I'm interested on the Vibration feature only , I need 4 of these things ,would it work for a Chihuahua dog?(super small) can I disable the Static ft
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This will absolutely work on a chihuahua and yes you can set it to only vibrate, In fact it has 100 different levels of vibration intensity, it has a beep feature as a reward and the static feature also has 100 different levels of intensity, so if you did half to shock the little guy set it to 5 and he'll get the message. The only problem I can see you having is the collar that comes with, your dog will never fit into it, so see if they sell this brand made for smaller dogs, if not you'll just half to buy your own collar. Hope this helps.
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I am interested in the same: a collar with vibration and remote ONLY! Mokona, did you end up buying this? Is there a way to compketely disable the shock feature to prevent accidentally electrocuting your pooch?
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It offers a beep as a warning and then the shock. No static vibration, but the shock level can be adjusted depending on how stubborn your dog is.
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No, you do not have to set it a certain range. It automatically is always set. Personally I think it works great, for what we need it for. We only use the vibration part, no shocking for this dog. We wanted to make sure if family or friends were watching our dog, they wouldn't accidently shock him. Has setting for vibrate only when in use. Also, it works great on hikes. I think the range we get is normally half a mile, which is far enough for this pup.
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I think it all depends on how heavy or loud the whipper/whine is because I believe it works on the vibration it picks up. Most likely it will. About the one you activate, that could go both. If your not near by you could miss the opportunity. I had one previously and hit the zap level dial by mistake before the activation button and giving a zap for a 120lb dog to a 30lb dog makes you feel really, really bad. Huskies tend to be on the smarter side and I feel this could work.
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I think they would be okay. My smaller dog is about 42 lbs. and has no difficulty. You could easily limit the use and not keep the collar on all day. The unit is a little bulky, but not real heavy. You can easily cut the collar to length. Since I have only had to use the vibrate function, I cannot speak to the shock, but the control is variable, so your dogs should be fine if they need the extra stimulus.
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Never had a problem, I carry my 4 chihuahuas in it and it is very steady, smooth ride for them as well, love it.
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I have a 4 lb chihuahua and she has no issues. Unless you count the cat that blocks her way by sitting at the top of it. (Cat sold separately)
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Yes. I think the whole unit would be too big for your dog. The shock the collar gives off may be way too much for dog. My dog is a 42lb greyhound/boxer mix and the shock really gets his attention. 97% of the time the vibration feature is enough to get his attention.I would not use this collar on your small dog.
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I have a unit for my 5.5 pound chihuahua...who feels like she needs to bark 24/7. (even at us) I have never used the H1 for her. The vibration is my go to...I've used the L1 only a couple of times. The vibration does a good job at "reminding" her to stop barking. I had everyone in the family that might use it, try it out on themselves so they have an awareness of what they are doing. the L1 is just a small pulse... but it is effective.
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No. There is no vibration at all. In fact, my husband(the one who would actually use it) has already thrown it away because it doesn't work!
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The one I had bought was for a small and medium breed dog.My dog is a pomeranian maltese mix(maybe 8-13 lbs). The collar can be adjusted on it.But the box the probes are on did seem a little bulky and I always had to readjust its location on her.The shock at the lowest setting did not seem to bother her -it was the vibration setting she noticed the most.Also she does have longer hair so maybe it was not as effective as it would have been on a short haired dog.
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I honestly wouldn't recommend this product. I had it replaced and it was defective after a day also. It would be too strong for a small dog - the spray is intense! I have a 60lb husky and it always startled him! I hope that helps.
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Motion sensors are not too sensitive, specially in the case of small pets. Try factory setting first, it should work fine.
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My daughter swares by it. She has 3 Chihuahuas. I bought it & had to hide it from my husband who began using the sound as entertainment! I hate the thing! It scared my dogs. So yes, I would say it works. Just no for me :-( . Good luck!
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You can buzz or vibrate only obe dog. Just remember which dog is which. I buzzed the wrong dog a few times.
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I am very happy with our Pet tag pro. The collar and remotes work independent. No I don't think your dog #1 would receive a tone/vibration from either remote. He will only receive a tone/vibration from his own remote. My sister has electric shock collars and they work independently, so I assume the pet tag pro would also.We have a border collie, and this collar works perfectly for him, we just didn't need the shock feature.
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I think it would work for that. The cats are nimble and light on their feet, so they don't set it off. A dog should cause a lot more vibration moving around. Just be sure to remember to turn it off before you sit down to the table yourself. It can get annoying.