SpotOn FenceReviews of spotonfence.com

I purchased the Nova collar when my PWD pup was 6 months old and opted for the 2 year connection pack which enables quick tracking and personal voice commands to be transmitted through the collar to your dog. We have an acre lot that backs up to a wooded area and a large retention pond. We live in North Florida, so ponds can foster snakes which makes them off limits for swimming dogs. I used a 30', long line "recall" leash twice a day, over a 2 week period, to train my puppy where the boundaries of the Geo Fence would be. This, I believe, is a critical element to successful deployment of the GPS collar and makes the learning process for your dog so much quicker. Our pup has now worn the collar for 4 months and it has worked pretty much flawlessly, but we have had a couple of "false corrections" when our pup has been in the house and collar thinks he is staging a "break out", which is a little crazy. But other than that, it has worked great. I've built a number of a "fences" around friends and relative's houses, so our pup can really go anywhere and be contained in a protected area. A couple of notes; 1. At a $1,000, make no mistake, this collar is a tool and a big investment. Don't think for a moment that you can just draw a boundary around your property, slap the collar on and let your dog go. You need to teach your dog where the limits are before deploying. 2. I wish there was an easy way to turn off/on the collar from your cell phone. I sometimes forget that my pup is wearing the collar and I'll throw him in the car, head down the driveway when I hear the first alert on his collar go off and I have to slam on the brakes and remove the collar before he gets shocked. 3. Building precise GeoFences on your phone with old man hands and fat fingers can be challenging.

✅ Great for protecting our dog! We live near a 2 lane highway and feel comfort in knowing that the fence protects our dog.

I was very skeptical if these collars would really work. I have 2 German Short-hair pointers and both are unique in their willingness to follow rules. I have owned shock collars for years and used them while hunting with success but didn't believe they would respect the boundaries. I worked with both of them independently to go through the training and to my amazement, they have respected teh boundaries and I have continued to give them more freedom/space to roam. As I have expanded the boundary, I take them around and try to help them understand but as soon as the collar beeps, they respect the boundary. I would recommend the collars to anyone who is wanting to give their dogs adequate space with property. My only issue has been when I let them back in the house, the collar may lose GPS signals in the house and then it is a bad outcome. Just make sure to remove them when we let the dogs back in the house.

We have two GSP's and spot on has been excellent for our dogs. They have learned their area and do not go outside of the defined zones. Its a comfort to know they will not leave our property. Well worth the expense. Spot on has eliminated the need for a physical property perimeter fence.

The warranty team was very efficient. They got my photos,made a decision, and got my replacement collar shipped. Spoton has been Great. My dogs run and explore on our property. They love it. We remove their collars indoors due them randomly alerting. We have a metal roof and GPS interference is understandable. Thanks

I'm not one to write reviews but this collar has been so good. Our dog stays in our unfenced yard when before he'd wander all over. I held out buying this for a while because it seemed too expensive. But it's been worth it. Five stars, full stop.

It took a while to get started. The first collar was not working correctly. My husband finally called your company for help, and you immediately sent a new one. Then my husband had some difficulty setting up the boundaries, since we are in the woods of Maine. Finally got it working, and it has been wonderful! Poppy stays on the property, and has been enjoying the summer on the lake without being tied up. We have 3 1/2 acres but didn’t need to include all of the land for her. But plenty enough for her to wander and enjoy the water as well without the danger of leaving the property for the dangerous Rt. 1 about 1/2 mile away. Poppy is a 4 year old St. Berdoodle. We also have an 8 year old Clumber Spaniel, Tucker, but he more or less stays around, though he will follow Poppy if she leaves the property. But we don’t have to worry about that anymore. This is our summer home. We have an invisible fence back in North Carolina. So it was pretty easy getting Poppy to understand your Spot On. Took a day.

Keeps dog secure