Innotek Electric Dog Fences – Basic Dog Fence Systems

Innotek, along with PetSafe is another company owned by the parent company, Radio Systems Corporation. Just like PetSafe, SportDOG and Staywell, Innotek produces products focused on protecting dogs.

Our Innotek Dog Fence products have been hand-picked out of a number of other products to ensure that you have the highest quality Electric Dog Fence System for your money. Our Innotek Fences offer some of the most basic features but are still as reliable as the more advanced kits from other brands but the affordability and flexibility are what it’s all about.

The Static Correction Collars included in our kits are safe for dogs and won’t hurt them at all. Even at the highest levels of stimulation, the worst it can do is giving your dog a scare but we do not recommend that.

• All Products
• In-Ground
• Extra Collars

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  Innotek Basic In-Ground Pet Fencing System - SD-2000

  RRP $299.99

  AU $269.99

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  Innotek Basic Extra Receiver Collar SD-2025

  RRP $149.99

  AU $134.99

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  Dog Fence Wire for Containment

  RRP $60.00

  AU $52.00

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How do Innotek Electric Dog Fences work?

Our Innotek Electric Dog Fences work with a general concept. A transmitter is mounted indoors with both ends of the Dog Fence Wire attached to it creating a complete loop. The wire is then laid out around the property to create an invisible boundary. Think of your house being surrounded by the wire that acts as the hidden dog fence. Once the wire is in place, the transmitter is turned on and set to the desired signal width. Simply put, the signal width is how far the signal will be coming out of the wire to all directions. The larger the width, the more secure your boundary is, but that means your dog would have less space inside your property.

The Receiver Collar is then strapped on to your dog’s neck snugly to prevent it from moving too much. Once the collar is turned on, it will detect the signal coming from the boundary wires around your property. If your dog comes near the boundary, it will activate and give your dog stimulation, reminding him of his training to not come near the boundary. With proper training, your dog will quickly learn that the collar will deliver stimulations each time they come near or try to move past the boundary.


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