does this system provide a shock when the dog gets colse, or just a beeping they have to be trained to obey?
792988
It is just a beeping signal when they get close, but once they do get shocked it does not take long. Our dogs got shocked, and they will not even get near it now. They know to stay away from it once the collars are put on them. Hope this helps you out.
792989
Beep, as they get closer it shocks them lightly and gets progressively greater as they get closer. Only took 1 time of being shocked good for them to stay away from that corner of the yard
792990
It will beep first and then it's a healthy shock when they are directly over the line. You can adjust the intensity though, depending on how well your dog learns. Most learn the first time.
792991
It beeps and the closer the dog gets to the line it beeps faster. You can adjust how close they can get to the line and it will shock them.
792992
Dog fets a shock. Dog will here beepibg prior to shock. After obe or 2 beeos dog will know not to go further otherwise it will receive a shock.
519509
It makes a "beep" sound that just gets the dogs attention, my dog never responded to that she responded to the collar's other option which was a vibration setting. The collar does not shock the dog.
1094049
No, you control the dog using either the sound (beep), vibrate, electic pulse or pulse in combination with either beep or vibrate. Our dog knew "come" well and it took her a very short time to learn that the 'beep' means "come". We use the vibration to have her move off the road or trail to sit to make way for a car, biker, hiker, etc.
753662
I always give my dog a moment to respond to my voice command. If no response, I use the beep/vibrate. If he still does not respond, I use the shock. If he starts to respond, but gets distracted, I give him another chance with just a beep/vibrate. Always start with the voice command because that is ultimately what you want him to obey just in case he is ever without the collar. Once you shock your dog a couple times during the training phase, you will rarely need to use it. I have a very stubborn beagle, but he almost always responds to the beep because he knows what is going to come next if he doesn't. I always give my dog a moment to respond to my voice command. If no response, I use the beep/vibrate. If he still does not respond, I use the shock. If he starts to respond, but gets distracted, I give him another chance with just a beep/vibrate. Always start with the voice command because that is ultimately what you want him to obey just in case he is ever without the collar. Once you shock your dog a couple times during the training phase, you will rarely need to use it. I have a very stubborn beagle, but he almost always responds to the beep because he knows what is going to come next if... » Read More I always give my dog a moment to respond to my voice command. If no response, I use the beep/vibrate. If he still does not respond, I use the shock. If he starts to respond, but gets distracted, I give him another chance with just a beep/vibrate. Always start with the voice command because that is ultimately what you want him to obey just in case he is ever without the collar. Once you shock your dog a couple times during the training phase, you will rarely need to use it. I have a very stubborn beagle, but he almost always responds to the beep because he knows what is going to come next if he doesn't. « Show Less
2243001
Yes it does, it has four levels, sound and three levels of shock. Just one forewarning the battery doesn't last long but the collar has been decent. It is small and we have used it for a beagle and an Aussie mix.
1925486
No. But if you are relatively closed you can hear it vibrate and if you use shock you'll see the dog react to it.
293987
No if he stops he won't get shocked. It's his warning. When training you need to jerk the leash back so he understands what to do when the tone sounds.
1595523
The "shock" is the static/vibration. Great product and it allows for a warning beep for training. You just have to train your dog correctly using it and may only have to use the static correction a few times. It doesn't hurt it just gets the dogs attention when you aren't able to reach out to touch them. Believe me, I had to try it on myself before putting it on my dog!
1595521
Just a beeper for warning first and then a shock from 1-10, I have only had to use the shock like 4 times in training and now just have to beep him and he comes running, if it gets wet around the collar the shock is greater!!
1524205
The controller has beep, vibrate, and shock modes. It also has a collar 1 or 2 selection button. So no, it does not beep them both at once. The shock is EXTREMELY strong on as low as 3. The beep works for both my dogs and I have never had to shock them. This collar is excellent for training and breaking bad habits without shocking.
1267024
Hmm that's a good question. It does go "off" if my dog is whining but my dog doesn't seem to stop whining or crying right away. I have only put it the beep mode or the mode that increases if they don't stop so I've never really tested it on one of the shock settings to see if it stops him whining right away. So whining does at least cause the correction to occur.
1469794
I don't use the collar anymore and I would not recommend it to anyone. When the dog barks it omits a shock then the dog yelps b/c of the shock so the collar responds to the yelp as a bark (do to it being a vocal vibration) and shocks again. My poor Boxer barked and got shocked the yelped and got shock so he ran around the house and continued yelping and screaming so the collar just kept shocking. Poor guy . If you love your pup find a different method of training for bark control.
181587
Just don't use the shock button ever. Thats what I do. My little on responds to the beep and if she is really really out of her mind barking the vibration stops her in her tracks. :-)
8985
Yes, but only use the vibrate mode. It will startle but not hurt. Give the command you want, then if no response push only once. The startle will go with the unwanted action. We tried both modes on ourselves.So we would know what our dog would feel. The shock was way to much. But the vibrate was fine. I wish there was a intensity level adjustment. Remember to check the batteries in both the collar and remote. We have a small dog who thinks he needs to bark all the time and usually at nothing. Now all we say is" quiet or do you need your collar on" and he's quiet. He no longer wears his collar all the time, and it only took about 20- 30 mins. for him to learn. Use the vibrate. Yes, but only use the vibrate mode. It will startle but not hurt. Give the command you want, then if no response push only once. The startle will go with the unwanted action. We tried both modes on ourselves.So we would know what our dog would feel. The shock was way to much. But the vibrate was fine. I wish there was a intensity level adjustment. Remember to check the batteries in both the collar and remote. We have a small dog who thinks he needs to bark all the time and usually at nothing. Now all we say is" quiet or do you need your collar on" and he's quiet. He no longer... » Read More Yes, but only use the vibrate mode. It will startle but not hurt. Give the command you want, then if no response push only once. The startle will go with the unwanted action. We tried both modes on ourselves.So we would know what our dog would feel. The shock was way to much. But the vibrate was fine. I wish there was a intensity level adjustment. Remember to check the batteries in both the collar and remote. We have a small dog who thinks he needs to bark all the time and usually at nothing. Now all we say is" quiet or do you need your collar on" and he's quiet. He no longer wears his collar all the time, and it only took about 20- 30 mins. for him to learn. Use the vibrate. « Show Less
1931719
Each push advances to another mode. This is kinda irritating until u get used to it. Once you're use to it the dog seems to even notice the clicks...helpful if he isn't too excited. There is also the button you push to activate your chosen mode. Wouldn't want to beep when he in danger, nor would you want to shock just to get his attention. I rarely have to do more than vibrate when he's being pigheaded. I only shock because he dpesn't seem to mind getting hit by cars when in the "zone".
539480
I used the system to keep my dog from bolting after critters and running out of sight. I now just have to give the warning button and almost never the actual shock. As stated, you would have to have the collar on the dog all the time and watch all the time until the dog associates the bad behavior with the Shock. It should work but it takes some dedication on your part.
1317677
Depends on what you are going to use it to train him to do or not to do. But the best way to use this style of training collar is by using voice reinforcement along with the "tone" key. I rarely have to use the shock feature anymore as I give a command and then beep the tone button. 9/10 times she responds positively because that was how I trained her. A verbal command, if I got no response, a beep then followed by a shock. She learned quickly that the tone would mean a shock if she didn't respond to the command.