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PetSafe® Guardian® 2.0 GPS Dog Fence
$449.99
The PetSafe® Guardian® 2.0 GPS Dog Fence offers a subscription-free, wire-free containment solution for pet owners.Utilizing patented AccuGuard™ technology, it combines GPS data with real-time motion detection...
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The PetSafe® Guardian® 2.0 GPS Dog Fence offers a subscription-free, wire-free containment solution for pet owners.Utilizing patented AccuGuard™ technology, it combines GPS data with real-time motion detection and AI to provide accurate and reliable boundaries, minimizing false corrections.
Key Features:
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No Subscription Fees: Enjoy all features without ongoing costs.
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Customizable Boundaries: Design virtual fences to fit your property's unique shape using the My PetSafe® app.
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Easy Setup: Install in 1–2 hours without digging or burying wires.
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Waterproof, Rechargeable Collar: Suitable for dogs over 25 pounds, with up to 5 days of battery life.
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Multiple Dog Support: Manage up to 5 dogs with additional collars.
Ideal for properties larger than 3/4 acre, the Guardian® GPS Dog Fence provides a flexible and reliable way to keep your dog safe within designated boundaries.
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