Remote Dog Training Collars - Shock Collar for 2 Dogs, Small, Medium, Large, 🐶 Rechargeable, 100% Waterproof E-Collar with 3 Training Correction Modes (Shock, Vibration, Beep) and 1000' Range Review

We are very happy with this product. Our dogs have learned to react very quickly to just a sound signal. We had to vibrate a couple of times before they knew what to do, but now they just respond with a beep. Short funny story. One of the collars stopped working. I called customer service and the representative told me that the collar may have become disconnected from the receiver. He told me how to get them to communicate again. It said to press and hold the power button for 6 seconds until I…

We reluctantly ordered two of these as we have two dogs that are difficult for us to match. The one we received looked like it was a newer model than the other (see shocker on the left, this is a newer model). It was more ergonomic and looked like it had been recently redesigned with a sleeker look. I am thinking of the older of the two models. That being said, the older model doesn't last more than a day on a charge and doesn't pack as much punch as the newer one. We had to put it on 100% and…

We just got a new husky and he's had some bad habits, jumping, growling if you get close to him while eating and just the old stubbornness! I used a Petrainer PET916-2 that I ordered from Revain and within days he was a different dog! He listens to commands, comes when called, goes to his house when I tell him, in general the dog is much better! The previous owner had to keep it in a kennel because it was destructive if left loose! But you can get rid of all bad habits! FYI I've never used the…

I bought two packs for my two Lab/Pittie mixes. We have a few acres in the country where our cabin is in a fairly remote area. I like to let our dogs run around but would like to be able to remember them from afar if possible. These collars worked great. They only needed a little training to understand that when the collar beeps, they must return immediately. I just used the sound and vibration mode on her and it worked great. Even if they saw deer and wanted to chase them, they would stop and…

I bought 3 sets of 2 collars for my 5 dogs. And one was given to a neighbor. One collar was not working on arrival and after a phone call CS replaced it with no problem! Now all 6 collars are working properly. Just vibrating works most of the time. I had to use a shock on one of my dogs who was a bit more stubborn, but all showed amazing results in a very short time. I used it consistently for about a week. Then you don't need a collar. This week (about 3 weeks after purchase) I had to use them

I have to admit I was very skeptical about ordering them. I fully expected for the cost that I would be returning non-working items. I was excited to find one that would work with two dogs. So far I've been surprised. Every time I open the back door my two little dogs run out and bark at everything from a falling leaf to people walking by the backyard. I use collars on vibration mode and on the lowest setting. I'm not a fan of stun collars and I like that they don't scream when used for…

My dog only works well with the beeper, sometimes he gets a little distracted and I can easily switch it to vibrate. We don't use shock because he's learned to listen for the beep to determine if he's doing something inappropriate. I like the multiple strength settings for vibration and shock, just in case I accidentally change the mode to shock my dog won't feel it as it's set to '0'. The range is quite long, I've only tried to 200ft and it worked, I've bought this collar twice. The first…

Think of a tranquilizer collar not as a horrific, inhumane device, but as an invisible leash. We have used these collars on our family Pitbulls for many years with excellent results. We mainly use them to teach dogs to stay in the garden and fix them when they start eating delicious mystery poop in the garden or to stop them from jumping on someone or their car. Again it's like an invisible leash. And I can proudly say that I only had to "shock" her a couple of times. If you train them…

Best money I've spent since having two dogs! First let me say that this is NOT a pet system. This means you cannot let your dog in the yard and the wireless system will vibrate/shock them if they cross certain limits. This is a wireless learning system used with a remote control. So you need to be within 300m radius and press the remote control yourself to vibrate or shock your dog. That being said, those other reviewers who show pics of sores and blisters say that after a few uses, what I call