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Choose Dog Training Collar, Make A Big Difference!
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3300ft Ultra Long Control RangeThe longest 3300ft Remote control range on the dog e-collar market, a built-in Through-wall antenna, enables you to enjoy the training time without delay upstairs and downstairs, in the backyard, park, or anywhere else! |
Foolproof Design for NoviceHow to find an Appropriate Level rapidly for our beloved dogs?
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3 Separate & Adjustable Modes
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Reflective Nylon CollarThis tailor-made collar strap has two reflective strings, making our dog correction collar visible when lights shoot on dogs, protecting our dogs from vehicles in the dark nights, or from losing in the forests. |
IP67 Waterproof
Note: The remote is Not waterproof. |
Safe & Comfortable Rubber Prongs
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What’s inside the box?
- 1 x Remote
- 2 x Receiver
- 2 x Collar Strap
- 4 x Long Metal Probe
- 4 x Short Metal Probe
- 4 x Long Conductive Rubber Cover
- 4 x Short Conductive Rubber Cover
- 1 x Transparent Test Light
- 1 x USB Charging Cable
- 1 x Wrist String
Warm Tips for You and Your Beloved Dogs:
- Please fit one to two fingers between the collar and the dog. One-finger difference for Chihuahua, a two-finger for a large dog will make it comfortable without running the risk of it falling off.
- Start at the lowest BEEP level and increase the Level Or Mode gradually till your dog responds. Shock should be your last resort.
- The receiver should sit high on the side of the dog’s neck (not the throat). If you use it multiple days in a row, swap the side where the receiver sits to avoid irritation.
- Avoid leaving the collar over 12 hours per day, reposition the collar every 1-2 hours. Check the neck every day, any discomfort sign is found, stop it until heals.
- Put the collar on for a few hours every day before even turning it on. It teaches dogs that the e-collar is like any other collar. We don’t want our dog only to behave well when wearing an e-collar.
After swimming or diving, if the collar receiver cannot beep, you can troubleshoot this issue by following these steps:
1. Shake the receiver vigorously to remove any water inside.
2. Use a tissue or towel to wipe off any remaining water droplets.
3. Check if the sound of the receiver has returned. If not, let it dry for several hours before trying again.
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Dog Training Collar
Alexander –
Remote and receivers work very well. Our German Shepard goes in the woods, neck deep water, completely submerged in mud, and the receiver responds with no issues. Love the fact to control 2 different collars with one remote. Simply toggle between channels. Has beep, vibrate, and shock options. You can also adjust the level for each option by pressing the top knob and turning it. Seems well build. Have jogged with it, dropped the remote a few times, and still no issues.Price above all was very reasonable compared to what other collars cost. Definitely worth the purchase.Also, comes with to very long collars which can be cut and adjusted.
Tammy G. –
I bought these collars because of the great reviews about their battery life. Other brands that I have used the batteries never stayed charged very long, so I wanted ones that I wasn’t constantly charging them. These are amazing collars!! They have been on my dogs for almost 5 weeks and I’ve not had to recharge them yet! I don’t have to correct my dogs hardly at all, and the remote gets turned off for most of the day, but the collars have remained on this whole time and are still working!! I also love the wide range that these work. And I love that there is the beep noise and the shock correction like most other brands, but these also have a harmless vibration as well. And for my dogs, the vibration works to correct their behavior, so I don’t have to resort to shocking them. And all 3 types of correction have a lot of levels of correction to use, easily set by the turn of the dial. They also come with silicone probe covers to protect your dog’s skin, so they won’t get a burn. They also come with both short and long sets of probes and covers for each collar. Long sets for long haired dogs, so I didn’t have to shave a spot on my dog’s neck!! And I got 2 collars with 1 remote, able to run each collar with the flip of a switch, for less than I would have spent on just 1 collar of the other known brands that don’t last!! Iwill absolutely recommend these collars to anyone and everyone, and I would buy them again…but I doubt these will ever break on me!!
Cindy –
The collar batteries last a long time, the remote needs charged frequently. I like that I can follow the beep to find my overly curious puppy. The collar itself is sturdy and it doesn’t weigh much but I don’t like the plastic clips, they break too easily. The signal is strong and covers the entirety of the 1/3 acre property. I have 2 dogs and can easily flip back and forth from one collar to the other quickly. Though I don’t use it often, the shock feature seems safe enough (though it doesn’t always make contact. I want my pups to be comfortable so the collars probably aren’t as tight as they should be.) These are great for training.
Easy Riter –
I love that these collars hold a charge for a long time, have a good range, have lots of sound and buzz options, are easy to use, and worked really well with my dog. Today was my first disappointment. After less than one year (purchased in April 2023) of use with our puppy, one of the collars failed. It stopped working in the middle of a walk and won’t charge at all now. When you plug it in, the light doesn’t flash nor does it buzz. It is dead. Since we had two collars and used them fairly randomly, the one that died really had only about 6 months of light use. Our dog is not a swimmer, so it was never submerged. It was stored indoors in a warm dry area. Yet, I doubt I charged it 5 times before it failed. The batteries are not easily replaced, either. I’d have given it 5 stars before this failure. I guess I still have one collar, but it’s still a bummer. Hopefully the next generation last longer.UPDATE: Last night, I took out the four corner screws on the back of the unit, opened it up, disconnected and reconnected the battery lead on the circuit board, and the unit started working again. Apparently the connection was not very tight to start with and got loosened enough with use to break the electrical connection. So I am changing my rating to 4 stars since the unit technically is not unusable, just maybe not assembled as well as it could have been or the connections are not good enough for moderate use.
P. Johnson –
Rescued a pair of Newfoundlands that a couple bought just to breed but found out they are to much work so they had ZERO training and no leash presence. With a dog that big that’s a big no no as the male is over 210# and the female was at 165#. Both slightly overweight at the time but no by much as the male is back down to 190 and looks great. So tried my normal slip leash to help break them, and the make after dang near dragging me (275 and can hold my own) responded beautifully became a treat to walk by the second outing. Female, is NUTS. She Turner and Hooched through the fence the first day I got her and the big guy had to follow. Super hard to walk. Even with slip lean up where it’s supposed to just wouldn’t respond for anything. Doing your stops and breaks to get her to listen you almost rip her head off and boom she is trying to run and pull again so break the other way wher she flips almost and boom runs out in front. She would blow through the kids if the front door was open and of course, like us all men, the big guy would chase the tail out and all his training disappeared with her around…. So got these which I have used before when training hunting dogs. Would slowly work in the house with her. Go in another room and call her while beep at the same time. Do it twice and no response then give her a buzz while calling and boom she was here. Move some where else and beep while calling and she was here. Worked great.Was always taught by an animal behaviorist on these collars is, it is a tool and the pets are your kids. The beep is a command/communication. Just like words it’s a noise they begin to pair with a task like come or pay attention. The vibration is when you raise your voice or a little smack on the butt for not listening. And the shock is a good whap, your grounded go to your room. It’s also to snap them out of their “zone” if they are going to cause harm to person or property”.. If all you do is shock there is nothing else. It’s a rare thing, but if your the person that only says No and gives a slap on the wrist, if they really want something, it might be worth that to them.So we were in the fenced in yard after about a week of using this collar and her being AMAZING of over where we started, and we are in the backed fenced area off leash. And I see her eyeing the gate. Puts her head down and bounces her butt like “I am gonna do it” beep her and say no she stops bouncing but doesn’t move. I said OK let’s play… So I walk around the corner and she goes back to bouncing, one step I vibrate her and she belly flops straight down I come around the corner and say NO pointing at her and walk inside… Looking out the window I watch her stand up turn back around look for me and back to nose down butt bouncing ready for this gate. She takes a hard 2 steps and head down to run through it again, ZAP she summersaults and comes right to the back door. Haven’t had a problem since. Bout a month later, no able to walk close to 400# of dog at the same time with leash in one hand, behaving amazing, big guy is not doing his supervised trips for his therapy dog certificate, we are at the house and I am on the mower. My little guy tries to bring my phone to be but knows if I am mowing he can’t leave the porch until I see him. I get off and the female turner and hoochs right through the screen door, big guy is tail chasing and bolts down the driveway… I run inside to grab the remote and they are at close the end (1/4 mile away) and I hit vibrate watch her shake her head but not stop so I HOLD the zap she starts shaking and still going for a good 2 seconds before finally turning and running back so I let go she turns back around and ZAP. Now she is in a full sprint to the house. Works flawlessly.Take them to the Ozarks, bout 3 months the the collars and have them both off leash in a 10 ft distance while we walk the back roads for a good mile, car comes. Call them and they come to sit while it goes by. And back off to walking. They get out of my 10ft I want them in I just say Hey and a beep and their are back. Night and day from where we started. So we introduce them to the water as the old owners never did and the female is halfway out swimming like crazy. Playing with the kids loving it. The big guys won’t let his feet leave the ground so just sits in it. Now he don’t need the collar but it helped with off leash commands also max vibrate is the only thing he responds to… Litteraly had max shock on him and he doesn’t even react more then moving his ears a little. Tried both collars and prong readjustment, nothing… So we go back in the house and the big huy is just shaking his head and lays down, and I am like what’s that noise? Non stop vibrating like someone already posted a video of. Pulled the collar apart and it’s full of water. Tried drying it out with no success… So there goes one collar….. Next day the female is swimming and my son comes up and says her collar is beeping, so I dive in to listen and sure enough it’s beeping, pull it off and she is off and going. Also realized it must of vibrated too because she wasnt coming to shore as often like I was calling her… Her collar still worked which was the main one needed, but not as good as before, intermittent singles, not beeping sometimes and not vibrating others, haven’t had to shock since except for when she darted after a skunk, which thankfully it worked. But now needing to find another pair so they can swim with because they keep trying to get in the pond and it’s old Taking it off everytime, not to mention if she gets and another female wind change and feel is like running all the sudden again haha.Easily 5* if you never plan on getting wet
K. Hood –
We were at our wits end with two puppies that we adopted last October at 5 months old. They were bonded together, and we were having a very difficult time getting them to listen to us. This pack had no alpha. They were listening to each other and could care less what we wanted from them. They are very friendly and I was worried that using this collar would change their personalities, but we had to do something. After a couple of different friends recommended a product like this, we did some research and decided to order this one, which came with one remote transmitter and two separate receivers. We had it for several days before I was able to get myself to use it. It is so easy to set up and learn. We have never used the shock button, in fact I put tape over it so no one accidentally pushed it (we have 7 granddaughters who we do not intend on letting them use this, but you never know). We haven’t had to use the shock at all. I tested the vibration setting and even at the highest setting, it is nothing to my fingers, but wow, the dogs do not like it. After just pushing the button a handful of times, we now no longer have to do anything. We put the collars on and let them outside. We keep an eye on them and are ready to use the vibration mode if necessary. They don’t really react to the noise mode. We live on 2 acres on a lake and although we are fenced on 3 sides, the lake side is wide open to us. We started by giving the dogs a command, like “come!”. If they did, we gave them a treat, as we always have. If they did not, which was quite often, we pushed the vibration button for the one that was ignoring us, and if both we quickly toggled over to the 2nd position, and pressed the vibration for the second dog. The transitions on the transmitters are quick and easy. The dogs come running. After just two days, they are different dogs. I have not had to push the vibration button once yesterday, or yet today. They come when called, drop whatever they have in their mouths when told to, stop barking, no longer jump all over people when they come in the door and stay by our sides while we walk outside instead of running away and into the lake. It is like my husband and I instantly became the alphas of this pack and I am so grateful! Their temperaments have gotten sweeter and we couldn’t be more thrilled! It has only been 5 days, so I am hoping this continues, but for now, we highly recommend this product!
Philphotog –
In the past I purchased a set of their dog training collars and sent them back thinking that it wasn’t a good product. This turns out to be untrue. I looked at other systems like theirs and tried them out. I have found that Bousnic’s system works GREAT! I sent back the other manufacturer’s units because I found Bousnic’s system isn’t the problem. It’s my pup’s. Bousinc’s system is very user friendly and intuitive. I found the problem is that one of my Frenchies is totally bull headed and pays attention to commands when HE wants to. Even at the highest setting on static ‘reminder’ he ignores it. With no fight or discussion, Bousnic sent me a new collar to replace what I thought was defective. Swapped it out for the original, still no response. My other Frenchie follows all commands using the collar: Beep to come and get a reward, vibrate to stop a bad behavior and just a minor static ‘reminder’ and he responds and gets a reward for being a good dog. Their customer service is above and beyond what you would expect. The newer version of the original collar has an updated on/off button and works like a charm. I have swapped collars on my dogs to be sure it wasn’t a hardware issue. It’s a dog issue. Bousnic has taken MY case to their R&D department and is looking into improvements that may help with my stubborn pup and how I can get him to respond. If you’re looking for a great training system at an incredible price point check out their products.
Wrigleyville 2016 –
These work great. My 9 month old pittie is so well trained now that I don’t even need to beep him to come inside anymore. The battery life is absolutely outstanding as is the range on the transmitter and collars. The collars themselves are high quality and nice with a reflective strip. The beeps are loud, the vibration is more of a buzz, and the shock is strong enough to do its job though that setting should be your last resort for training. All in all this is a great purchase.
AB –
These were exactly what I needed for my dogs. The range and accuracy are on point. Love that I can easily switch between collars and there is a very wide range of adjustment on the three correction options.I can’t say how great the battery life is or isn’t yet. I’ve only had them for a week. I have used them everyday and only charged them one time when they arrived so far, so that is to my liking.If I had any complaints, it’s what the other reviewers have said. I wish it didn’t beep when turning off the collars. It’s loud and the dogs respond to it when they hear it. So now I take the collars off and turn them off in another room. I also wish they sent more than 1 charging chord since I ordered the 2 collar set. I can only charge 1 collar at a time. They charged fast the 1st time but not understanding why they didn’t just send 2 so I can charge at the same time.
Bonnie Smith –
This is my first shock collar I’ve purchased so I don’t have anything to compare it to but I’m impressed. It’s super convenient to only have one remote for both collars when you have two dogs. It’s easy to switch back and forth between collars and I like that it resorts back to the same setting for collar 1 and 2 that it previously was on.The biggest complaint I have is the charger.. it for some reasons comes with a cord for the remote and only one collar. So you can’t charge both collars at the same time. Idk why you wouldn’t have a port for both collars and the remote.Otherwise, the battery life is great. Neither of my dogs have gotten any more than vibrate level 7 and they both are completely new dogs. They used to take off out of the yard on occasion but even just a beep warning one or two times had curbed that. If you’ve been considering it, do it! You don’t have to use the shock function for it to be effective!