GPS Dog Fence vs Buried Wire Fences: Which One Is Right for You?

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[@jamesotto2562]

What is montly fee for spot on? Do you have to pay one fee per collar? If you still have growing dogs is there any kind of trade in for exchanging larger collars?

[@WorldAnimalFdn]

The subscription is $9.95/month, $95.40/year, or $142.80/2-years. The collars will all work on the same app in terms of fences, tracking, etc. However, you will have to pay a separate subscription for each one, only if you want to track them. For containment purposes, you don’t need to pay a subscription at all. According to the SpotOn Fence policy, you can exchange your old collar for a new one within 90 days of the original purchase. So it depends on how much your dog grows really. The collars have a decent degree of adjustability. A small is 10” to 14”. The medium is 12” to 18”. The large is 19” to 26”. If you have decided to purchase the SpotOn collar, don't miss out on a $75 discount with code WAF! You can grab it through this link: spotonvirtualfence.sjv.io/jrMR5M

[@bethbartlett5692]

This Product (Wireless Fence) really needs a "New Innovator" to Design a Good, Reliable, and more Flexiable System. I wonder what the Japanese use? The Collars remind me of the 1st Cell Phones "bulky" There's "AI", but we have a 1990's era Wireless Fence Products. "The USA Priorities" ... What is the most reliable, affordable? (I can chip the dog, I dont want the fence line to be moving.) A guy/girl with a mind for electrical engineering, tech, and innovative skills could make his fortune launching a good product in this market. To dig trenches in the lengths needed requires a "single till/tiller". It would take 2 days to do that by hand.