Training was priceless. I was skeptical but just added a new baby Rottweiler to the family and…read moresafety for him and others was my #1 concern. Training was beyond expectations and definitely beyond what I could have done without creating mistrust. They came out several times and even brought another dog to walk around and create a serious distraction. Equipment is expensive. I put off putting 2 other animals on the system due to price and ended up paying more in damages. Ugh!! Discs are so nice and movable. The 6ft disc can go from 6in to 6ft with the touch of a plus or minus button instantly and can be tossed in a new flower bed or on the couch. We have a cat which means the formal dining room table can finally be decoratively set, couch no longer gets scratched so I didn't have to live with embarrassing clear tape on it anymore. I can enjoy my home as I want to and not feel like I am living in their house instead of mine. I was miserable and with the solutions invisible fence provides I can finally walk around with hair & dirt on my furniture and certain rugs. I'm not hearing glass breaking from an unruly cat flying across a surface full of champagne flutes! She's lucky she's otherwise so darn cute! TIPS: pay attention to where your fence is and understand how to twist it back together when the famous ATT or yard people don't bother to check for other signals and run through it. I think they secretly enjoy it. Its a super easy twist of your fingers but its a $100 service charge. People don't work for free. I know I don't. Know where its connected to your home and keep an eye out for the beeping sound that warns you of a disconnect. Thank you Invisible Fence, without your solutions (even though you charge a fortune) I would have adopted someone out and it may have been me :) haha I was a ball of stress and anxiety. I was miserable and not enjoying our space....1st world problems

It was $3k for the fence install and 2 collars. Okay, since other wireless containment was not good…read morefor our wooded property and we wanted the dogs to stop chasing the deer. About a month after the installation, I noticed that the electrical outlet in my pump house wasn't working. Called the electrician and they identified the problem was a cut line when the Invisible Fence installer had trenched to bury the wire.. Since we couldn't prove that the installer had done the damage (we seldom check the pump house unless there is a problem), Invisible Fence declined to pay for the repairs. $3k repair cost that wasn't covered by insurance. Ugh! And last week our 7-year-old grandson attached a collar to his remote control car and launched the collar into the woods. Spent hours looking for it to no avail. Called Invisible Fence for a replacement collar and the cost was $400! My jaw hit the floor. When I expressed my shock at the price, the person on the other end suggested that I take the trainer base out into the woods and see if I could hear the collar beeping in order to find it. I did ask her if she had lost her mind because an area that large, to hear a light beeping from the collar, I would have to be belly-crawling on the ground and get lucky that I ran across it because the beeping is so faint. So, if I had just called a fence company and had the same area fenced in with a chainlink fence, I would be out about the same amount of money. I did my due diligence when looking for dog containment options. Invisible Fence is NOT the ideal choice.