PATPET Dog Training Collar with Remote - Electric Dog Shock Collars for Small Medium Large Dogs, 3 Adjustable Safe Modes Rechargeable Waterproof E Collar for Dogs (8-120 lbs)

I've bought this same collar for my two dogs. They run in the woods near my home and it's been a great asset to be able to call them back or keep them from running after something unsafe for them. They respond well to it. It's been very easy to use and to charge. Remote is easy to keep handy and use as we walk, even with both dogs.

It has been impossible to train my 2 year old dog to stop barking at everything outside. He would lose his mind barking out the window all day long and nothing helped until this! He literally learned the “quiet” command after 1 day of just using the vibrate function on the collar - I don’t think we’ll even need to go up to a shock. Most days go by now without even needing to vibrate the collar, that’s how well it’s worked with him!! He’s like a brand new dog that’s easy going and can actually relax. It is very easy to size and get on and off and is like a regular flat collar to him since we didn’t set up the pegs for shocking.

This unit does everything it says. Battery life is amazing! Literally lasting for days. It's very easy to use. It has a feature where it can use it for one or two dogs at a time. You can adjust the intensity of the shock, although we NEVER have to, because the vibrating beep is all he needs to redirect him to something else. We use it everyday because Rocky is a Beabull. Half Beagle and half English Bulldog, which translates to being so STUBBORN. This should be his middle name! And THAT'S an understatement to say the least! The unit is a great value for the money and the collar fits small to big necks, collar IS waterproof, but remote control is NOT. This has calmed my nerves so much that I actually like my dog now.🤣

We bought one of these over a year ago and it worked really well with our one year-old border collie that needed some training and didn’t listen very well. That one wore out so we got this one. Perhaps they just only last a year. It has effectively helped a great deal with training. Wish it lasted a little longer.

I bought one of these two years ago and just purchased a replacement, because I left the collar charging on the floor next to my coffee table and guess who found it.... Needless to say my bull terrier chewed the rubber electrode protectors off before I could recover it from her and last year she chewed one of the straps I replaces with another make shift one. I love this collar. I only use the beep and vibrate. I only used the shock when in unsafe situations: eating things out in the wild needs a zap, when the beep and vibrate won't get her to return (which is only under extreme situations) I've watched many training videos and if anyone decides to use an ecollar they absolutely need to have the basic commands down pat. Once your dog knows all his commands then you can impliment the beep and train in more distracting environments. I can comfortably walk her anywhere off leash and know she'll be right by me unless I release her. (her favorite command is "OK") I only use the setting on 6 anything stronger startles her. I've tested it on myself up to level 8 and it is pretty strong. In really distracted situations I've had to go up to a 7, but now I very seldom use the shock. The beep is good enough to get her recalled. It's really important to make sure your dog is already leash trained and knows basic commands! Your dog won't be able to understand the connection when you start training them with it if they don't. Always test it on yourself before you use it and only use a level strong enough to get the dog to just notice it. If your dog stops in their tracks and runs in circles then you have it too high. Make sure it is snug to their neck just behind their ear and start with a level like 3. When you go to dog parks and there are many distractions they will need more like a 5 or 6 depending on your dog's sensetivity. Like I said I trained her using the beep and vibrate first as a progression to the shock if she doesn't respond. Now she knows what's coming next if it vibrates. I usually give her two beeps wait and 99% of the time she is on her way back to me. She also knows when she has the collar on, lol! EBT owner here!