I have this for our dog and it has really worked good for her. She does push the limits all the time and lets it beep,beep,beep I am amazed the batteries last as long as they do. If the power is out or system broke she still stays within the basic limits. If we have to take her to the vet or somewhere we just drive the car back to her and she gets in we unhook the collar or turn it off and away we go. This way she doesn't have a problem going through it.
I put ours in with a Mantis tiller with the edger attachment. Cut a groove and then used a paint stir stick and shove the wire in the hole then take your shoe and step the groove shut. The local Rental Yard rents a unit made just for this wire,but he said it doesn't work the best in wet conditions. I did mine in the spring and it was WET so I didn't even try theirs. It took a long time as I did around about a 2 acre area. I had some used wire I pulled up out of another yard in the spring. Came up fairly easy too. Just grab it and start pulling. Kids had fun helping ! LOL I guess they helped because it was like destruction ?
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