DOGTRA GPS FENCE FIELDGUARD

The GPS Fence FieldGuard requires a minimum area of 3/4-acre and is designed for outdoor use only.

A circular virtual fence can have a maximum diameter of 2.5-miles and a minimum diameter of 13 yards. Custom-shaped fences can be creating using up to 25 posts.

The Remote has a line-of-sight range of up to 3-miles. Actual range can vary depending on the environment and obstructions.

The manual does not indicate that a subscription is required. The GPS FENCE FIELDGUARD app is used to create and manage virtual fences, track your dog, and access notifications.

No, GPS FENCE FIELDGUARD is designed for outdoor use only. GPS signals can become inaccurate indoors, potentially resulting in unintended corrections. Always remove the Receiver from your dog when entering an indoor space.

Yes. A custom fence can be created by placing up to 25 posts on the map to create the desired shape.

Yes, you can build up to 30 Primary Fences, including inner Fences, can be added.

An Inner Fence is an additional boundary created inside a Primary Fence. It can be used to block off specific areas within the overall safe zone.

The Warning Zone is a 5-15 yard-wide layer before the Primary Fence. When your dog enters this zone, the selected zone is applied for up to 5 minutes

Backup fences provide two additional layers of protection beyond the Primary Fence to ensure your dog returns.

Flag traning is strongly recommended before using the system for containment. Your dog should learn how to respond to the Receiver's stimulation and return toward the safe zone.

We recommend to reposition the Receiver every few hours and removing it after 6 hours of use. Regularly check the contact-point area for irritation.

The Receiver should sit on either side of the dog's windpipe with the contact points firmly against the skin. You should be able to fit approximately two fingers underneath the strap. The GPS antenna should sit toward the back of the dog's neck and face upward toward the sky.

No, the GPS FENCE FIELDGUARD does not require a subscription.

Keep the Remote within 33 feet (10 meters) of your smartphone when pairing and for proper app operation.

Yes, the app displays your dog's current position and provides tracking information.

Yes. The app can send a notification when your dog leaves the Primary Fence. The app must remain running in the background for these notifications.

Yes, the Share Device/Viewer Mode allows fence and Receiver information to be shared with another Remote and smartphone. The additional user can view the Receiver's location and use the Alert Button, but cannot change fence settings or use the Manual Correction tab.

The system uses multiple layers of protection. The Warning Zone provides a reminder, the Primary Fence provides a correction, and Backup Fences provide additional correction sequences if your dog continues beyond the Primary Fence.

If your dog exits the Primary Fence, the system can provide corrections and a Return Reminder Tone. The tone continues until the dog turns back toward the safe zone.

Yes, the Remote and the app provide manual correction options. The Remote's Alert Button can also be configured to send a correction directly to a selected Receiver.

GPS reception can be affected by tall buildings, dense trees, indoor environments, and other obstructions. Move to an open outdoor area with a clear view of the sky and make sure the GPS antenna is facing upward.

This may be caused by GPS inaccuracy or an improperly positioned fence boundary. Indoor use can also result in unintended corrections. Check your fence placement and always remove the Receiver when your dog goes indoors.

Check the GPS signal, distance between the Remote and Receiver, and battery levels. Move to an open outdoor area and keep the Remote and Receiver close together while troubleshooting.