s this handheld or can th transmitter be sat somewhere and as dog aporaoches they receive shock/ warning
1616558
Only handheld and I don't recommend this trainer. If the collar gets wet, it is done. It does not have the range it claims either.
1144163
Yes just point it at the dog and press the button..works ok at a distance also..just hold it down for a second..you wont hear anything but you should notice your dogs ears perk up..and they should stop barking..my girlfriend uses the one I bought her on her chiahauhaus and they got trained very fast using it..
2242999
Yes, you can adjust the shock level for bigger dogs. They recommend starting with the lowest setting and dialing it up as needed
1686046
Yes. And I love the option of vibrate or shock. It works great for our 2 dogs.
394860
Thank you for your question! Because this collar runs on a separate frequency than our remote trainers it is not compatible with any of our handheld transmitters.
1443151
I would say so. You would just have to turn the transmitter down but the collar itself is big so not sure how big your dog is but that could be a factor.
2009465
In my humble opinion definitely Is. It is still a puppy and too young to use one of these. Wait until about a year and then maybe. I don't use the shock part , but the buzzer to make corrections, only after a voice command. The electrodes in my opinion works better on the big dogs if the buzzer doesn't work. Just use common sense and good judgement when applying anything like this. Hope this helps.
609129
No. But I would worry that a small dog could stick its head between wires and then get stuck.
981892
The transmitter goes off after certain amount of time to save the battery. Make sure you hit the little sound button so that the blue light goes on on the dog. Make sure it's on the number one dog.
788024
It doesn't shock by itself. You have to train the dog by walking your property and showing the dog it's boundaries. We love it. Our dog knows if she leaves the yard we will shock her. After a few attempts to leave and be corrected. She listens great
1988466
On the remote you can switch from one collar to the other one directly from the remote. The distance is not all that great about 50ft. If you are 50ft away from your animals you can switch to whichever collar you want and shock. Let me tell you that the shocking power is great i have a labrador and I put it between 1 and 5 and it will not take more than one shock for her to listen.
2229808
I don´t think so. it will depend on the distance betwenn the petsafe and dog.
1884697
The thing works by responding to vibrations, so if Pup shakes anything it will go off. Perhaps if you use a tablecloth?
1457167
Yes. I have two dogs. I numbered their collars 1 & 2 so I wouldn't get confused. Just set your transmitter to the number of the dog who is misbehaving and then push one of the 3 buttons. When I first got the dog trainer I accidentally shocked the wrong dog. He wouldn't have anything to do with me for awhile. Lol. The Aetertek works wonders. My dogs would bark at the neighbors every single time they would see them coming and going. It drove us all nuts. Now I can be out in the yard with my dogs and it's peaceful. No more senseless barking. I hope I helped.
896703
The antenna is replaceable. It is only a short piece of copper wire enclosed in plastic. As an emergency fix you could also insert a straightened paper clip into the antenna opening - there is no shock or safety issue with the transmission of the signal to the dog collar. (Don't use coax cable - the "shielding" layer will mask out your signal emanating from the central transmission wire.) Only the collar has a charge which is "triggered" by the signal from the hand held remote.
1136530
You need to make sure you know what or Who is wearing which. They do have different frequency. It is up to you to know If you have an obedient dog he should not be wearing one. I have use shock training with all mydogs they seemed to learn fast. I only have to show the remote now no need to push buttons
1303811
I don't remember this devise having the option of only using the vibrate sensors. If I remember correctly the vibrating is a warning to the dog to stop barking and if the dog continues to ignore the vibrating the shock comes afterward. My husband tried the collar on himself to be sure it wasn't to harsh. He said it was very much like getting a good static shock. It mostly gets your attention with a split second of mild discomfort. I'm sure your dogs personality plays a part also. Different dogs will react differently.