom used it.
 

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Thanx abunch great info,yeah halo is spendy but can't put a price on my pups head for safety, I was unaware halo requires subscription, must be in the fine print dangit.
 

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We run a Halo. Its super easy to set up - just an app on your phone. A few days training and it keeps the dog in the yard. Training videos and info on the app are pretty good. Subscription is only $10/month. Really the only negative we've found is that it should be put on the charger each night, it'll barely make 2 days.
 

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You know what a shorthair would do :)--- no collar exists unless if it has 220v and then even i am not so sure.

Serious note though my daughter is thinking about it vs a fence. IDK I told her get a lab forget about the shorthair
I agree with the collar statement...however forgetting about a shorthair is not an option...duel...
 


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We have the Halo 4 collars and they work great, We have a GSP and a cocker spaniel. I like the app and how user friendly it is. It is easy to adjust the boundaries and make adjustments on each collar for the different alerts. Also seeing their location is a benefit. Good cell coverage is a must though to send real-time updates to your phone.
 

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