Please confirm that this collar beeps prior to any shock. Is the beep similar to the sound that the invisible fence brand name collars make?
739124
Yes it does...its a little quicker to beep but my dog was fully aware that he got to close...I think its better than the original
739125
This collar does beep before the shock with a sound similar to the name brand.
739126
Yes, it beeps. I purchased this collar for our invisible fence brand containment and it has worked perfectly!
739127
Sorry, had to return this collar as it was not compatible with my system. Cannot answer question.
1508303
I have. Used my dogs collar for everything. Including teaching appropriate times to bark. She is a German shepherd and pretty quick to learn . I have rarely used the shock button just the beep is all it takes. Except when she chased our horses. Then I had to shock her a few times .coub
519510
Hi! The collar absolutely does not shock. It sends a minor vibration at the throat and there are two settings for the extent of the vibration- the lower settings gets the message across. Only negative is the battery did not last very long even tho the collar got minimum use and now it is out of use until I deal with finding g a replacement battery and those specialty items are pricey.
1635325
We moved last year to a house that doesnt have a fence and my lab chow mix would CONSTANTLY chase wildlife deep into the woods. We didn't want to invest thousands into another fence or an electric fence so we decided to give this collar a try. There are two buttons and a 1-10 dial on the remote that you hold. One button makes the warning beep (letting your dog know that the shock is coming) and the other button administers the shock. We have found great success with this product and after the first few days only needed to use the warning button. We tested it on ourselves before testing it in our dog and it doesn't hurt but it will get your attention. I hope this helps! We moved last year to a house that doesnt have a fence and my lab chow mix would CONSTANTLY chase wildlife deep into the woods. We didn't want to invest thousands into another fence or an electric fence so we decided to give this collar a try. There are two buttons and a 1-10 dial on the remote that you hold. One button makes the warning beep (letting your dog know that the shock is coming) and the other button administers the shock. We have found great success with this product and after the first few days only needed to use the warning button. We tested it on ourselves before testing it... » Read More We moved last year to a house that doesnt have a fence and my lab chow mix would CONSTANTLY chase wildlife deep into the woods. We didn't want to invest thousands into another fence or an electric fence so we decided to give this collar a try. There are two buttons and a 1-10 dial on the remote that you hold. One button makes the warning beep (letting your dog know that the shock is coming) and the other button administers the shock. We have found great success with this product and after the first few days only needed to use the warning button. We tested it on ourselves before testing it in our dog and it doesn't hurt but it will get your attention. I hope this helps! « Show Less
304066
the red light flashes when the collar is beeping. constant beeps for low battery, otherwise lights when shocking. (Both of) Mine looks like the current picture (black box and red collar) and does not have a dial from my inspection. I have a larger dog ~70lbs and have not had health concerns from use as stated in other answers.
1346550
Yes, there is a beep, and two levels of shock with settings from o - 6. After one or two zaps at a low level our rottweiler responds very well to the beeps.
280908
You turn the colar on when you puy it on your dog & yes it stays on untill you push & hold the button for 5-10 seconds to turn it off. Yes it has a seperate warning beeping button, then the button to shock. This is a very high quality collar & works well.
2020747
I don't know if it's the newest or 3rd, but there is no beep. I would suggest pairing the use of either the vibrate or the shock with a verbal correction (do the verbal correction at the same time as you push the button) ... that way you can eventually get rid of the collar and the verbal correction will work alone. But you have to be consistent. We never needed to use the shock. The vibration was enough for my large dogs.
1814034
There is a button on the side that is just for the tone. You can also just shock or just vibrate. It does not beep when you shock the dog. My dog usually responds to just the tone and I don't even have to shock him at all.
924675
I'm not sure what the difference is in a shock collar vs. a static collar. I think "static" is a euphemism for "shock." At any rate, I would recommend the collar. It stops the barking, but, best of all, I am no longer buying the expensive little batteries that are required for most invisible fence and bark collars. My dogs aren't even wearing the collars that much these days, because it only took a few "corrections" to convince them barking is not a good idea anymore.
403365
It does both, but never at the same time. If you're holding the remote looking right at it, the button on the side makes the collar unit "beep" so as to locate your pup without shocking him/her (but it's not very audible, almost useless); the remote will have 2 soft buttons on the front, the smooth button is to SHOCK your pup and the button with a little bump on it is to make the collar vibrate and the intensity is assigned with the level wheel.
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. :-)
1635327
We moved last year to a house that doesnt have a fence and my lab chow mix would CONSTANTLY chase wildlife deep into the woods. We didn't want to invest thousands into another fence or an electric fence so we decided to give this collar a try. There are two buttons and a 1-10 dial on the remote that you hold. One button makes the warning beep (letting your dog know that the shock is coming) and the other button administers the shock. We have found great success with this product and after the first few days only needed to use the warning button. We tested it on ourselves before testing it in our dog and it doesn't hurt but it will get your attention. I hope this helps!
901540
We have had this fence for 5 years with huskies...we trained them young but all of a sudden our older husky goes right through....not a care about beep or the shock....we are fighting this battle as well. Good luck.
601325
This collar is Effective, Economic, Safe and Humane. It uses micro static shock (the electrical level would not harm your dog) and vibration to modify your dog's behaviors. It also offers a whistle tone (you can turn up or turn down the volume) and light for positive reinforcement. 99-level stimulation for each mode. We are sorry that we don't have 2 collars currently, but we will take this into consideration. Thanks for your inquiry. ATC LLC
766169
It's great cause you can have it on shock but use the beep button first with a command, then push a different button for a shock. My dogs learned fast that they hear the beep they come. Only 2x..
1112912
No, this collar works by detecting a barking sound AND a simultaneous vibration (from the dog's vocal cords). Therefore, it will only shock the dog who actually barked. Hope that helps!