🐾 Paws Furlosophy No Shock Dog Collar - Remote Control Dog Training Collar, 650 Yard Range, Buzzing Option, 16 Vibration Levels, 100% Waterproof - Ideal for Dogs Weighing 22 to 100 lbs Review

Vibration mode is much better and more humane than a shock collar. It's like a mobile phone with vibration. This scares the dog, but does not harm him. The collar is adjustable in size but is quite heavy and bulky so it will be difficult for a small dog to wear. We have this in our 55 lb German Shepherd mix and it would probably be fine in our 35 lb mini border collie, but it wouldn't be normal in our dachshund mix.

I had great difficulty in stopping my 6 month old puppy from jumping on the boxes (sometimes he grabs objects or food which he shouldn't). About two days after receiving this collar (and possibly four fixes) she stopped jumping. It is convenient to have 14 different levels of correction, as well as the ability to use sound or vibration. I'm glad there isn't a shock option as I don't want to use pain as a deterrent. Vibration works *very* well on its own.

We recently adopted a 2 year old 90 lb Great Pyrenees puppy who has been completely out of control. urinate in the house - everything. Our trainer recommended this product and he turned our runaway pup into a great lover. He goes into a corner and lies down whenever he is toned or vibrated; he hates it. We didn't have to exceed the minimum volume. The collar sits very well on the neck and does not feel uncomfortable. Most importantly, it is completely safe and harmless. I really can't say…

After our Labradoodle was injured/burned by a faulty shock collar I was looking for a non-electric collar to help her with training. This collar perfectly met my requirements and turned out to be excellent. As she grew, I increased the intensity of the vibration to get her attention. But he's still strong enough. She now weighs 55 pounds and is responding well to it. I can also get her attention with sound, but I mostly use vibration when I need quick attention from her. I cannot stress enough…

I bought this because my dog went deaf when he was 13. I needed a collar with different vibration levels to get his attention. His e-collar we used only had 1 vibration level and 10 shock levels. All I needed was a vibration to get his attention - shocking him to get his attention is not the right method. All you have to do is give a small shock for correction after the voice command, and what is heard from the collar will be ignored. I wanted to start at the lowest level and work my way up to…

My German Shepherd went deaf very suddenly after a terrible reaction to a course of ear antibiotics. She is already well trained and knows hand signals. I wanted something I could just call her with. It has worked wonders. I haven't set it above the lowest level and she comes to me when I call her from the remote. It took less than an hour and a few treats, and she understood. I put it on her, stood next to her and hummed softly to her. I immediately gave her a treat and praise. Every time I…