Review on Premium Dog Training Collar with Long-Range Remote, Waterproof Design, Beep/Vibration/Shock Modes, Adjustable 0-99 Levels - Ideal for Small, Medium, & Large Dogs by Wendy Lee

08/02/2022: Can't say enough good things about these collars! Despite my best and most experienced training efforts, I've made the transition from owning my dogs to becoming responsible again. Changing lives is no exaggeration. I no longer feel stressed out by their bad behavior and it's a million dollar feeling! 07/25/2022: I am so thankful for these collars. My two formerly wild but still awesome boys are much better mannered, calmer, come or stay when I speak and I can take them outside without rent and just call them if they're too far into the game. These are wonderful changes in our lives. The collar and remote hold enough charge, and while we still have ways to deal with unwanted barking, things have improved a lot here. It was a worthwhile purchase and I would buy them again even if they failed at this point. That's how good they are and that's how well they work. My two puppies have never been so well behaved. They come to me now for me to put collars on them, knowing that for all their good behavior they get extra love (and treats 😬💞)! My hats definitely don't stay closed, but my puppies don't climb in. Water, so it's basically more annoying than anything else. Testing another model that failed miserably and showed me that I needed a remote control collar just like this. Although it didn't work for my second pup to bark, he felt the vibration and squeak very well as the first pup was using a different collar. Did our first test this morning, both inside and out. My little friend, 5 pounds, is adorable and annoying when everyone gets off and has had positive results with vibrating and/or beeping behavior. If he gets stubborn, I keep vibrating until he stops. Nothing made him bark but he put it on today and if it comes about when Revane supplies the second training collar for my other dog I'll put it to the test and report back. alone and tested. It's a lot less reliable than my ten-pain block, more of a tingle than a shock. When my toddler got stubborn with the command, I used the tingle twice and I knew he felt it from his "wait, what's that?" Reaction. He didn't catch up right away, so I vibrated again in combination with the beep and he immediately gave up. I guess the tingling was enough to make him reconsider what I said. Now that I've got my second friend set up and customized, we can do some real-world outdoor testing of what I want besides barking. My boys want to get lost when I want them to stay around and these collars are a necessary evil. My boys are cute both small but stubborn how everyone comes out. I noticed this morning that when I got one dog squeaking and humming because he was leaning a little, the other one noticed and came back to me too. We are definitely on the right track.