PAC DOG Invisible dog fencing

Do you need to contain your dogs within a fixed area around your property, to keep them safe?

Then we have the ideal solution: The PAC Electronic Fence System.  This system is highly reliable; can encompass any shape of garden or estate, at very low cost; and can be hidden from view.  It is a humane and cost effective way to keep your dog safe.

The PAC Electronic Fence system is ideal where you wish to contain one or more dogs without needing an ugly and obtrusive boundary fence. Each dog that needs to be contained wears an active electronic collar unit. Whenever the dog is nears the boundary his collar is designed to respond to a low strength radio signal - in a vibration, tone or stimulus. The dog needs to think that the correction is like your voice command or whistle, warning him of something “out there” that he needs to avoid.  The stimulus is similar to the “Static” you get when you touch a car door.

The boundary itself comprises an inexpensive, PVC-coated loop-wire. No-Go areas within the boundary, such as swimming pools, flower beds and child-play-areas, may be selectively excluded within the containment area, by using a simple, wire twisting technique, locally to nullify the radio signals.

PACDOG systems are a fantastic training tool to assist with training your dog, they allow you to simply and accurately address your dog with an appropriate correction i.e. Vibration/Tone or Stimulus.

PACDOG is designed to give dogs the freedom they deserve off the lead and have saved hundreds of thousands of dogs lives. Familiarisation with the collar before you start training is essential. It is very important that your dog does not associate the Vibration/Tone or Stimulus with the PACDOG collar. For this purpose we recommend that you familiarise your dog with the collar by fitting the PACDOG Collar on the dog, turned off, for a few hours every day over 10 - 14 days before you enter the active training phase, you can fit the plastic dummy probes included in each kit for this period if preferred. Comes with detailed a training guide on how to train your dog using the PACDOG system. In order to choose the right dog training collar, there a few things to consider namely; the size of your dog, his training needs and the range you may need. 

Continuous and Automatic Surveillance

PAC's Electronic Fence effectively gives continuous (24/7), automatic and unattended surveillance. Whenever a dog moves into the Active Zone (set by the user, normally to 1-2 metres from the wire), his collar receives a radio signal. The collar then emits audible, warning bleeps, and if he does not withdraw within two seconds, the system ramps-up to administer corrective electrical stimuli. The longer the dog is within the active zone; and the closer his proximity to the wire; the greater the intensity of the deterrent stimulation. Thus, the dog self-elects to approach the boundary; and if he runs at it, the system activates immediately. Any number of dogs (each wearing a collar) can be contained.

Control Unit

The electronic Control Unit, which needs to be installed undercover, generates radio signals for the loop-wire. It also incorporates monitoring and adjustment of the Active Zone size (i.e. distance from the wire); standby batteries to keep the system running in the event of a mains power-failure; and a timer-controlled socket, into which a collar may simply be plugged whenever it needs recharging.

 Electronic Collar Unit

The collar unit is a rechargeable waterproof unit that contacts with the dog via two stainless steel probes. Each collar can give up to 2-4 weeks of operation (up to 3 months in standby mode). An LED on the collar indicates battery charge status.

 Loop Wire

The notional maximum length of the standard (1.5 mm2), low cost, multi-cored, PVC covered cable is 1500m, but heavier gauge (2.5 mm2) loop-wire may be used for much longer boundaries. Suitable wire can be purchased from most electrical wholesalers. The two tails of the loop connect to the Control Unit.

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