Invisible Dog Fence System With 984 Ft Boundary Wire
Enjoy calmer supervised yard time with a discreet boundary you can adjust around your lawn or garden. The complete kit includes a receiver collar, control unit, wire-break alert, and 300 m of buried wire.
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Enjoy calmer supervised yard time with a discreet boundary you can adjust around your lawn or garden. The complete kit includes a receiver collar, control unit, wire-break alert, and 300 m of buried wire.
Create an adjustable invisible outdoor dog boundary with up to 984 ft of included buried wire.
- Dogs leaving designated yard areas
- Need for a visible fence
- Uncontrolled outdoor roaming
- Difficulty monitoring buried boundary-wire faults
Keep outdoor time peaceful—without a visible fence
Give your dog room to explore while keeping outdoor time within a defined yard boundary. Adjust the signal width, train with the receiver collar, and monitor the buried wire system during supervised use.
A boundary you can adjust

Set the right width
The field-width control knob lets you tune the signal area for your yard instead of accepting one fixed boundary.

Know when wire fails
Cable OK and cable-break indicators, along with a loud sonic alarm, reveal a buried-wire problem that would otherwise be difficult to spot.

Cover more yard quietly
The included 300 m / 984 ft boundary wire supports a substantial buried perimeter without adding a visible fence line.
Train with consistency
The adjustable receiver collar works with the buried boundary during supervised training, helping establish a repeatable outdoor limit.
The numbers that matter
- 984 ftincluded boundary wire
- 300 mboundary cable length
- 1–3 inchesrecommended burial depth
From cable to calm yard time
- 1Map the intended perimeter
Read the user manual before burying wires. Walk the yard, mark the planned route, and account for gates, garden beds, and property edges.
- 2Lay out and connect the wire
Route the included boundary wire around the chosen area, connect it to the control unit, and check the system indicators before burying the cable.
- 3Set the signal width
Use the field-width control knob to adjust the signal area for the boundary you marked. Confirm the coverage before beginning collar training.
- 4Fit the receiver collar
Adjust the strap securely and comfortably, then introduce the collar according to the manual. Do not begin unsupervised outdoor use.
- 5Train gradually outdoors
Stay with your dog during every session, reinforce the boundary consistently, and keep checking the controller indicators as part of the routine.
Everything needed to begin
- Control unit×1
Includes field-width control, power indicator, cable OK indicator, cable-break indicator, wire terminals, and power port.
- Receiver collar×1
Adjustable collar strap for supervised boundary training.
- Boundary wire×1
300 m / 984 ft included for a buried yard perimeter.
- Charging cable×1
110 cm charging cable shown in the kit layout.
A calmer limit for open yards
- 1The yard should feel open
Every outdoor session feels harder when you are watching the property line instead of enjoying your dog. A visible fence can change the look of the yard, while verbal supervision alone leaves too much room for a sudden dash.
- 2Control the invisible line
Bury the boundary wire around the area you want to define, then use the field-width control to set the signal area for your yard. The boundary stays out of sight while the controller keeps the system easy to monitor.
- 3Train before you trust
The receiver collar is part of a supervised training routine, not a substitute for one. Follow the manual, check the fit, introduce the boundary gradually, and stay present while your dog learns the limit.
- 4More room, fewer escapes
Once the route is installed and training is consistent, outdoor time becomes easier to manage. You get a discreet boundary, adjustable coverage, and an audible warning if the buried wire breaks.
Freedom without the fence
| Invisible dog fence system | Visible fencing | Tethering or verbal supervision | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visible fence line | No | Yes | No |
| Adjustable signal width | Yes | No | No |
| Buried-wire fault alert | Yes | No | No |
| Requires supervised training | Yes | No | Yes |
| Creates a physical barrier | No | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
It suits dog owners with private yards who want a discreet buried boundary and can provide supervised training. Map the yard first, account for gates and obstacles, and confirm that the intended layout works with the included wire.
Yes. Introduce the collar gradually, follow the user manual, check the strap fit, and supervise every session. The collar and boundary system are training tools, not a replacement for your presence outdoors.
The packaging gives a burial depth of 1–3 inches. Read the user manual before burying the wire, plan the route carefully, and verify the connections before relying on the boundary.
The controller provides a cable-break indicator and a loud sonic alarm. Pause reliance on the boundary, inspect the cable path and connections, and follow the manual before resuming training.
Yes. The field-width control knob lets you set the signal area to suit the planned yard boundary rather than using a fixed width.
The kit includes one control unit, one receiver collar, 300 m / 984 ft of boundary wire, and one charging cable. Four core items are included, so the value comes from having the controller, collar, cable, and charging lead together.









