Invisible Fence Of The Treasure Valley

They are great. If I contact them, they immediately respond and fix it. They immediately attend to the problems and the product works really well. They offer training and provide a guarantee. A lot of veterinarians recommended that company for underground fencing. They are little expensive, but they are worth it.

we bought zeus last fall and with other dogs we've had in the past we vowed to get training done with this one i am very proud to use there service i can take my dog to the dog park down the street with no stress zeus is very well behaved they trained him in many different areas and he can do many different trick overall great experience and i am very happy to recommend these guys in the future.

This is the BEST service ever!!! We have a small farm where our dogs freely roam, but we need them to stay on the property. Carrie, at Invisible Fence, was able to give us the exact solution. They come out and give you a quote, describe all the honest pros and cons, then install it quickly, quietly and efficiently. We had to have it moved a couple times and they came out immediately and were so tidy I didn't know they had been there! Carrie will provide the necessary training, so your dogs learn what to do. It's a simple training regimen. I have a 109# Akita pup, who loves chasing everything. I was extremely worried he would hurt a neighbor pet. Also an adult Weimerauner who is quite intelligent and still tests the system regularly. We've been very happy with this. I recommend this to everyone!!

We recently bought our first house, which came with big front and back yards and lots of garden areas and flower beds. We also recently brought home our first puppy and we simply could not keep him out of those areas. He was dragging stuff up by the roots and eating every bloom. I had looked into (and was actually planning on) putting in an invisible fence myself, until our vet gave us a pamphlet for a local company that does professional installations. I'm so glad she did!

I called and spoke with Carrie -- the local Invisible Fence dealer. We scheduled a walkaround/estimate for a few days later. She was immediately a pleasure to work with. She thoroughly explained the products available and asked smart questions. Something I appreciated very much: she never tried for a hard sell on the more expensive products. That annoys me to no end. She started with their most basic fence and answered my numerous questions in order to help me figure out which product would be right for us and our pup. In the end we went with the Boundary Plus fence, which is a little spendier than the others, but far more precise -- especially if you have a lot of curving garden areas or flower beds.

A few days later she came over for in-house training. She and her tech set up a small boundary in the house and marked it with lawn flags. We then put the collar on our pup, Carrie set it to a and quot;tickleand quot; setting, and we started getting him used to the and quot;toneand quot; he hears when approaching a boundary line. He picked up on it pretty quickly and Carrie was a good and patient teacher, letting us know how to work with him on the boundary, when to reward him, etc.

A few days after that, the actual installation took place. Carrie and her technician Mike got our ~.25 acre yard done in about three hours and marked the whole boundary line with flags. My wife and I came home from work for the final training. Carrie showed us how to get our pup accustomed to his new boundaries. It didn't take long, and it has already made a huge difference in our lives. Now, if the weather is nice and the pup wants to be outside, we can let him out for a while without worrying whether he'll eat a pound of rocks, roots, and dirt.

We are very pleased with the results and the overall experience. If every service provider were as good as Carrie, there wouldn't be a need for sites like Angie's List! If you've been thinking about getting an invisible fence, please believe me when I say that it's worth it and that Carrie is the person who can help make it happen.

PS: I had to know what the shock would feel like for my dog, so I zapped myself a few times. It's not bad at all. More of a quick sting that gets your attention rather than something that actually hurts. Our pup doesn't mind the collar and he has already learned many of the places in the yard he can't go. This product really works.