🐶 Advanced Training Collar for Dogs: Remote Control, 4 Humane Modes, 16 Levels, Rechargeable & Waterproof - 1000 Ft Range Review

I use this for my coral! She barks so much which is very annoying and I stopped walking her. Then we bought a camper and she will drive a lot among people. So we got it and she became a different dog with it! We didn't even have to use the shock part. Just beep or vibrate and she'll stop barking!

I really like this collar for my dog after trying about 4 others. When my dog runs after the car, all I have to do is press the vibration button and it stops immediately. I still haven't tried using a shocker as I'm still a puppy and don't need to use it either. I think vibration is the best way to discipline a dog.

Great! The hardest part is setting it up, once that's done you're good to go! We have a Border Collie who thinks he has to herd everything, including cars. We needed something to get his attention. We found that vibration is all we need. We use sound signals for warnings. He got used to it quickly and we learn to handle vehicles much better and safer. Thank God.

We have tried several training collars in the past. One used Bluetooth to connect to our phone. He had a very short range (less than 30 feet). The other had a separate remote but a disappointing range. This one has a wide range. I wouldn't say it was a full 1000 feet, but it was a lot more than 500. We use clay first. If our dog doesn't react, we use vibration. We stopped using electric shocks because they cause too much fear. However, the shock function works if you want to use it. The collar…

I almost gave up because you really need to read the instructions before using it. But if you take a minute to read this, it's not hard to sync your remote and collar. And from the start my dog was obedient with it. I didn't even use shock. Just a beep or vibration and it comes instantly. It saved his life because I tried other collars but nothing worked. My dog loves to chase wild mother cows and I was afraid he would get a kick in the head. But not now. This, of course, helps him learn…

It's easy to use and lightweight as a collar and controller. I don't use shock mode, just vibration. The vibration mode isn't adjustable, a design flaw in my opinion, but it doesn't seem too strong for my 36-pound newly adopted mestizo. I mostly use positive reinforcement for training purposes, but a few times on the walk she got fixated on something so interesting that I couldn't get her attention without vibrating (sorry Zach George, but all dogs are different, as you can tell). If I use it…