Dog Training Collar - Rechargeable Dog Shock Collar with Beep, Vibration and 3 Training Modes, Rainproof, Long Remote Range, Adjustable Shock Levels for Dogs with Remote

After having many dogs of several breeds over my lifetime, for the first time ever, we rescued a dog, half Yorkie and half Jack Russell, that we could not break from barking at everything that moved. Also I should note that this is also the fastest dog alive and we could not catch her to calm her, punish her or reward her. As an absolute last resort, I decided that I would have to give a training collar a shot. I researched many collars and companies and settled with this collar and company because of owner review and feedback. I have always been anti "shock" collar, but this collar has a light and sound only button (on the remote), a vibrate button and lastly a shock option. Before I put the collar on my dog, I put it on my leg and tried each feature. I recommend that everyone do this so you can use this collar responsibly. I only shocked myself on level 1, of 36, and it had my full attention. After this experience I was committed to using the light and sound, then the vibration and only after a great deal verbal and visual training would I use the level one zinger. It is important to note that if you only zap your dog, they will not learn to use their bark responsibly. They will learn bark equals hurt. I wanted to teach my dog to not bark at my neighbors that she sees every single day. I did this by going outside with her when my neighbors were out and telling her "NO SPEAK", we teach our dogs "speak (bark)" to be let outside and inside when potty training. I started out with the light and sound, which totally freaked her out, to the point she was not able to put "NO Speak" and the light/sound together. I continued the training daily, every time she went outside for several days. In a few days she understood the command and the light/noise went together, but after she got past being afraid of the light/noise, she continued to bark, so I took it to the next level, vibrate. Vibrate and No Speak was understood and she was responding well for a couple of days, but as she got use to it, she returned to ignoring me, so I shocked her on level 1. She jumped 3 feet straight up, ran around in a circle and ran straight inside. After that I had a hard time putting the collar on her for a couple of days, but I did put it on her and she was afraid to go outside. I followed her out and showed her the remote when she would bolt to the fence to begin her usual barking routine. I returned to using the light and sound and she responded immediately by STOPPING her barking. Within 2 weeks of the first use, I could just hold the remote in the air and show it to her and she will stop barking. While we are making great headway, we have had a set back due to new construction on 3 sites within her view. I don't punish her for barking at strangers, I reward her, and focus on making her "COME" to me with a "door bell" that indicates to her that it is time to come in. This was fairly simple as she has older dogs to model after. Due to her breed, disposition and the fact that she was a street dog for quite a while, I suspect that she will never be a quiet docile dog, but she has improved 85% in just 2 weeks of diligent use of the collar and consistent training. I have recommended this tool to several friends and neighbors (neighbors who have gone out of their way to tell me they notice a change in her behavior for the better!). The only suggestion for improvement of this product would be to have an extra set of rubber caps for the metal shock connectors. We lost one the first week and luckily a rubber foot from a standing wire folder holder fit perfectly as a substitute. As did a tip end from a wire closet shelf. Great product!!!!

We had a bark collar before. It was a hands off unit, that would escalate based on sensing the dog barking. It would escalate going from a beeping to a vibrate to increasing shocks. The bark collar got left out and the dog chewed it breaking the clasp, so we had to replace it. I needed something to stop our dog from barking when the neighbor lets their dog out. Our dog is a large (48 lbs.) Rottweiler-Labrador mix puppy. He will run to the fence, and bark whenever the neighbor lets their dog out. The situation gets worse as our other dog (older pit bull mix) will 'egg him on,' causing him to bark almost uncontrollably. This bark collar is amazing! It gives me control to beep, vibrate or shock, and it gives control over the level of shock. The first time I used the beep, it immediately got his attention, probably because he remembered from the other collar the beep was the first level. Reinforced with a "NO" command, the beep was very effective first level. If he gets a little out of hand, I can use the vibrate control. This definitely gets his attention, and he will usually back off from the fence. I was able to control and work with him effectively using only these functions for almost two weeks. I wondered if I would ever have to use the shock. One day the opportunity arose. The beep and vibrate did not provide enough stimulus to break him out of his barking frenzy, so I used the shock. The shock level can be set and I had it at 20. It kind of got his attention but he appeared to shrug it off. I increased it to 30 for the next time it would be needed. That did the trick! The next time I had to use the shock (after escalating from beep to vibrate), he IMMEDIATELY stopped and backed away. I have only had to use the shock once since then (I guess he wanted to see if the last shock was a fluke--it wasn't). The shock level could be dialed up to 99. I suppose if you had a bigger dog or your dog had thicker hair you might need higher than mine, but I can't imagine that this wouldn't be able to get ANY dog's attention. I really like the layout of the controller. The beep control is the bottom button. The vibrate control is the button just above it. Then there is a good distance (a whole set of buttons) until the shock control button, and it is the only colored button (orange) so it stands apart and I don't accidentally push it. There is also a lock (slide) controller on the side so that if any controller button is accidentally pressed ( or if little hands get ahold of it) the dog doesn't get accidentally shocked. Both the collar and the controller are rechargeable, using a standard micro USB cable. The collar recharges in less than 4 hours (so overnight) and lasts for days. The controller lasts over a week. There is no reason to turn it off to save charge. I am so thrilled with the performance of this training system. This has been an amazing system and helps the dog find focus when he loses it. I highly recommend this for anyone with a dog who needs correction.

UPDATE I contacted the seller and they promptly agreed to replace the collar. The replacement was delivered quickly. Seemed good at first. It works, and the battery lasted a long time. But now that the collar needs to charge, it won't charge.

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We have a stubborn 8 month old pup that we couldn't break from digging in the garden or barking at our neighbours. I have my reserves when buying this collar. Im very hesitant using the stim correction. But when I read up on the reviews and I had choices such as vibration and sound correction along with the lockout option , l gave this collar a try. Works great the first time using only vibration at level 10 . Catching him in the act of digging, I gave his name and no command he would not respond, then a second . Used the vibration mode correction he stopped digging and came to me. I gave him lots of praise and a treat reward. I would recommend this collar to anyone needing a little extra encouragement when dealing with dogs with bad habits that we cant break from them. Only using the vibration level 10 worked for me without having to use stim mode. I have also used it for recalls , vibration again, when he just wont come in the house, just carrying the remote had him come in the house. We are very pleased with the results and quality , full stars for me.

We have an extremely active Blue Heeler. He is two years old and his predatory instinct drive is through the roof. Daily walks have been incredibly difficult and we have resorted to only walking at night. The darkness and reduced vehicle/pedestrian traffic is the only way to reduce Syndey's sensory overload. Sydeny aggressive pulls throughout his entire walk and charges at anything he sees or is in reach. When Sydney senses it’s time for his walk he begins to continuously bark and jumps at the froth door. We have had to replace several window screens as Sydney constantly lunges at the windows when animals, people and vehicles pass by our house. Trips to the local off-leash park have stopped altogether. Syndey’s herding and predatory instinct are too intense. We have tried choke collars, long and short leashes, body harnesses and muzzles but nothing has reduced Sydney’s unwanted behaviours. We spent weeks researching collar trainers and finally selected the Dogcare TC01 dog training collar. The first night we had the collar Sydney immediately responded to the pulsations and we could see the difference. This training collar is a game changer and we know we made the right choice with Dogcare.

I really LOVE this product. It is very easy to set up and use day-to-day. I have already seen some big improvements in my dog's training. I love how the collar and remote are rechargeable and how there is a "lock" feature on the remote to ensure that the buttons aren't being pressed when you carry it around in your pocket. I have already recommended the product to other dog owners I know.

This collar has made training much easier! I have a 2 year old mixed lab/pitbull and have tried different training collars in the past with not great success. The 3 options of beep, vibration, and shock allow you to choose the re-enforcement. The range so far on the collar has been great. No complaints so far.