🐶 Dimunt Dog Training Collar - Rechargeable Waterproof Shock Collar for Dogs with Remote - 3350ft Range, 3 Training Modes: Beep, Vibration, and Shock Review

I really liked this collar when I first got it for my pup. My puppy has a very high pain tolerance and just refuses to listen even though he has been exercising for several months now. Other forms of discipline/punishment don't work on him the way this collar does. I liked this collar for many reasons. and the shock level could be increased above 10.3.) The LED light on the top was useful for late night workouts. 4) The beep was quite loud, so I could hear it all over the house (my house isn't…

So far I like this shock collar. My puppy took it well. I didn't have a collar on Long and I started trying to teach her to sit and shake her paws and she did it right away. The beat button is loud and gets her attention, the vibration you can change on her and it gets her attention and she stops doing things she shouldn't be doing. I've only used the shock once because I don't want to use it on her all the time unless she's doing something she absolutely shouldn't be doing and is otherwise…

I have a very small dog. Last time I weighed him he was only 9.5 pounds. He might be a bit taller now, but definitely not more than 11 or 12 pounds. So I worried if it would suit him. It turned out I was worrying for nothing. The way they designed this collar makes it suitable for a wide range of sizes. Just follow the collar reduction instructions and you'll get a snug fit. As for the dog's reaction to the collar itself. Well I literally started seeing results with my dog the first day we used

We bought this to curb our small Australian Cattle Dog's tendency to "bite". He is very fond of biting your arms and hands, gradually increasing in strength until it hurts (but does not pierce the skin). I was hesitant to get one of these thinking it might be inhuman, but then I saw that it also has vibration and sound modes. The only warning I saw was something about irritation or allergies or something, but I never thought that was possible. Again, this could not be called a warning, but was…