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(More customer reviews)I have 2 small terrier mix dogs. One is 10 and the other 2. The 2 year old is a bit slow and had a hard time potty training. He got into the habit of sneaking into our living room and pooping on the carpet. He also occasionally peed. I was having the carpet professionally cleaned every 6 months and was going broke. I Googled "indoor electric fence" not knowing if there was such a thing and discovered PetSafe Pawz Away Barrier. I read all the reviews and decided to give it a shot. I placed the base near the entrance to the dining/living room area. It was amazing! My older dog clearly heard the warning beep and got the mildest static shock and hasn't gone near the area since! (We've had it 2 weeks.) The younger, slower dog went in the "no no zone" and stayed. He looked around when he heard the warning beep and stayed put with the first mild shock. He did the same with the next beep and stronger shock. No response. On the third warning and shock, he jumped straight up and left the zone! He hasn't been near that doorway since!!! All it has taken is one zap each and they stay away. I bought 2 units and 2 collars. The one unit keeps them out of the living/dining room areas. I'm going to place the other unit in a heavy duty zip lock bag and put it near the gate in our back yard. Both dogs love to bolt when the gate gets left open. This is a fantastic devise! I was expecting to pay around $300 for some kind of indoor fence and only spent $100. You won't be disappointed. I sure wasn't!!
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