INVIROX Shock Collar for Large Dog [Spark K9] 124 Levels with Remote 1100yd Range, Night-Light Mode for Medium Dogs IP67 Waterproof Training Collar for Dogs

My dog has entered the most crucial period for training, she is a year old. She is a large breed dog , and I am a very small woman. I use this for off leash training, here in my own yard, in an area that used to be rural but is rapidly changing. I haven't had to use anything but the beep and vibrate mode, the beep just refocuses her attention to me, while she finds the vibration mode very annoying. Most of my training is done the old fashioned way. Consistency and hands on. The following is an example of when more was needed.My young nephew lives here and bought a small motorcycle, which of course my dog sized puppy loves to chase. We were outside playing fetch ( with the chuck it ball thrower I also highly recommend), when my nephew takes off on his motorcycle much to my surprise. She ran after him, but after 3 short bursts on vibrate, she was immediately back by my side ready to play ball again.Another problem I have had is her excitement when people walk in my house. For which I use the beep to get her attention first, then vibrate if that doesn't do the trick. An e-collar is not a magic pill, it wont do your job for you, but it certainly helps with off leash training, and refocusing my dogs attention back to me, her owner and trainer. The dog I train her to be in the next six months to a year is the dog I will have forever. I believe dogs need to run off some energy every day, especially my dog who is a Goldmaraner, well documented for their need to run everyday. Off leash they also learn to think for themselves , and satisfy their curiosity which makes for a more intelligent dog in the long run, in my opinion, I have had many dogs over the years.The battery life of the collar and the hand held remote has been great so far, still seems to be charged after a whole days use, I put it on the charger anyway, but have had no trouble with that. I also am very happy with the collar this unit comes with, and the device on it, it stays on the collar, no falling off or twisting like my last e collar, which I threw in the trash due to this problem, ( this was with my previous large breed dog) The basic design is quite solid, the collar threads through slots on the back of the device that vibrates, making it impossible to lose.The manufacturer sent me a charging block, when I wrote and told her I didn't have one, and a lanyard that really works great ,so I have my hands free, just for my trouble. I highly suggest you buy a lanyard, I nearly lost the remote before I put the lanyard on it, when it fell out of my pocket. (the way you attach the little loop is through the two holes on the corner of the remote ) Thank you Invirox! Great cost, and a great product! I waited months to review this because I wanted hands on experience first. Now I give it 5 stars!

Very happy with this purchase ,I was skeptical as it seems to affordable, which usually means to good to be true,so with that being said I'm very happy with this purchase ,I have a 112 pound german shepherd and he is chasing dear ,well not anymore,we live in very rural lots of deer ,the deer know this is a sanctuary for them ,everyone should get along ,So yes I'm happy with this it has great range and love that it has the long prongs as shepherds have a thick double coat ,I like it has vibrate ,beef and shock,the vibrate works for him ,stops him in his tracks.the beep has a nice loud tone.Happy I purchased. Works great ,easy to work.

I like this product so much that when I misplaced the first one I bought it again. I only use the beep and vibrate options to remind my dogs not to ‘overbark’at things. A warning bark ir two is great, after that I beep them and if they don’t curb it then I beep and vibrate. I have a very large yard and the remote reaches then when I am inside the house no matter where they are outside, even behind buildings! The beep is loud and the vibrate can be set for various levels and different for both dogs. The remote is EASY to understand as well. Great product.

Works great and has all the features & battery lasts a long time. The tone died on one of my previous collars but it’s so cheap I just bought a new set. Now I have 2 remotes.

I have a three year old long haired German Shepherd, Blu, and he’s 110 pounds. The collar fit him perfectly with room to spare. There is PLENTY of adjustability and customizable parts in this kit. It’s like going to an Italian restaurant with 100 menu items. I was a bit overwhelmed when unboxing. I felt special when I saw a plastic VIP card with my own VIP number for the company to identify each kit. So tasteful. It’s clear that this kit is designed by dog trainers and not some crap you find at PetSmart outsourced from China. They thought of everything when implementing what you receive. They make sure you have the best experience and ease of use when buying their product. Wonderful.1. Two different collar types.- A bungee, which I found difficult to take on and off, but I see why some people would prefer it. It was a hassle trying to use the screws in my opinion as I had to get some plyers to hold one side and tighten with a flathead screwdriver on the other side.- Normal plastic clip/fabric with tasteful reflective stitching (which I preferred). No tools required to use this attachment method.2. Lanyard for transmitter- Wrist strap. I found it was not the most practical solution for having easy access to your transmitter. I do not personally want to hold the transmitter in my hand and have it dangle from my wrist when not in use. Again, personal preference.- Neck lanyard (my favorite) I feel like a professional dog trainer wearing the transmitter this way. It creates convenient access when I need it. Not having to keep it somewhere in my pocket, having full access to both my hands when not in use, and slinging it behind my back when I need to bend down and give Blu pets is a win for me.3. Prong length adjustment.- The longer prong is I would say about 3/4 of an inch, I did not have to shave Blu down. Even with his long hair I did not need to get past a level 10/99 on the shock for him to respond immediately, then 8/16 on the vibration.- They include this adorable tool with a wrench cutout unscrew the short prongs installed out of the box and switch to the longer prongs. It has two wires attached to an LED so you can test that the prongs are working properly. Again, so tasteful.4. Charging- Okay… a micro usb to USB-A connection… for a 2023 model of a product. Disappointing given the fact I plan on using this daily. My crappy Chinese headlamp uses has USB-C, and that does not nearly match the quality or pride INVIROX takes in their product. Again.. a bit disappointing. I would gladly buy the 2024 model if they came out with USB-C charging capability for the transmitter and collar.- The rubber cover for charging port on the collar is held on by… a metal Phillips screw? I don’t see that lasting given the fact that it’s holding down rubber. Over time I see the rubber tearing from this design mistake, especially since you cannot turn it completely out of the way for charging. Instead it rests at a stressful 90 degree angle along the charging wire, putting more stress on the joint where the metal screw and the rubber meet. Having the rubber go into a plastic ball joint socket to allow the cover to swivel completely out of the way would be such a better design decision. Again, my $15 headlamp even does that.This is my first time buying or using an e-collar to incorporate into my training. I don’t write reviews often but I was absolutely blown away by this company’s pride and product support. Not to mention how great of a deal it is for the quality and amount of support with instructional videos offered to get you through each step of ownership. I highly recommend you check out the INVIROX YouTube channel before purchasing to make sure you’re buying this collar for the right reasons. This is only for responsible dog owners with respect for their dog and their training tools.This was not to punish my dog, but to effectively communicate. I thought the prong choke training collar was a game changer when I could finally walk with him without being pulled down the street. Now I’ve taken my training to a new level with this tool. I use the beep like a clicker to communicate a good behavior, and the vibrate for correcting a behavior or action. Use the electric shock only if you want your dog to be terrified of whatever you are shocking them for. You want to make sure the message is abundantly clear for why you use each of the three functions because you can cause some serious confusion between you and your dog if used incorrectly. It really hurt Blu’s feelings when I did the shock, but it did not HURT HIM! It is simply a matter of using stimulation to communicate a message. I put the prongs on my forearm at level 10/99 and you sure can feel it, but I didn’t go throwing the transmitter across the room like I got shot with a taser. For the love of God, please do not go turning this thing up to 99 on the first training session. Bump it up gradually until your dog responds if you so choose to use the shock function. The vibration communicated to Blu enough to the point I will only use the shock in the event of an emergency.Enjoy training your pet! I know I have extensively and this is a wonderful tool to have under my belt as I continue my journey with Blu.