🐶 Premium Dog Training Shock Collar for Dogs - PetSpy M686 - Vibration, Shock, Beep - Rechargeable & Waterproof - E-Collar Remote Trainer Review

This collar was a game changer and literally a life saver. I started with my dog on a 30 foot leash and used the horn feature with the "come" command. His reaction was quick and after a few tries he came back by simply squeaking his collar. I keep it at max power in case my dog gets out on the street. I only had to use the shocker twice and it immediately caught his attention without hurting him; he didn't squeak or jump, he just stood there and came back to me. Now we enjoy long walks in our…

This product has changed our lives more than any other dollar for dollar product. Our rescued Border Collie had so many triggers when we got him that it took him months to walk on a leash. We let her off the leash and had her exercise her border collie and she would run around and out of the area like a gunshot. The PetSpy Training Collar allowed us to gently show her the boundaries of our property and now she can be outside for hours. She even sits quietly in front of the chicken coop and…

I have bought several remote control collars to try and find the 'strongest' for large, unruly dogs. My dogs (80 lb and 60 lb pit mixes) are used to the unruly dog collar for our PetSafe inground electric fence (which runs on a 9 volt battery). This collar isn't as strong as their hedge collar, but seems to help. They were shocked several times on the highest settings and didn't squeak, but they stood and listened to me as I accompanied it with a loud beep. I love that the remote is color coded

I wore a collar for three days. It worked well enough for the time I was using it. But I can't say anything about durability. I have two dogs. They like to play. Nothing gross. They bite each other and roll. Well, the tooth went right through the power switch and broke the switch that's soldered to the circuit board in the receiver case. I'm sure it was an accident. $70 crash The button's material is very thin and the button drive sits just below it, held in place by two tiny solder threads…

Great for my dog. I wasn't a fan of "shock collars" because I didn't know what they really were. When used correctly, they will not "shock" the dog. When used correctly, it is no different than a TENS machine, it is a stimulation, not a shock. I will never use or give my dog anything that I have not tried myself, including food and treats. I put the device on my hand to test it. I slowly increased the level until I felt stimulation in my arm. It didn't hurt at all. I have used TENS machines for