PetSafe Pawz Away Indoor Wireless Pet Barrier Transmitter, Extra Add-A-Barrier for Dogs & Cats

This system has been the only thing that has prevented us rehoming our dog or putting him outside permanently. Our dog was absolutely destroying our house and putting himself in danger by eating random objects just because they were small enough to put in his mouth. With this system, he is back to being a comfortable indoor dog. I've already recommended it to others experiencing similar issues. This does NOT substitute training and vetting your dog. But if you've exhausted your options (as we had), this is the perfect option to enforce boundaries, even when you're not home to do the enforcement.

Very happy with these. They work very well for our 6 month old puppies to keep them out of rooms where they were peeing at night. They dont even try to go in those rooms now!

Love this system, worked for our dog the first day!

I bought this system to keep our cats away from our birds. I have to say it has worked great. I would have given it 5 stars but it has one big drawback for cats at least. The collar part is made out of a a material ill suited for cats as they shred it up very quickly. I had to buy different ones to hook the sensors up to them other then that they work great.

It works 90% of the time.

This product is Excellent and works for cats! I am about to purchase my 4th Pawz Away Pet Barrier for our indoor cat. We love our cat, but as all cat owners know they are smart and like to get into things. Pawz Away Pet Barrier has been great for this. Prior to that, our cat chewed around the edges of our brand new brown lacquer covered piano. We'd fix it and he'd chew again! Of all the pet toys and things around the house he chose this, but finally Pawz Away Pet Barrier (the big one - don't waste your money on the little one) kept him away. We have one on the Piano (good luck chewing now) and one hung low on the wall in a back hall to our kids bedrooms (he got into the nasty habit of pooping on their pillow - yuk). For those of you who think this might be cruel it isn't. It gives him a beep long before he gets a shock and he quickly learns that if he obeys he doesn't get shocked. The catch is that if it is used to keep him from entering an area (like my back hall) he learns he can run past the barrier with nothing but a beep on his collar and then he is on the other side! So we have to keep the doors on the other side closed so he won't run into those bedrooms. Oh, yeah he knows how to open doors or we would have just closed them in the first place and not bought the alarm. Now that the alarm is in place we don't have to LOCK the doors. The alarm is in the middle of the hall and the doors on the other side are closed (but not locked) so he can't run into the rooms to avoid the correction. My only complaint is that my first alarm only lasted 2 years, but nothing lasts forever and the Pawz Away Pet Barrier really works. - Mike

It really works to keep the dogs off of the furniture. I don't believe the bars accurately represent the distance but I can make it work. It's been great.

Bought 3 of these for pups. They lasted 8 months which is not so good for the price. 2 out of the 3 started to corrode inside. Not sure how?? Checked the batteries and gross ooz. They aren't placed by water and my house is never humid??? Now they no longer work... not to happy anymore.

This didn't work very well at all. Our dog wasn't deterred from going into the space we were trying to prevent with this. We tried everything and we never got it to work properly for him.

It stopped working. Saw the transmitter screen blank so i tried to turn it on, nothing. Changed the batteries, nothing. We had it on for a night then turned it off for a good week because our cat learned to stop going to the couch (he pees on it), then when I tried turning it on, it won't turn on. Didn't even last us a month. It was never exposed to water or moisture, never dropped. It was brand freakin' new.