I have used them for over 20 years. The first one was made by Inoteck and had rechargeable collars. Worked real good until battery in the collar went dead. Collar had to be sent in to have it replaced and it would cost more than the whole outfit cost. Next one was Pet Safe worked very good but it had a feature that if the dog stayed in the shock field for 60 sec. it would quit shocking. Our chocolate lab would sit in this field and take th shock then get out. I found one by Radio Fence that you could shut this feature off and increase the shock. After he got a dose of that a few times he was not getting out anymore. I had 3 acres fenced in and they were in the pond a lot. I had a lot of problem with the collar getting wet even so the company said they were waterproof. I had a Pet Safe here and it got hit with lighting. It blew the unit off the post in the pole barn and all I ever found was the cord and bits of plastic. I had to replace all the wire because the shock melted the wire center out leaving the hollow insulation that was around the copper. They work very good just make sure you get the right length probes for your dog
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