---
product_id: 4517416
title: "Pawz Away Mini Pet Barrier with Collar, Indoor/Outdoor"
brand: "petsafe"
price: "¥24746"
currency: JPY
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Pet Safe"
url: https://www.desertcart.jp/products/4517416-pawz-away-mini-pet-barrier-with-collar-indoor-outdoor
store_origin: JP
region: Japan
---

# Waterproof & wireless for indoor/outdoor Adjustable collar fits 6-28 inch necks Battery-powered with long-lasting AAA use Pawz Away Mini Pet Barrier with Collar, Indoor/Outdoor

**Brand:** petsafe
**Price:** ¥24746
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚫🐾 Keep your pet’s boundaries sharp and your home spotless!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pawz Away Mini Pet Barrier with Collar, Indoor/Outdoor by petsafe
- **How much does it cost?** ¥24746 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/4517416-pawz-away-mini-pet-barrier-with-collar-indoor-outdoor)

## Best For

- petsafe enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted petsafe brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Weather Durability:** Waterproof design and lightweight collar built for everyday indoor and outdoor adventures.
- • **Precision Pet Boundaries:** Set clear no-go zones with a compact, wireless barrier that fits seamlessly into any space.
- • **Customizable & Expandable:** Add multiple barriers and collars to protect several areas—perfect for dynamic homes and yards.
- • **Smart, Gentle Corrections:** Progressive beep alerts followed by mild static correction ensure effective, humane training.
- • **Trusted Expertise & Support:** Backed by 25+ years of PetSafe innovation and vet-recommended reliability for peace of mind.

## Overview

The PetSafe Pawz Away Mini Pet Barrier is a wireless, waterproof pet training system designed to keep dogs and cats away from restricted indoor and outdoor areas. Featuring an adjustable collar with progressive beep warnings and mild static correction, it offers a humane, scent-free method to teach pets boundaries. Compact and battery-powered, it’s customizable with additional barriers and collars, making it ideal for multi-zone protection. Trusted for over 25 years, PetSafe combines innovation with expert support to enhance pet behavior and home harmony.

## Description

Product Description The PetSafe Pawz Away Mini Pet Barrier is the smart, effective solution for keeping your pets away from off-limit areas inside or outside your home. This easy-to-use pet habit correction device helps teach dogs and cats which spaces are restricted, such as the trash can, flower beds, furniture, or kitchen counters, so you can maintain a clean and safe environment. When your pet approaches the restricted zone, they’ll hear an audible beep warning them to stop. If they continue, the collar delivers a mild yet effective static correction, encouraging them to turn away. This system uses a scent-free correction method, making it a great alternative to sprays or barriers. For added peace of mind, the collar features an auto shutoff safety system, which stops correction after 15 seconds. Designed for dogs and cats 5 lbs and up, the adjustable collar fits neck sizes from 6-28 inches and includes an extra strap for cats with fits neck sizes 6-11 1/2 inches. The barrier is fully wireless and waterproof, making it perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. The compact design acts as a portable dog and cat zone blocker, allowing you to protect multiple areas by adding extra Pawz Away barriers. It’s powered by three AAA batteries (not included) for long-lasting performance. Since 1988, PetSafe has been driven by a simple belief: safe, healthy pets lead to happier lives for pets and their families. For over 25 years, we've been dedicated to enhancing the lives of pets and the people who love them, treating every pet as a cherished family member and delivering life-changing innovations designed to enrich every moment. With U.S. roots and a global reach, our vet- and trainer-recommended products are built for every pet and backed by exceptional customer support. From backyards to dog parks, we're on a mission to create fields of joy for happy, healthy, and safe pets. Brand Story By PetSafe

Review: Not sure why all the negative reviews - Our dogs had gotten into the habit of laying across the back edge of our sofa. It was their favorite place to be, but when we purchased a new sofa, we knew we had to try to break that habit. We already had an invisible fence system, so both dogs are familiar with shock collars and what the warning beeps mean. While this is a different system, we were optimistic that it would work for our dogs. I purchased two of the Pawz Away collars with the mini discs, the thought being that we would put one disk on the floor on either end of the sofa. I was concerned about the battery life, having read several reviews where people said they didn't last, but I figured I'd give it a try and could always return them if it didn't work out. I'm happy to say that it not only worked out, but it worked out even better than I had hoped. That said, there were a few things that we learned as we went along. Firstly, the collar. As I mentioned, we already use an invisible fence so our dogs already have a collar with a transmitter. I really didn't want a second collar with another transmitter, so we ended up cutting two holes in each new collar, and moving the invisible fence transmitter onto the new collars. So now we have two transmitters on each collar. Secondly, batteries. We haven't had a problem with the batteries. We've had them almost a month now, and they are still going strong. I leave the discs powered on all the time (because frankly, I was having trouble remembering to turn them on and off each morning and night) but I do turn the collars off every night when I take them off the dogs. I just keep the key nearby and it takes about 2 seconds to turn each one off. No big deal. I turn it back on again in the morning when I put the collars back on. Mind you, our dogs sleep in kennels each night, so if yours don't you might not be able to do this. So far, I haven't had to replace any of the batteries. I also suspect that each dog's temperament probably has a lot to do with battery life. Both of our dogs tend to be overly cautious. It only takes one shock and you'd be hard pressed to get them to go near the area again. So while I'm a little disappointed that our dogs still won't go near the couch (I'd love for them to sit nearby when *I'm* on the couch) I'm hoping that will come with time. If your dog is less timid, they may run the batteries out sooner with repeated tries at the spot you're trying to keep them out of. Thirdly, disk placement. I originally placed the disk on the floor under the sofa. I turned the dial all the way down because I didn't want the dogs getting shocked when walking behind the sofa, just on top of it. Well, this *sort of* worked. I found that they were still able to get up on the couch, and then sometimes it would shock them and sometimes it wouldn't. What actually ended up working better was putting the disc under the bottom seat cushion. At first I was worried that doing so would mean I couldn't sit on the sofa without accidentally pushing the buttons and adjusting the range, but that's not the case at all. No matter how many times we've sat on the couch, the range hasn't changed. Our sofa is leather and has thick cushions, so your experience might be different, depending on what material your sofa is made from and how thick your cushions are. And finally, since the dogs haven't tried to get back on the sofa in weeks, I went ahead and moved one of the discs to another problem area: a chair on our back porch that the dogs used to climb up on to look through the kitchen window. Cute, but not so cute when their paws are muddy! I put the disk under the cushion and I did see one of our dogs try it ONCE. She hasn't tried it since then. I haven't seen the other dog try, but that doesn't mean she didn't. A few last thoughts on an already overly long review...I think our success in using this system is due in large part to the fact that, as I've mentioned, we already have an invisible fence. If you have one, you know that there is a lot of training involved in getting your dog to learn what the beep means, and how far they can go without getting shocked. You wouldn't just set it up and turn the dog loose to figure it out on their own. I think the same is true with this system. There is probably a learning curve, so be patient with your pet if they aren't used to it. Also, while the system works PERFECTLY for what we purchased it for, I read some reviews from people who were disappointed that it wasn't keeping their pets from going through a door threshold, for example, or a dog door. I don't think this is the product for that. It's great if your'e trying to keep your pet from setting up camp in a particular spot (like the sofa) but if you're trying to stop them from *moving through* an area, I think it would only be an exercise in futility. Especially if they move quickly. By the time the shock triggers, they've probably already moved through the area you want them to stay out of. How confusing for the pet! And lastly, I read a lot of reviews from people who had trouble with the cap falling apart after replacing the batteries. Since I haven't had to replace the batteries yet, I'll come back and update my review if I have the same problem.
Review: Wasted Money This Item is a Joke at best. Deserves ZERO stars. - Instructions claim it will emit an elliptical pattern up to 5 feet but mine only works up to 12 inches and that's intermittent at best. And there's truly no pattern. I've read the instructions several times, tried every possible location and position. It's not near metal or any other item that would interfere with the signal. Has all brand new batteries and no matter what I do it just won't reach more than 12 inches except ONCE I got it to react at 24 inches. There are actually two points on the transmitter that are so dead that I can move the receiving collar right up to the unit with no response at all and I have the transmitter cranked as high as it will go. I've used other brands of invisible / electronic barriers so I am experienced but they require wires. I was hoping to avoid wires all over my kitchen thus why I tried this unit but unfortunately I will be lucky if it protects the top of the stove only or perhaps I can place it on top of the trash can but I seriously think it won't protect my garbage because it is in a metal can. It's a shame that I found reviews recommending this item. I do believe now those reviews were definitely bogus. I do NOT recommend this item to any one. I have to decide now do I return it or use it to protect one small 12-24" spot on the counter.

## Features

- Effective Training for Any Space: The PetSafe Pawz Away Mini Pet Barrier teaches pets to avoid restricted areas as a pet boundary training tool with simple indoor or outdoor setup
- Safe & Reliable Behavior Control: Features a progressive static alert collar with a warning beep, automatic shut-off safety, and a lightweight, waterproof design for everyday use
- Customizable & Portable Solution: Includes a battery-powered barrier system with a compact design; protect multiple areas with additional Pawz Away pet barriers and receiver collars
- Global Mission, Local Care: With U.S. roots and worldwide reach, PetSafe delivers vet- and trainer-recommended solutions and exceptional customer support to create fields of joy for pets
- 25 Years of Trust: Since 1998, PetSafe has created safe, innovative, and trusted products that bring joy, enhance pet lives, and support the lifelong bond between pets and their families

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00CQ10GNW |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #89,128 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #220 in Dog Wireless Fences |
| Brand | PetSafe |
| Brand Name | PetSafe |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Closure Type | Snap |
| Color | White and Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.4 out of 5 stars 1,033 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00729849136656 |
| Included Components | Barrier transmitter, Cat collar strap, Product manual, Receiver collar with two 3-volt lithium batteries, Test light tool |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 4.94"W x 7"H |
| Item Type Name | Pet Electronic Training Barrier |
| Item Weight | 4.8 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Radio Systems Corporation |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PWF00-13665 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year limited warranty. |
| Material | Polyester |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Model Number | PWF00-13665 |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Product Dimensions | 4.94"W x 7"H |
| Target Species | Dog |
| UPC | 729849136656 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** PetSafe
- **Color:** White and Black
- **Item Weight:** 4.8 ounces
- **Material:** Polyester
- **Product Dimensions:** 4.94"W x 7"H

## Images

![Pawz Away Mini Pet Barrier with Collar, Indoor/Outdoor - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/718iNOm46cL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: There are multiple options for indoor barriers, how do I choose which pet barrier to get?**
A: Consider what area you want to keep your pet out of and what mode of correction. Pawz Away and ScatMat barriers cover a larger area with a safe static correction while SSSCAT Spray will provide a harmless spray correction to a smaller targeted area.

**Q: Is the spray emitted by SSSCAT safe for my pets?**
A: Absolutely. The SSSCAT Spray is designed to be safe for both pets and humans. The odorless, stainless spray complies with safety regulations, ensuring it's a harmless deterrent when used as directed.

**Q: Can the SSSCAT Spray help train my pet to avoid certain areas permanently?**
A: Yes, with consistent use, the SSSCAT Spray can effectively train your pets to stay away from off-limits areas, reducing repeat behavior over time.

**Q: Do the Pawz Away systems emit a warning beep before a correction?**
A: Yes, the pet barrier collar emits a series of beeps when your pet enters the restricted area, followed by a safe yet attention grabbing static correction if they do not leave.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not sure why all the negative reviews
*by D***N on March 11, 2020*

Our dogs had gotten into the habit of laying across the back edge of our sofa. It was their favorite place to be, but when we purchased a new sofa, we knew we had to try to break that habit. We already had an invisible fence system, so both dogs are familiar with shock collars and what the warning beeps mean. While this is a different system, we were optimistic that it would work for our dogs. I purchased two of the Pawz Away collars with the mini discs, the thought being that we would put one disk on the floor on either end of the sofa. I was concerned about the battery life, having read several reviews where people said they didn't last, but I figured I'd give it a try and could always return them if it didn't work out. I'm happy to say that it not only worked out, but it worked out even better than I had hoped. That said, there were a few things that we learned as we went along. Firstly, the collar. As I mentioned, we already use an invisible fence so our dogs already have a collar with a transmitter. I really didn't want a second collar with another transmitter, so we ended up cutting two holes in each new collar, and moving the invisible fence transmitter onto the new collars. So now we have two transmitters on each collar. Secondly, batteries. We haven't had a problem with the batteries. We've had them almost a month now, and they are still going strong. I leave the discs powered on all the time (because frankly, I was having trouble remembering to turn them on and off each morning and night) but I do turn the collars off every night when I take them off the dogs. I just keep the key nearby and it takes about 2 seconds to turn each one off. No big deal. I turn it back on again in the morning when I put the collars back on. Mind you, our dogs sleep in kennels each night, so if yours don't you might not be able to do this. So far, I haven't had to replace any of the batteries. I also suspect that each dog's temperament probably has a lot to do with battery life. Both of our dogs tend to be overly cautious. It only takes one shock and you'd be hard pressed to get them to go near the area again. So while I'm a little disappointed that our dogs still won't go near the couch (I'd love for them to sit nearby when *I'm* on the couch) I'm hoping that will come with time. If your dog is less timid, they may run the batteries out sooner with repeated tries at the spot you're trying to keep them out of. Thirdly, disk placement. I originally placed the disk on the floor under the sofa. I turned the dial all the way down because I didn't want the dogs getting shocked when walking behind the sofa, just on top of it. Well, this *sort of* worked. I found that they were still able to get up on the couch, and then sometimes it would shock them and sometimes it wouldn't. What actually ended up working better was putting the disc under the bottom seat cushion. At first I was worried that doing so would mean I couldn't sit on the sofa without accidentally pushing the buttons and adjusting the range, but that's not the case at all. No matter how many times we've sat on the couch, the range hasn't changed. Our sofa is leather and has thick cushions, so your experience might be different, depending on what material your sofa is made from and how thick your cushions are. And finally, since the dogs haven't tried to get back on the sofa in weeks, I went ahead and moved one of the discs to another problem area: a chair on our back porch that the dogs used to climb up on to look through the kitchen window. Cute, but not so cute when their paws are muddy! I put the disk under the cushion and I did see one of our dogs try it ONCE. She hasn't tried it since then. I haven't seen the other dog try, but that doesn't mean she didn't. A few last thoughts on an already overly long review...I think our success in using this system is due in large part to the fact that, as I've mentioned, we already have an invisible fence. If you have one, you know that there is a lot of training involved in getting your dog to learn what the beep means, and how far they can go without getting shocked. You wouldn't just set it up and turn the dog loose to figure it out on their own. I think the same is true with this system. There is probably a learning curve, so be patient with your pet if they aren't used to it. Also, while the system works PERFECTLY for what we purchased it for, I read some reviews from people who were disappointed that it wasn't keeping their pets from going through a door threshold, for example, or a dog door. I don't think this is the product for that. It's great if your'e trying to keep your pet from setting up camp in a particular spot (like the sofa) but if you're trying to stop them from *moving through* an area, I think it would only be an exercise in futility. Especially if they move quickly. By the time the shock triggers, they've probably already moved through the area you want them to stay out of. How confusing for the pet! And lastly, I read a lot of reviews from people who had trouble with the cap falling apart after replacing the batteries. Since I haven't had to replace the batteries yet, I'll come back and update my review if I have the same problem.

### ⭐ Wasted Money This Item is a Joke at best. Deserves ZERO stars.
*by A***R on February 24, 2019*

Instructions claim it will emit an elliptical pattern up to 5 feet but mine only works up to 12 inches and that's intermittent at best. And there's truly no pattern. I've read the instructions several times, tried every possible location and position. It's not near metal or any other item that would interfere with the signal. Has all brand new batteries and no matter what I do it just won't reach more than 12 inches except ONCE I got it to react at 24 inches. There are actually two points on the transmitter that are so dead that I can move the receiving collar right up to the unit with no response at all and I have the transmitter cranked as high as it will go. I've used other brands of invisible / electronic barriers so I am experienced but they require wires. I was hoping to avoid wires all over my kitchen thus why I tried this unit but unfortunately I will be lucky if it protects the top of the stove only or perhaps I can place it on top of the trash can but I seriously think it won't protect my garbage because it is in a metal can. It's a shame that I found reviews recommending this item. I do believe now those reviews were definitely bogus. I do NOT recommend this item to any one. I have to decide now do I return it or use it to protect one small 12-24" spot on the counter.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Saved us a lot of headaches!
*by F***R on April 19, 2024*

After a setback with shipping, once the Pawz Away arrived I was a little hesitant to use it. Our little juvenile-delinquent-feral-wanna-be had escaped multiple times through the doggy door. The main issues are the three nests of hawks around our property, residents of which took great interest in the escapee. The hesitation came because I cringed at causing the little bugger pain, however, necessity won out. Would rather have him ouch once than get torn apart by a bird of prey or coyote. Thankfully it only took one hit for him to realize the doggy door and screen door are OFF LIMITS. The puck is placed on the floor between the doggy door and the screen door both going into the yard. Due to the shipping setback, I had ordered a second set, which arrived on time, with plans on returning the late item for a refund. That changed quickly. See, our little bugger's nickname is 'door dash' as he will charge any open door to the outside. So, now the second puck is at the front door and serves it's purpose exceptionally well. We now have happy doggies who have free run of their yard again, with kitties safely inside a 25' x 15' screened pool enclosure (one huge catio, LOL) and can accept deliveries at the front door without caution. I would recommend this product to others who have similar pet issues. Our Peanut is around 6.5 lbs, maybe more now, and 9 months old. While the receiver appeared rather large at first, he's grown into it and it doesn't appear to cause him any discomfort. Obviously he didn't like it at first but now it's a routine at morning feeding, he knows the collar goes on and at night the collar comes off. Quite happy with both purchases. As for battery life, we've only had them a month. Out of caution. because these are new, I replaced the batteries yesterday but since Peanut is aware of the pucks presence, he avoids those areas so the puck rarely sends a tone or shock which saves battery usage. The range setting for the puck outside is set to the highest to cover both doors where the one inside is set lower since it's in a vestibule and so the kitties still have room to play.

## Frequently Bought Together

- PetSafe Pawz Away Mini Indoor/Outdoor Wireless Pet Barrier, Electric Training System for Dogs & Cats
- PetSafe Pawz Away Indoor Wireless Pet Barrier Transmitter, Extra Add-A-Barrier for Dogs & Cats

---

## Why Shop on Desertcart?

- 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016
- 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories
- 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price
- 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members)
- 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection
- ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews

**Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.jp/products/4517416-pawz-away-mini-pet-barrier-with-collar-indoor-outdoor](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/4517416-pawz-away-mini-pet-barrier-with-collar-indoor-outdoor)

---

*Product available on Desertcart Japan*
*Store origin: JP*
*Last updated: 2026-10-20*