CICPAP Advanced GPS Wireless Dog Fence – Flexible Boundaries for Outdoor Freedom

The CICPAP ZF550 GPS Wireless Dog Fence combines GPS positioning with 2 flexible fence modes, giving you more control over how your dog’s outdoor activity area is defined. Choose a large circular boundary or create a customized multi-point boundary to better fit yards, farms, fields, campsites, and other suitable open outdoor spaces.

2 Fence Modes for More Flexible Boundaries

Choose the setup that fits your outdoor space:

Radius Fence: Set a GPS center point and adjust the radius from 49 to 6,561 feet to create a circular virtual boundary.

Multi-Point Fence: Walk along your desired boundary and add 3–16 positioning points to create a customized virtual safe zone for irregularly shaped outdoor areas.

Warning First with 3 Correction Options

When your dog reaches the 10 FT warning zone, the collar beeps first. If your dog continues beyond the designated safe area, the system can activate the selected beep, vibration, or static correction.

Correction stops when your dog returns to the safe area.

Built-In Auto Protection Mode

To help prevent continuous correction, the ZF550 automatically pauses output after repeated activations. If your dog remains outside the designated area, the system follows additional protection cycles before entering a longer protection mode.

GPS Memory for Convenient Reuse

Once your fence parameters are set, the system retains the previously saved center point and safe activity radius, making repeated use at the same location more convenient.

When moving the fence to a different location, reset the positioning parameters before use.

Designed for Medium & Large Dogs

The adjustable collar is designed for medium and large dogs. For proper fit, leave enough room to place approximately two fingers between the collar and your dog’s neck, and make sure the contact points reach the skin when static correction is used.

Built for Open Outdoor Use

For reliable positioning, use the ZF550 in a wide, unobstructed outdoor environment. GPS signal acquisition typically takes approximately 3–5 minutes, and at least 3 signal bars are required before setting the positioning point.

Avoid indoor areas, roofs, eaves, dense tree coverage, and other locations that may interfere with satellite reception.