The PRF-3004 is an in ground radio fence that comes with 500 feet boundary wire and 50 training flags. Training of your pet with our in-ground radio fence is no longer a hassle. Equipped with a nylon collar strap, the PRF-3004 pet containment system can be extended to a coverage area of over 10 acres with the aid of extra boundary wires and training flags.
The top of our Petsafe PRF-3004 is the receiver unit placed in the collar, since it’s very light and resistant to water and any type of weather. In addition, it is very easy to use and set within minutes, and there are even tips that you can find online in case of trouble. This online information can be easily accessed in case of minor problems related to installation, battery change, etc. PUL-275, one of the assorted collars can be purchased separately and can be fitted into the PRF-3004 pet containment system to lull your stubborn pet easily.
Operated using an RFA-67 battery unit, the system comes with a test light indicator that proves to be utile in trouble shooting. The long and short contact points are interchangeable and the collar that comes with the PRF-3004 in ground fence is battery operated and is compatible with the other containment systems from Petsafe which in turn makes PRF-3004 more versatile.
The success of the in ground pet containment unit totally relies on the product, the installation and the training that the pet owners offer their pets. Suitable training would assist the pet owners in offering promiscuous training to the pets using the PRF-3004 in ground pet fencing system.
Tips on Training Pets with PRF-3004 Fencing System
Take the time to carefully design your perimeter, and once your wire is laid out and ready to use, set out the flags around the perimeter. The flags that are installed with the perimeter allow your dog to indentify the limits which it can’t go beyond. With a leash, spend some days with your dog walking close to the perimeter so he can memorize it, and whenever it comes close to it, make him come back by offering a treat.
Then, turn on the invisible fence; again walk close to it with your pet, but pull back every time the waring tone sounds. That way, you’ll be teaching your dog to pull back by itself whenever it hears the warning tone.
Training sessions have to be constant, and your dog will gradually learn to know the limits of the fencing, and recognize the danger of going through them; of course, you also have to reward your pet when its behavior is consistent with the training. Click on one of the links to see some training videos on how to properly train your dog to use an invisible fence.

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