Bousnic Dog Training Collar 2 Dogs Upgraded 1000ft Remote Rechargeable Waterproof Electric Shock Collar with Beep Vibration Shock for Small Medium Large Dogs (15lbs - 120lbs)

If you’ve ever walked 3 dogs by yourself, you know how challenging it can be. I use these collars to make sure my 2 most stubborn dogs behave on walks. This is a great product that does what it advertizes. The good: all parts of the set are very sturdy and well made. The remote is very self-explanatory and I love the wrist strap so you don’t always have to hold it. The buttons for vibrate, beep, and shock are labeled with pictures that make it super clear which button does what. The screen is self-explanatory as well. Each function button is separate (unlike some other terrible training collars I’ve used where you have only one button to toggle through the beep, vibrate, and shock functions). Another button toggles between dog1 and dog2 and displays on the screen which dog you are currently on. One collar strap is yellow while the other is black so you can easily tell which dog is wearing which. Both collars paired to the remote with the push of the button on the collar on the first try. Both the remote and the the collars are rechargeable and so far, have held their charge for over two weeks with daily use without charging again. I do turn the collars off between uses and the remote automatically turns itself off when no buttons have been pushed in awhile. Both the remote and the collars can be plugged in with the same charger to charge, which is great because there are no batteries and no need for two separate chargers. The instructions are great and the product works exactly as they say it does. The instructions with photographs showing how to string the collars through the receivers were extremely helpful and I appreciated that those extra instructions with pictures were included. The beep, vibrate, and shock functions work well and the vibrate and shock functions can be adjusted separately. For example, the vibrate function can be adjusted from 1 (soft barely there vibration) to 12 (strong vibration). The shock also has 12 levels from a light static shock (1) to what must be a huge painful zap (12). I tried the shock on myself on level 1 on my finger- I would never put my dog through anything I couldn't handle. It works, and it doesn't feel good, but it doesn't exactly hurt. It's kind of like when you drag your feet on the carpet to build up static electrity and then touch a metal doorknob and get a little shock. It makes you jump, and it's not pleasant, but it's not painful. The set also comes with a tester you can use to test the shock. When working, the tester light comes on to indicate electricity is coming from the prongs on the collar. One of my dogs instantly responds to the beep now and heels without ever getting to the vibrate or shock. She responded with a yip to the first shock on level 1 and never needed it again. My other dog has very thick hair and is a bit more stubborn. He did not respond to the shock at all until I got to level 5. Level 5 shock makes him look up, so it probably takes more to get through his very thick fur. The instructions say to set the shock at the lowest level that gets the dog to respond, so that is where I leave it. The push of a button on the remote switches between dog 1 and dog 2 and always saves the setting levels. I haven't tried the remote more than 20 or so feet away, but within that range it works every time. The collars themselves have two separate sets of prongs that you can change. They just screw on and off. These are the prongs that contact your dog's neck: short ones for short haired dogs, and long ones for long haired or thick-coated dogs. I appreciate that it also came with rubber covers for each set of prongs to keep the metal from rubbing against my dogs’ necks. Also worth noting, I think the circle on the front of the receiver collars looks great and also holds the fabric of the collar firmly to the receiver. Unlike some other training collars I have tried, you do NOT have to take off the collar strap to charge the collars, which is great. The red or green light on the collar receivers makes it clear whether they are on or off. Now the bad: I had a hard time thinking of anything bad about this set, but one area that could be slightly improved upon is while you can plug in the remote and one collar at the same time to charge them using the included charging cable, you cannot plug in both collars at once. It would be nice to have a 3rd splitter on the charging cable so all 3 could be plugged in at once. But not a huge deal since the batteries last so long! Overall, a solid, affordable training set for owners of 2 dogs. I recommend it.

Solid Product for Dogs! We are very pleased with how easy this product is to use in training our two young dogs. Now, we have only had these for a few days so far, but we are very happy with them because the dogs are responding very well to the training system that this product provides. We have a hard time finding anything bad to say and the problems are very minor. The product has three things that could be improved and they are… (1) It would be nice if the two receivers had a number on them so you know if you have receiver #1 or #2 in on which dog. (2) Also, if the remote had a function to where to could send your vibrate, beep or shock to both dogs at the same time. For example: Be nice for the times like when your dog is going ballistic at barking and running up and down the fence line and will not pay attention to you at all because of something or someone on the other side of the fence. (3) It would be nice if the collars had a reflect strip on them to make it easier to find them at night in low lighting. This is a great product that works as advertised. The good part is, it is well made and very sturdy. The remote is very self-explanatory and has a nice wrist strap so you don’t always have to hold it or you can clip it to your waist. The buttons for vibrate, beep, and shock are well labeled with pictures that make it super clear which button does what. Same goes for the screen, it is also self-explanatory as well. The beep, vibrate and shock functions work very well and they all are easy to adjust separately. One collar strap is yellow while the other is black so you can easily tell which dog is wearing which. The company provided very good instructions with photographs showing how to string the collars through the receivers plus they provided several good web links to some very good videos on the collars. We would highly recommend this to anyone searching for a good dog training device.

I loved this/these (I bought two) collars for the first week. Set up was easy and the remote was easy to use. I had a different collar for about two years and found the remote confusing and difficult to use so I was thrilled with this one. Thrilled until the vibrate function stopped working on one of the collars. I know the collar is properly paired because the beep and the shock work and the unit lights when I hit the vibrate button on the remote - it just doesn't actually vibrate. I will be contacting the manufacturer and will update my review based on how they respond. Check back in a few days for the update. Well you don't have to wait a few days for the update. I emailed Bousnic and they responded almost immediately (and it's 10:30 pm EST). They will be replacing the defective unit. So now I'm back to liking this training collar. As I already mentioned, I had a different brand collar for about two years. It was difficult to read the transmitter on the other brand and I often corrected the wrong dog or shocked when all I wanted to do is vibrate. It was also difficult to charge the other units - you had to remove the units from the actual collars to charge which was an absolute pain. The Bousnic transmitter is, for the most part, easy to read. Charging is as simple as lifting a silicone flap and plugging in. My only suggestion to them would be to make the buttons for shock a different color. I plan on putting a dab of brightly colored nail polish on the shock button because, when my dog goes into absolute psycho mode, I can get flustered and make a mistake.

The battery life seems pretty good, I've probably actively utilized the collars for 4-5 hrs in the last three days and they are still charged. The vibration intensity seems constant, with the adjustments changing the amount of time it activates. The shock setting adjusts the overall intensity and gives a quick pulse of energy. The package comes with only one charger, which is not advantageous to charging both collars at once. I don't keep the collars on my dogs when not training, so it won't bother me to charge them one at a time. It is possible to pair the transmitter to both collars on the same channel, so training is easier when teaching a command/response with the audible tone. When training to prevent misbehavior, the receiver has a second channel to separate the two collars. Big takeaway here, you have to setup the transmitter and collar pairing for the type of training you are attempting to accomplish prior to starting. The company has a lifetime warranty card in the box, which is pretty awesome. Overall, I think this is a great product and I've seen positive responses from my dogs during training. The below paragraphs are just generic info on my use so far. The Bousnic dog training collars are working well to assist with behavior training! I have a medium and large sized dogs that I enjoy hiking with. Most times, I will hike off-leash on a low traffic trail. Recently, my dogs have taken an interest in chasing wildlife (go figure), and not responding to voice commands. So, I bought these collars to hopefully deter their misbehavior. I am working on two basic commands utilizing the audible tone and the vibration. I'm associating the command "come" with the audible tone, and the command "No" with the vibration. I work on only one command when I train to prevent improper association. So far, the dogs have responded well to the training. The audible tone is loud and gets the dogs' attention. The vibration setting is just the right intensity to deter the dogs from misbehaving without causing any injury/pain. I have not used the shock setting yet, and I hope I won't need to. Since purchasing this product, I have only trained while on-leash, or at an empty dog park. My hope is to allow the dogs to become accustomed to the collars and the appropriate responses, then slowly start introducing distractions to test their response. End goal: to hike again off-leash and prevent the dogs from chasing down wildlife. So far, this product is working, and the dogs are responding positively.

I really like these collars! I had to rebuy them because I lost 1 collar and the charger while moving. I really like that I can just beep the collars instead of shocking or vibrating. I really only use the shock in serious situations when my dogs are being extra stubborn. Great collars and great price.

We got this yesterday, so I can't speak on durability yet, but I am going to talk about the unboxing issues. The instructions are obviously translated to English from another language and not well in some places leaving you to guess what you are suppose to do. The words are almost right but off just enough that you have to read some lines a couple of times to unscramble them. We bought a 2 collar system. The collars appear to be good quality woven collars, one with a bright stripe. The instructions for putting them together were pretty good and easy to follow. However, it doesn't tell you that 1 collar may be longer than the other and of course, I didn't pick this up until I had gotten the shorter one set up for the insane 10 month old American Bulldog and the longer one for the mostly calm 5 yr old much smaller Lab. Soooo, it meant taking them back off, switching prongs, resetting the remote, etc. A note about checking length of each collar would have prevented this. As I stated, we bought a 2 collar system. What I didn't catch was that it only came with a charger for 1 collar at a time. There was also no suggestion from Amazon to buy a 2nd charger so I didn't catch it. However, I think if they are selling a 2 collar system, it should come with a way to charge the 2nd collar. There was also no explanation on which charging prong fit in the remote and which in the collar. When I opened the charging port for collar, I saw a small pin, one of the heads of the charger was small so I put that on. It fit. Then I went to plug in the remote and discovered a very small hole that only the small head could fit in so I switched them. Again, some explanation could have prevented what could have broken this. But! Once I got these issues worked out, the 1st collar and remote charged for 4 hours as the instructions said, it went on the Bulldog in time for the neighbors kids to be here for a couple hours. The beeping and vibrating immediately stopped his jumping up, and he got his first shock when he started to get on my coffee table, which stopped him without a Yelp or whine. Just stopped the behavior. In the 1 day I have had it, I am giving it 2 Stars for the Unboxing Experience and 5 Stars for the Usage.

I have a number of e-collars that I've purchased over the years, including most of the top name brands. I needed a collar - actually bought the two dog combo - for use at home in the back yard. I considered some of the collars I've had in the past, but the Bousnic brand jumped out at me - initially because of the price. In looking at the features, it looked too good to be true. After receiving it, I can verify that it was just as it appeared in the listing. The remote is super simple to use with an individual button for each of the functions - vibrate, tone, and stimulation. Compared to other models I've used that have multiple pushes of one button to change the function from one type to another - this was awesome. It's also simple and straightforward to change between dog one and dog two or to adjust the volume/stimulation level. Good job on ease of use. To give a perfectly honest and complete review, some of the differences between this collar and higher priced models are (1) weight - with small dogs, weight and profile of the stimulation unit can be all important. This has a relatively nice low profile, but it is somewhat bulky and weight compared to some models. That being said, I have 20# dogs, and this was good enough for what I wanted it for. (2) range - this has a stated range of 1000 feet which is fine for backyard use. Some of the other training collars I've used have up to 1/2 mile range, but that's not what I needed this collar for. Just sayin'... (3) the collar - the collar part of the e-collar is a relatively small consideration since it can be replaced with a number of collars on the market for that purpose. Most I've had before have a waterproof plastic or beta material, while this has a simple nylon collar that doesn't stay adjusted quite as tightly as some other collars, and the weight of the stimulation unit can make it a little saggy baggy. In the plus column, the collar has a quick clip rather than a buckle, and it is adjustable. I've paid big bucks to add quick clip collars to other already expensive collar setups, so that had some appeal, however, in time I will probably have to replace this collar to keep it fitting properly and not sagging. Over all a lot of nice features at a super low price point - and in my case - exactly what I needed: a backyard collar to be able to "reach out and touch someone" from a distance.

Ill start out by saying: Everything has a risk. Is it the companies fault, or hardware, or owner judgement? This collar worked out amazingly for me! I manage an 8 y/o lab and 8 month old mastiff; managing them both came with many obstacles as youd imagine. I had originally put the collars on myself and gave them a try, to my ability they seemed fine -- I had no intentions of ever seeing max settings, especially on my puppy. I typically stuck with the vibrate settings and, those did well enough to stop poor behaviour habits no problem! I would recommend: Always use vibrate. My review is poor because: An urgent errand and away from the house for a few hours could potentially mean: Trauma. Essentially I could sit here and waste hours of all our time but -- Id rather not, and cut straight to the chase. These collars are not meant to be worn long hours, in any situation AND you must be watching your dog every minute of the time they do wear the collars (as my recommendation, they gave a few odd behaviors) just to ensure nothings going wrong. I had the collars since Feburary 17th '22 and then they went to the garbage can April 4th '22. It was still part of our morning and she hadnt worn it more than an hour or so before I needed to head out of the house to go pick up a family member from the town over -- about an hour drive roundtrip max. I came home, let her out of her kennel and noticed an odd smell. Upon looking more closely at her, she was acting very odd, and very off so I sat down and started inspecting her. I noticed she then flinched at the slight collar movement from the inspecting that I thought to take it off -- and that was my view. The remote was on sleep mode, untouched. Nothing at all seemed out of place. She had done perfectly well with it every day we would exercise training habits -- nothing. I could find nothing that indicated the faulty trigger. Both end rubberized caps secured, remote (once woken up) showed vibrate, both shock & vibrate set at 7 and yet, here are two holes in my dogs neck. I dont hate the company, exactly. I more regret ever thinking this would help assist me when the times call for it and it did! When those times arrived. But now, I think I am going to stick to the old fashioned methods: rope and consistency with other people and practicing good manners/socializing for the little one, and a muzzle for the old guy who is quite vocal -- about everything, always. Please, do not risk your dogs safety as apparently I had. Something can ALWAYS happen, and life does tend to do just that. Photos arranged as such: 1 First arrived / trying on / adjusting 2 The damage 3 Present day / Healed! But also tired from fetch.

Collars arrived VERY quickly. Super Easy to set up this system! Contour of the recievers is better than the Boxy type that I have had previously. After only one day of use I can not comment on the water resistance, but the construction of the system and materials is strong and works well. Charge is Quick! My two Royal Standard Poodles respond well with this system...Good Value and offers features the same as many much higher priced E-Collar Systems. Buy it! You will like it!

I purchased these as i needed 2 and they needed to be water proof. They arrived in good time and the the seller lived up to my expectations however the product did not. We have a pool and we live in the topics so it get pretty hot and the dogs like to jump into pool to cool off. The collars are def water proof. Both my dogs have been swimming and the collars are still working. The problem i have with them is in the pairing to the remote. the remote is set up for dog 1 and dog 2 . Both collars pair to dog 2. I cant for the life of me get them to pair to separate channels. I don't always need to zap both dogs, This is a major issue for me as one dog is further down the training track than the other. Overall this is a quality product with 3 stages of effect, vibration, siren and only if required the shock option which i am yet to use. Dogs have had these on for about 2 weeks now and I'm almost there. Just a shame about the pairing otherwise it would have been 5 stars.

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El producto se ve de buena calidad, trabaja acorde a las especificaciones, mi perro atiende bastante bien al sonido y la vibración, no he neceitado usar la opción de toques, muy bueno para entrenarlos a dejar de ladrar. El ajuste bastante amplio, le puede quedar a un perro pequeño o grande sin problema. Después de un problema en la entrega inicial, el proveedor trabajó arduamente para asegurarse que mi producto llegara. En cuanto les avisé que había un problema con la entrega se dedicaron a instruirme paso a paso, para poder recibir mi mercancía.

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