Jugbow Dog Shock Collar 2 Dogs (10-120Lbs) - 4200FT Dog Training Collar with Remote IPX7 Waterproof Electric Collar with 4 Training Modes, Security Lock, Rechargeable e-Collar for All Breeds, Sizes

First off, I am an experienced dog handler of Shepherds and Dobermans. E-Collars get a bad rap because people don't know how to use them properly. It is VERY important that anyone using this or any device like it understand that it is NOT meant to be a punishment or an alternative to proper training. It is a communication tool. You issue the command, if they don't honor it, you issue the command again in combo with the stimulus from the collar. You might elect to wait til the third try at the command to issue the stimulus and work your way down to the 2nd try depending on your dog, the situation, etc. High drive working breed dogs like mine sometimes need a reminder that I'm talking to them. Its a nudge, an incentive to honor commands the first time on behaviors they've already been taught. Start at the lowest setting and work your way up just until you find that sweet spot. Its likely lower than you think you'll need. Do NOT use this as a punishment for things you haven't taught them yet. Thats what reward/treats are for. Put the time in to train your dog with positive reinforcements for the desired behavior. Use this device to remind/reinforce behaviors they've already been taught. I work from home and a house full of large breed dogs can really mess up a zoom meeting so these were acquired simply to control barking and general disruptive behavior that might otherwise force me away from my desk. This device is way better than standard bark collars as you control the stimulus and if you have multiple dogs at home or in your neighborhood, any bark collar that responds to sound will be going off constantly on the dog wearing it regardless of who is barking or if the unit hears something resembling a bark. Thats cruel. I do own some of the much higher priced E-Collars which work well for off leash, hiking, public settings, etc. but can be confusing for many folks. I purchased these specifically for use at home/on my property as they were simpler for my 13yr old daughter to use and I wasn't as concerned w/battery life, wear and tear, added features, etc. at home. I am very pleased with these units. I initially purchased one and quickly got more for all my dogs. I elected to get full 2 piece sets for each dog instead of multiple collars on one hand held unit because the switching back and forth between collars can lose important seconds when correcting a dog. It was easier for me for each dog to have their own set of a different color. Theyre all lined up on my desk while I'm working making rapid correction of the offending party easy. They were inexpensive, VERY easy to program and use, battery life for me lasts up to a week. Just 3 buttons (Beep, Vibrate, electro-stimulous). I only use the vibrate and beep options which is enough. As with most e-collar training, once the dog knows the consequence of not minding a command, they quickly mind the command the first time. They understand what the collar is and behave better simply by wearing it or seeing you reach for it. My house is MUCH quieter. Thank you.

Switching from the Educator Mini, and I’ve gotta say it’s an unbelievable improvement. While it may not be quite as durable, the functionality more than makes up for it. Settings are clear and easy to use. The instruction manual is not really necessary at all. The first 10 levels out of an available 99 are more than enough to get the desired corrections out of my fully grown Rottweiler. I also enjoy the settings for the audible tones, which he responds to almost as well, so I have a nice progression. I can start by warning him with a tone, use the buzzer as a precursor, and finally move to a full shock. This gives him the opportunity to correct his behavior without ever getting to the shock. Honestly, when he has the collar on, a verbal command does the trick most of the time. I’m still having problems with him pulling on his leash when other dogs are barking at him—he has become a problem in that regard—but I’m already seeing giant strides in the last few days. My only complaint is that the buttons are not laid out ergonomically. It seems like a missed opportunity to have at least one or two buttons on the side, but I’m not going to dock a star here because, like I said, the functionality is just so good. Definitely worth the value.

Had this product for a few month now. At first everything works very well, the collar had both beeping and shocking feature where you could adjust the level from high to low. Obviously you don't want to set it too high or else it might hurt your dog . Great for small/big dog training. One problem I began to see is that the batteries of the collar begins to die really quick even if you don't use it. I have to charge it almost once a week, again, I hardly use it but i kept it on my dogs neck incase she miss behave and I will click the beeping button to warn her not to do certain thing.

Excelente producto. Definitivamente no es mágico, por que el perro no va a entender solo lo quieres que haga o deje de hacer. Pero en definitiva es muy buena opción para entrenar al perro y que deje de ladrar tanto. Mi perro se despertaba en la madrugada a ladrar mucho y nos despertaba, habíamos intentado de todo, desde juguetes para distraerlo hasta música, pero comenzamos a entrenarlo por las tardes cuando ladraba con el collar puesto, reforzando con un "NO", y con el puro sonido y vibración aprendió, no fue necesario el electroshock y eso que es un perro bastante testarudo. Recomendaría 100%.

Very good

Buen producto y cumple con las expectativas

Cuando funcionaba era una maravilla pero duró 40 días prende da toda la información pero ya no trasmite o recibe el aparato ya solo es un collar sin función