🐕 Garmin Pro 70: Advanced Dog Training System for Optimal Results Review

Bought this for an Irish Doodle that vanishes, I bought a GPS unit which wasn't cheap but could accidentally shock my dog as the GPS drifted. Waste of money then found this Garmin unit, walked my dog around the property several times on leash as usual, only used the beeper when he approached the property line. Within hours I was able to get him off the leash, never had to shock him, a couple of times he saw a deer and started to flee, but a few simple beeps saying his name, or a simple whistle,

I've had this system for a week now and my Anatoly has earned full respect. I had a hard time getting him to stop playing rough with me—a 60-year-old woman—in the backyard. I've been to at least seven obedience classes, which were good for everything except his off-leash excitement. It scratched my skin and left bruises on me. He's two years old and weighs 120 pounds - there's still a lot of pup in this boy. When I first used it, it only took a hit with parameter 4 to get the message. Since…

This collar and remote control changed our lives. Although expensive and possibly more than we needed since we only use it with one dog (an English Setter with OCD), it made our life that much easier. We already use an invisible fence and our dog follows this boundary with no problem, but at night he will be so busy "hunting" on our land that he will not come when called, even though he is trained to do so. so. There were many nights I was chasing him around the yard at 11:30pm with lunch meat…

I ordered one in February and spent several weeks getting it to work. He counted a large number of barks but didn't seem to warn or correct my dog. But the manual mode and fix worked amazingly. So I thought I got a bug. I ordered a replacement in early March. But i have the same problem. She just barks, ignoring the built-in bark limiter function. When I get home and check the meter, it reads 50-60 barks if I've been gone for several hours. I also hear constant barking when I'm working at home.