- 📡 ADJUSTABLE WIRELESS BOUNDARY: Creates a circular boundary with an advertised radius adjustable from approximately 30 to 1,000 feet, without burying perimeter wire.
- 🎛️ 2-IN-1 CONTROL SYSTEM: Switch between wireless fence mode and handheld remote-training mode using the rechargeable transmitter and compatible receiver collar.
- 🔊 THREE TRAINING OPTIONS: Remote mode provides tone, vibration and static stimulation. Vibration and static functions each have three selectable intensity levels.
- 🌧️ IP65 WATER RESISTANCE: The transmitter and receiver collar are listed as IP65-rated for dust and water-jet resistance during ordinary outdoor use. They are not intended for swimming or submersion.
- 🔋 RECHARGEABLE COMPONENTS: The listing states that the transmitter charges in approximately 4–5 hours and the receiver collar in about 1–2 hours. Actual runtime varies with settings and use.
BHCEY Wireless Dog Fence and Remote Training System
The BHCEY 2-in-1 system combines an adjustable wireless dog boundary with a handheld remote-training function.
In fence mode, the transmitter creates a circular signal area around its installed position. The receiver collar responds when the dog moves beyond the selected range. In remote mode, the handler can select tone, vibration or adjustable static stimulation during supervised training.
The selected variation is advertised for one dog. The Amazon source contains conflicting information about the number of receiver collars included, so the exact package contents should be confirmed before purchase or publication.
Wireless Boundary Mode
The transmitter provides an advertised adjustable radius of approximately 30 to 1,000 feet. Because the coverage is radial, the boundary forms a circle around the transmitter rather than following the exact shape of a property line.
Buildings, metal structures, terrain, electronic interference and transmitter placement may affect the actual signal area.
Boundary Warning Sequence
The manufacturer’s description states that when the receiver moves outside the selected boundary, the collar progresses through an automatic warning sequence involving:
- Tone
- Vibration
- Combined tone and vibration
- Static stimulation
- Combined tone and static stimulation
The current product description lists timed stages within this sequence. Users must read the complete manual before fitting the collar and test the boundary without the dog first.
A wireless system should never be introduced by allowing an untrained dog to discover the boundary through repeated automatic correction.
Remote Training Mode
Remote mode provides three selectable functions:
- Audible tone
- Vibration
- Static stimulation
The vibration and static modes each have three intensity levels. Begin training with rewards, clear cues and the non-static options.
Static stimulation should never be used to punish fear, anxiety, barking caused by distress or behaviour the handler has not clearly taught the dog how to change.
Reward-Based Introduction
A safer introduction includes:
- Establishing the boundary without the collar activated on the dog.
- Walking the dog on a regular leash around the permitted area.
- Pairing retreat from the boundary with praise and rewards.
- Introducing the audible warning at a controlled distance.
- Using vibration only when the dog understands the retreat behaviour.
- Considering static stimulation only at the lowest perceptible setting and under qualified guidance.
The collar must not be used as a shortcut for training.
Adjustable Signal Range
30–1,000 ft Advertised Radius
The product listing states that the fence radius can be adjusted from approximately 30 feet to 1,000 feet.
This is a radius measurement, not a straight property-line length. The theoretical enclosed area increases substantially as the radius grows, but actual coverage should be mapped through physical testing.
Safe Boundary Placement
Do not position an electronic boundary close to:
- Roads or moving vehicles
- Railway lines
- Cliffs or steep drops
- Swimming pools
- Frozen water
- Open gates
- Neighbouring livestock
- Areas containing toxic plants or chemicals
- Locations where signal interruption could create immediate danger
Leave a substantial safety buffer between the electronic warning zone and any physical hazard.
Transmitter Position
The manufacturer recommends positioning the transmitter at least approximately 5 feet above the ground and indicates that wall mounting may improve signal transmission.
Place it in a dry, stable location and follow all spacing instructions in the manual. Do not mount it near large metal objects, electrical panels or other sources of potential interference unless the manufacturer confirms compatibility.
Test the entire boundary regularly, including after power interruptions, storms, moving the transmitter or changing the range.
Receiver Collar Fit
The collar strap is listed as adjustable from approximately 8 to 28 inches. The Amazon page also mentions dogs from 10 to 110 lb, but its directions state that the product is not for small dogs.
For that reason, this product should be marketed conservatively for appropriately sized medium and large dogs rather than all dogs within the advertised weight range.
Correct Contact-Point Fit
The package description references short and long conductive posts for different coat lengths, along with silicone covers.
Select the shortest contact points that reliably reach through the coat. The contacts should touch the skin without pressing deeply into the neck.
Collar Fit Checklist
- Position the receiver high on the neck according to the manual.
- Leave enough space for the fit specified by the manufacturer.
- Ensure both contact points touch evenly.
- Check that breathing and swallowing remain unrestricted.
- Remove excess coat only if professionally advised; do not shave the neck routinely.
- Inspect the skin frequently for redness, swelling or broken areas.
- Reposition or remove the collar at regular intervals.
- Stop use immediately if irritation develops.
Never attach a leash to the receiver collar. Use a separate flat collar or harness for leash control.
IP65 Water Resistance
The transmitter and receiver are advertised with an IP65 rating. An IP65 enclosure is generally intended to resist dust and water jets, not immersion.
Appropriate Exposure
The receiver may be suitable for ordinary exposure to:
- Light rain
- Wet grass
- Lawn sprinklers
- Snow under supervised conditions
Water Safety
- Do not allow the dog to swim while wearing the receiver.
- Do not submerge either component.
- Keep charging ports clean and dry.
- Never charge wet equipment.
- Dry the collar before opening a port cover or connecting a cable.
- Inspect protective seals regularly.
- Replace damaged covers before outdoor use.
The transmitter should still be installed according to the manual and protected from unnecessary weather exposure.
Charging and Battery Information
The listing provides the following approximate charging times:
- Transmitter: 4–5 hours
- Receiver collar: 1–2 hours
The manufacturer states that battery life may extend for several weeks, but runtime depends on range, warning activations, training use, temperature, signal conditions and battery age.
Charging Precautions
Use only the supplied or manufacturer-approved charging equipment. Charge on a dry, non-flammable surface away from the dog.
Stop using or charging any component that becomes unusually hot, swells, leaks, smells abnormal or shows physical damage.
Product Specifications
- Brand: BHCEY
- Product type: Wireless boundary and remote dog-training system
- Selected variation: For 1 Dog
- Colour: Black
- Wireless technology: 2.4 GHz
- Advertised boundary radius: 30–1,000 ft
- Training functions: Tone, vibration and static stimulation
- Vibration levels: 3
- Static levels: 3
- Receiver strap range: Approximately 8–28 in
- Advertised dog weight range: 10–110 lb
- Recommended marketing category: Appropriately sized medium and large dogs
- Water-resistance rating: IP65
- Power source: Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Transmitter charge time: Approximately 4–5 hours
- Receiver charge time: Approximately 1–2 hours
- Package dimensions: 7 × 6 × 2 in
- Listed package weight: 1.28 lb
- Warranty: 2 years
- Model number: H-C2-02
- ASIN: B0GHQWSM15
Package-Content Verification
The selected Amazon variation is labelled “For 1 Dog,” but the product-information section states “1 Transmitter, 2 Collars.” Other portions of the listing also appear to reuse information from the two-dog version.
Do not promise a specific number of receiver collars until the seller or physical packaging confirms the contents of ASIN B0GHQWSM15.
Essential Safety Information
Not a Physical Fence
A wireless dog fence does not create a physical barrier. A motivated, frightened or highly aroused dog may cross the signal boundary. Once outside, the dog may also be reluctant to cross back through the correction zone.
The system cannot prevent:
- Other animals from entering the property
- Theft or human access
- Escape during equipment failure
- Signal disruption
- Traffic or wildlife encounters
- Accidental boundary changes
Use secure physical fencing when containment failure could expose the dog to serious danger.
Static-Stimulation Precautions
Static stimulation can cause fear, stress, pain, skin injury or unwanted behavioural associations when fitted or used incorrectly.
- Use tone and reward-based training first.
- Never test the collar while it is on the dog.
- Start at the lowest available level.
- Never activate static stimulation continuously.
- Do not use it in anger or as punishment.
- Do not use it to treat aggression without a qualified professional.
- Never place the contacts over injured or irritated skin.
- Stop immediately if the dog freezes, vocalizes, panics, redirects aggression or attempts to escape.
- Do not leave the receiver collar on continuously.
- Follow the manual’s maximum daily wear time.
- Inspect the neck frequently.
Dogs That Require Professional Guidance
Consult a veterinarian and a credentialed, reward-based behaviour professional before use with:
- Puppies
- Pregnant or nursing dogs
- Senior dogs
- Highly fearful or anxious dogs
- Dogs with aggression concerns
- Dogs with seizures, heart disease or neurological conditions
- Dogs with neck or skin disorders
- Dogs taking medication
- Dogs recovering from surgery or illness
Local laws may restrict or prohibit electronic training collars. Confirm applicable rules before selling, purchasing or using the system.
Supervision and Testing
Do not leave a dog relying on this boundary while nobody is available to respond. Test the signal before every training session and supervise the dog throughout the learning period.
Battery status, weather, interference and transmitter movement can alter performance. The absence of a warning signal during one test does not guarantee uninterrupted operation.
