FAQ

Both DogWatch and invisible fences have pros and cons, but DogWatch systems are often preferred for their reliability, customization, and superior training support.

Halo Collar monthly subscription plans start at $5.99, depending on the service level selected.

An invisible fence typically costs between $950 and $1,500, including equipment and professional installation, depending on the system and property size.

Yes, the Halo Collar uses static correction as one of several feedback methods to train and contain dogs.

The top-rated invisible dog fence is the SpotOn GPS Fence, known for its high accuracy, customizable boundaries, and positive user reviews.

Yes, a dog can escape an invisible fence if it is not properly trained or is overly motivated to cross the boundary.

A physical fence is generally better than an invisible fence as it provides a clear, visible boundary and prevents other animals from entering your yard.

Many vets express concerns about electric fences due to potential behavioral effects and the lack of physical protection they offer.

Most dogs adjust to an invisible fence within 1 to 2 weeks with consistent training.

The success rate of an invisible fence varies, but with proper training, they are effective in about 70% to 90% of cases.