INVIROX Shock Collars for Dogs with Remote [123 Training Levels] Rechargeable Dog Training Collar, 3350Ft Range E Collar, Lightweight IP67 Waterproof Electric Dog Collar for Medium Dogs Small & Large

The collar is amazing. I cannot recommend it highly enough. I own several collars in the past few years, but this one is the best. It is well designed, reliable, and it is made well above average. Even a dogma would have to concede this point. A great feature is the lock feature, which is both easy to use and convenient. It adds less bulk on my pits neck to have slim lined receivers. I have been wearing the silicone protectors for a while now, and they have been wearing well. I like the ability to change the tone of the beeps most about this collar. The idea of different beeps for different goals when training is brilliant. I was worried about getting a collar with so few reviews before I purchased. I spoke to their customer service several times before I bought. The representatives from the company eased my concerns and got in touch with me several times during and after the transaction, just to make sure that my experience was satisfactory. It's rare to find someone with that skill The company and its training collar are highly recommended based on my experience as a veteran. We are very pleased with the collar and would highly recommend it!.

James POWER

| Jun 01, 2021

Because this is such a quality product, it is exactly what I am looking for in a training collar, so I ordered one for our other dog at full price. In the past year, it seems that we have changed about five different training collars. The collars we are buying are relatively cheap, so we're not buying high-end collars over $100, since I'm not sure those will be all that much better than these. My dismay is due to the fact that we could have bought the more expensive ones for the same price as the cheap collars. This is just the way things are sometimes. It was so cheap that an antenna physically detached from the controller on some collars we bought. Because one of the controllers did not feature a lockout switch, our dog was electrocuted! We couldn't fit other items in our pockets because they were too large and bulky. As we weren't able to see a readout, it was difficult to make out what was happening. The search has come to an end! All of them are great, but this has to be the best! Among some of the most significant things I want to emphasize are 1. )

I consider the lockout switch to be the absolute most important element in my safety system. We all need to feel the tactile effect of pushing a switch and knowing whether the signal is off or on. My dogs would never want to be shocked by me, and one time I did, and it was awful. The best case scenario would be if the collar beeps or vibrates by accident ruining the training. It may even be worse if you zap your dog for no apparent reason. It's fantastic that this collar and remote set have this lockout switch, so it's a big tick in my book for this. With this device, the screen is very large and very well lit. Although it is very hard to see in daylight, it is very easy to see in low light. Numbers are quite big and easy to read on the backlit screen, plus they are dark and dark on the screen.
3). It is a way of cycling signals. On my previous collar, I ran into an issue where I couldn't tell what level of signal was being sent to the collar without actually sending one. I am interested in knowing how I can check the level of shock that will be sent by the remote if the shock button is pressed when the last signal was vibrate. It's impossible to know what mode the collar is in without actually pressing the shock button on the remote, but you can see the shock signal when you push the mode button! There is something different about this remote. From the picture, it is evident that the physical flashlight button has a dual purpose. In your lockout switch is unlocked and you tap (do not hold) the flashlight button and watch the screen, you will see the remote shift to the next mode and display the power level for the next The next time you tap the button, it will switch to the next mode and do the same thing, So for example you can use the intensity buttons to change from beep signal to shock signal, then switch to vibrate mode and adjust the intensity button up to 16, then push the intensity buttons again to return to beep mode and then lock the controller. It is great that you can do this without actually sending any signals to the collar, so you can keep it tuned and adjusted. 4)
. There are buttons made from very soft rubber which are easily tactile even when the weather is wet. With its small size and ability to fit in pockets and hands, this remote is convenient to use. You don't feel ashamed nor do you feel uncomfortable in any way because it's just right in size. 6) Ibid. As you can see from the picture, the antenna is stubby and doesn't look like it would break off the base as happened to one of our old 7)
It is nice that the flashlight is included. When you are looking for dog droppings in the grass in the dark, it is useful to have even when it isn't the brightest thing. It doesn't really project far into the distance but it is better than nothing when it is pitch black out. Ibid. , 8) esp. There are two large flashing LED lights on the collar receiver to let you know if it is on or not. It is small and unobtrusive on the dog's collar. There are so many times I have tried repeatedly to turn on my dog's collar but was unsuccessful only to realize that the collar was turned off for inactivity while I kept pushing the button on our old remote control. In this case, you can tell whether it's on or not by the big green lights. Using a dual splitter cable, the charging cable is divided into two. In this way, these collars and remotes can both be charged at the same time and you don't have to search for a second cord. Since we have a USB hub and four cables to charge two remotes and two collars in our home, we have no need to buy one. Quite an impressive list, and I like the dual charging cable! When it comes to effectiveness, I give it a 10 out of 10. We have two dogs, one of which is extremely receptive to commands, and the other does not care much for commands. With this collar, we immediately saw our dog respond immediately to a collar she does not respond to with most others. about it is that the speaker has 16 levels of vibration and about 10 levels of the beeping. I can hear the audible beep loud and clear! She will not have an issue paying attention to it. You can hold the button for up to 10 seconds and it will continue to chirp loudly for as long as you hold it (the same for The fact that this is the first collar for her to answer to either vibrate or beep speaks volumes. I've literally revolutionized our communication with our stubborn dog since I now have at least ten different loud beep signals and can hold the button down Listen to what she has to say! The first time I used this collar, I first put it on the back of my neck and set the level to 1. I wouldn't send a shock to one of our dogs unless I knew what it feels like. The pressure feels like that of a It was the same in two and three, but with increased The fourth level hurts like you're being dragged by a fork across your face. It hurts to take five, and I did not want to. So far, I have braved it up to six and that's my limit. For now the static shock will not go above that number for the dogs, even if we have to use it. It is true that the two other modes contain so many variables that only the shock is truly needed in the worst possible circumstances. My only complaint about this collar or remote is that there is nothing that I dislike about them. It would be nice if you could make the lockout switch a little bigger on the remote. Perhaps there should be a large tactile nub that would make it easier for you to locate the switch and a detent on the switch so you know when you reach in your pocket for the remote which way it is. There are rubber buttons on one side and the switch is on the other side, so muscle memory lets you know with confidence you have it in the right position. But that is just nit picking. What I loved about it so much that I bought another after the first one was used up. There are no words to adequately describe how much I love this collar set.

Dream Steele

| Oct 13, 2020

My pitbull lady is a big and bulky one The work I was doing was off-the-clock When a friend pulled up with their windows down, I leash trained her in our front yard I started with a slow and steady speed. It may have been attempting to find food in the car, which is why my pit went for it. It was my off-key that caused her to ignore the beep at level 3 Because the pitbull was in the middle of the road, I hit the vibration button, which was on a level 9 vibration level. chose this level, figuring that if there were an emergency she would hopefully be able to sense it and She was surprised that she felt it and instantly turned around to obey the command. My surprise was that she didn't give up when I suggested she should An item of that power was a level collar. It has never occurred to me to try vibration mode at level 9. It's no longer an issue whether she responds to the vibration and beeps, especially when I mix them both together in training. She only had been corrected in static mode once on level 1 when she ran after the delivery guy and tried to play with him, and he was somewhat I did not hear a yelp from her, but only a small shift in her focus toward

It's been more than a week since I got this collar, and Terry was a whole new dog after having it on. Now she listens and obeys, and she is able to use a lot of her own freedom! On every day of the week, we go off the grid
Before, she was too delicate on a leash to walk without having to be corrected constantly.
Having her walk without a leash corrected constantly made her happier and more relaxed. As soon as she would pull so hard, I would make sure to correct her in every way that I could. Then she'd "heel" by pushing into my leg and cutting me off. She'd bump into me or bump into my legs, making me trip, before she pulled me back on the leash. The entirety of our 3 year walk was a test of patience, as we had done it every day. She needed a leash that was loose so that she could walk relaxingly. Her ears were either ringing or her nose was bleeding She was up and incredibly intense, looking to chase me, or she may have been trying to push me. My pitbulls have been with me for a while, so I am not a novice. As long as the collar is on, she has freedom to move around You will be more successful if you walk near me without a leash in a normal manner, which will translate to much better off-leash behavior It is possible to walk on a leash. Furthermore, she is learning that two rapid beeps imply that it is time to 'turn'. The E collar has freed my dog from a cycle of confusion, and she is now enjoying more frequent walks, less stressful training time, and a better quality of life. My Pitt will enjoy being a nature girl for her entire life, and I am pleased with the collar. A baby this beautiful deserves so much freedom, and that is exactly what we gave him.

Elora Baker

| Jun 10, 2021

My shepherd weighs 125 pounds, so I find it to be perfect. It took him almost no time to respond to a vibration or tone. As we live in a rural area, when one deer wandered into our area, the vibration did nothing, but the shock set at 5 got him back right away, perfection, have told friends to buy, as we live in a rural area with deer.

Musa Larson

| Apr 06, 2021