Extreme Dog Fence Pro Grade EAF 100 Active Invisible Fence

Overall Take

The Extreme Dog Fence is a system that keeps your dog from leaving your property without the hassle of having to erect a fence.

This dog fence system provides a collar for your dog that has the ability to shock them if they wander beyond their designated area.

The collar is made from a standard nylon webbing material that is red in color. If the red collar isn’t what you want, you can remove the hardware from this collar and attach it to whatever collar you choose. There are two different sets of contact probes that are interchangeable based on what is best for your dog.

The fence itself has a digital transmitter with a power supply.  It comes with 1,000 feet of 14-gauge boundary wire with a polyethylene jacket for protection.

You will bury the wire around the perimeter of the area you have chosen, generally your entire yard or one part of your yard. The wire should be buried between 1-inch and 18-inches deep for best practice, but they include landscaping staples in case you need to have the wire aboveground. In this case, you would use the staple to hold the wire down to the ground as low as possible so it isn’t a tripping hazard.

If you have an existing fence, this wire can also be run along the fence itself. If you want to have a boundary in a pond or lake, the coated wire even allows you to install it underwater.

The digital transmitter is the final piece of the puzzle and the brains of the system. You will set your signal field width on the transmitter which will determine how far from the fence that the collar will activate. You can cycle through AM radio frequencies to find one that works best.

The transmitter is to be mounted indoors as it is not waterproof and it should be more than three feet away from any large metallic objects.

There is a feature called TEMP CHECK that uses outdoor temperatures to constantly alter the range of the fence to keep it accurate to your initial settings.

WIRE CHECK is another feature that identifies wire problems and can alter the strength of the signal to make sure your boundary width is consistent as well.

The transmitter will even monitor the strength of the battery in the dog’s collar to ensure that it is on and working when it should be.

The Extreme Dog Fence is a system that keeps your dog from leaving your property without the hassle of having to erect a fence.

This dog fence system provides a collar for your dog that has the ability to shock them if they wander beyond their designated area.

The collar is made from a standard nylon webbing material that is red in color. If the red collar isn’t what you want, you can remove the hardware from this collar and attach it to whatever collar you choose. There are two different sets of contact probes that are interchangeable based on what is best for your dog.

The fence itself has a digital transmitter with a power supply.  It comes with 1,000 feet of 14-gauge boundary wire with a polyethylene jacket for protection.

You will bury the wire around the perimeter of the area you have chosen, generally your entire yard or one part of your yard. The wire should be buried between 1-inch and 18-inches deep for best practice, but they include landscaping staples in case you need to have the wire aboveground. In this case, you would use the staple to hold the wire down to the ground as low as possible so it isn’t a tripping hazard.

If you have an existing fence, this wire can also be run along the fence itself. If you want to have a boundary in a pond or lake, the coated wire even allows you to install it underwater.

The digital transmitter is the final piece of the puzzle and the brains of the system. You will set your signal field width on the transmitter which will determine how far from the fence that the collar will activate. You can cycle through AM radio frequencies to find one that works best.

The transmitter is to be mounted indoors as it is not waterproof and it should be more than three feet away from any large metallic objects.

There is a feature called TEMP CHECK that uses outdoor temperatures to constantly alter the range of the fence to keep it accurate to your initial settings.

WIRE CHECK is another feature that identifies wire problems and can alter the strength of the signal to make sure your boundary width is consistent as well.

The transmitter will even monitor the strength of the battery in the dog’s collar to ensure that it is on and working when it should be.

The Extreme Dog Fence is a system that keeps your dog from leaving your property without the hassle of having to erect a fence.

This dog fence system provides a collar for your dog that has the ability to shock them if they wander beyond their designated area.

The collar is made from a standard nylon webbing material that is red in color. If the red collar isn’t what you want, you can remove the hardware from this collar and attach it to whatever collar you choose. There are two different sets of contact probes that are interchangeable based on what is best for your dog.

The fence itself has a digital transmitter with a power supply.  It comes with 1,000 feet of 14-gauge boundary wire with a polyethylene jacket for protection.

You will bury the wire around the perimeter of the area you have chosen, generally your entire yard or one part of your yard. The wire should be buried between 1-inch and 18-inches deep for best practice, but they include landscaping staples in case you need to have the wire aboveground. In this case, you would use the staple to hold the wire down to the ground as low as possible so it isn’t a tripping hazard.

If you have an existing fence, this wire can also be run along the fence itself. If you want to have a boundary in a pond or lake, the coated wire even allows you to install it underwater.

The digital transmitter is the final piece of the puzzle and the brains of the system. You will set your signal field width on the transmitter which will determine how far from the fence that the collar will activate. You can cycle through AM radio frequencies to find one that works best.

The transmitter is to be mounted indoors as it is not waterproof and it should be more than three feet away from any large metallic objects.

There is a feature called TEMP CHECK that uses outdoor temperatures to constantly alter the range of the fence to keep it accurate to your initial settings.

WIRE CHECK is another feature that identifies wire problems and can alter the strength of the signal to make sure your boundary width is consistent as well.

The transmitter will even monitor the strength of the battery in the dog’s collar to ensure that it is on and working when it should be.

The Extreme Dog Fence is a system that keeps your dog from leaving your property without the hassle of having to erect a fence.

This dog fence system provides a collar for your dog that has the ability to shock them if they wander beyond their designated area.

The collar is made from a standard nylon webbing material that is red in color. If the red collar isn’t what you want, you can remove the hardware from this collar and attach it to whatever collar you choose. There are two different sets of contact probes that are interchangeable based on what is best for your dog.

The fence itself has a digital transmitter with a power supply.  It comes with 1,000 feet of 14-gauge boundary wire with a polyethylene jacket for protection.

You will bury the wire around the perimeter of the area you have chosen, generally your entire yard or one part of your yard. The wire should be buried between 1-inch and 18-inches deep for best practice, but they include landscaping staples in case you need to have the wire aboveground. In this case, you would use the staple to hold the wire down to the ground as low as possible so it isn’t a tripping hazard.

If you have an existing fence, this wire can also be run along the fence itself. If you want to have a boundary in a pond or lake, the coated wire even allows you to install it underwater.

The digital transmitter is the final piece of the puzzle and the brains of the system. You will set your signal field width on the transmitter which will determine how far from the fence that the collar will activate. You can cycle through AM radio frequencies to find one that works best.

The transmitter is to be mounted indoors as it is not waterproof and it should be more than three feet away from any large metallic objects.

There is a feature called TEMP CHECK that uses outdoor temperatures to constantly alter the range of the fence to keep it accurate to your initial settings.

WIRE CHECK is another feature that identifies wire problems and can alter the strength of the signal to make sure your boundary width is consistent as well.

The transmitter will even monitor the strength of the battery in the dog’s collar to ensure that it is on and working when it should be.

The Extreme Dog Fence is a system that keeps your dog from leaving your property without the hassle of having to erect a fence.

This dog fence system provides a collar for your dog that has the ability to shock them if they wander beyond their designated area.

The collar is made from a standard nylon webbing material that is red in color. If the red collar isn’t what you want, you can remove the hardware from this collar and attach it to whatever collar you choose. There are two different sets of contact probes that are interchangeable based on what is best for your dog.

The fence itself has a digital transmitter with a power supply.  It comes with 1,000 feet of 14-gauge boundary wire with a polyethylene jacket for protection.

You will bury the wire around the perimeter of the area you have chosen, generally your entire yard or one part of your yard. The wire should be buried between 1-inch and 18-inches deep for best practice, but they include landscaping staples in case you need to have the wire aboveground. In this case, you would use the staple to hold the wire down to the ground as low as possible so it isn’t a tripping hazard.

If you have an existing fence, this wire can also be run along the fence itself. If you want to have a boundary in a pond or lake, the coated wire even allows you to install it underwater.

The digital transmitter is the final piece of the puzzle and the brains of the system. You will set your signal field width on the transmitter which will determine how far from the fence that the collar will activate. You can cycle through AM radio frequencies to find one that works best.

The transmitter is to be mounted indoors as it is not waterproof and it should be more than three feet away from any large metallic objects.

There is a feature called TEMP CHECK that uses outdoor temperatures to constantly alter the range of the fence to keep it accurate to your initial settings.

WIRE CHECK is another feature that identifies wire problems and can alter the strength of the signal to make sure your boundary width is consistent as well.

The transmitter will even monitor the strength of the battery in the dog’s collar to ensure that it is on and working when it should be.