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Indoor Dog Behavior Training System
With the wireless, Bluetooth dog e-collar solutions from Pet Sensor, you’ll be equipped with an easy-to-use indoor dog training tool to help train your dog to stay away from certain areas within the home, as well as keep them under control when guests are present and more.
Pet Sensor was inspired and developed to provide pet owners with a more effective way to teach pets in smaller spaces (homes, condos, apartments, etc.) where they can and can’t go. Keep your four-legged friend off the couch, or out of the bedroom hallway, with our user-friendly, convenient, and compact fob dog e-collar.
Regardless of your pet’s temperament, the PSSD enables you to customize solutions for your pet based on their specific needs. An adjustable electronic stimulation tool gives owners the most comfortable correction solutions for their pets.
One of the foremost advantages of Pet Sensor is that it’s so easy to implement. It’s intended for indoor use (or use in smaller spaces), meaning no complicated electrical wiring installation and our Bluetooth fobs are compact and can be hidden out of sight.
The PSSD provides custom notifications for you and your pet when they approach a connected boundary. The dog e-collar alerts your pet to return to safety using a painless combination of buzzing, beeping, and subtle electrical stimulation to keep them obedient whether you’re home or away from the house.
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