Professional Dog Training Collar Without Delay- K9 Dog Shock Collar, E Collar for Training Large Medium Small Dogs with 4 Training Modes, 1500FT Range Waterproof and Rechargeable (Black)

This dog training shock collar is exactly what I needed for training dogs of various sizes. It includes a leather collar and a neck strap, is waterproof, and is easy to clean. It charges via USB. The four modes momentary static shock, continuous static shock, vibration and sound-allow customization based on the dog’s needs. With a 1500 feet range, it’s highly effective. My dog is already well-behaved, so I only need to use the vibration mode for specific behaviors.

It's a great e-collar. The only complaint I had was the button to switch from dog 1 to dog 2 gets stuck. I tested it on myself first and 3-4 feels like when you get shocked from touching metal after rubbing something like a balloon, doesn't hurt but it's enough to where you can feel it and it's what I use on my dog❤️ please consult a trainer before using any adversive tool on your dog! Weather it be a prong collar, e collar, or choke chain. It works great especially for the price☺️

When I was wanting a replacement training dog collar I heard about this one from a friend. Honestly I was a little skeptical because of the price and it was one of a million options on Amazon, but he convinced me it was good--and now I'm a believer. It's basically a third of the cost of my previous SportsDog brand training collar but it's just as good if not a little better. The buttons on the remote and easier and more clear as well as the lights that are brighter. I really appreciate the charger being a next level charger--I was getting so tired of trying to plug in the SportsDog dongle, but this charger is a lot like plugging in an iPhone. If you like a black leather collar, this one comes with a good looking one; for me I'm so used to the nylon that I switched it out for the original and was glad to see how easy that is to do with adding new collars and such. Overall, I'm very happy after using this collar for 3 weeks now and am glad I didn't waste money on a more expensive brand that does less.

Love this!!! My dogtra iq pet plus collar and receiver stopped working, but this has a replacement and couldn’t be happier

We got this collar in June. It worked great for a while. It’s now October & the only thing that works regularly is the beep. The vibrate and shock have both stopped working. Would not recommend this product.*EDIT* The seller did give me a full refund after this review. Because of that, I added an extra star for great customer service.

This training collar is incredibly convenient to use. It has four buttons corresponding to four different modes, making it foolproof to operate. I primarily use the vibration mode, and my dog responds correctly to it. I fully charged the battery, and it has been a week now, but the indicator light is still green. I'm not sure how much longer it will last, but it seems like the battery is quite durable. Additionally, the collar strap is made of leather, which not only prevents odor but is also easy to clean.

Good product for the price I do wish the level of stim was a little more dialed in I mostly keep it on two and three and that's way plenty vibrate works well and has held up decent

Things I like about this collar:I like the USB charging. We are replacing an old shock collar that still works very well, but the electric charging ports no longer make good contact, so charging it is a real problem. Although our old device still works well after it's charged, the charging problem makes it time to replace the device. I like the USB ports on this device because of the ability to charge with any compatible USB charger.The sound and the vibration are the only two options I've used on the collar because of a malfunction that is explained below. The sound and the vibration work very well, and our dog responds to them quickly. We have new, doggy neighbors on the other side of the privacy fence that have necessitated bringing back the training collar for our big dog. She doesn't like the idea of those dogs being over there, and this collar does redirect her quickly.The dial is both a plus and a minus. On the one hand, I like that I can change the intensity without having to push buttons and dial it up through the electronics. The dial is quicker. On the other hand, if I wanted the vibration set at 7 and the shock set at 2, I would need to remember to change the dial each time I switched between those two options.I like separate buttons for each function. Our old collar uses one button for all functions, and the functions are changed through a "mode" button. Once in awhile, I forget to set the mode back to sound after using it, and that's really inconvenient if I've forgotten to reset it after having to move up to a more forceful option during the previous use. With the separate buttons, I know for sure what I'm pushing, and I like that setup.The device works. If I push a button, I get a quick response from the device. That's a big plus.Things I don't like about this collar:The prongs are too long. It comes with two lengths of prongs, but the shortest ones are as long as the longest prongs on our old shock collar. My dog doesn't like them, and I don't want her wearing these prongs all day. She's a double-coated dog who has been wearing her old shock collar for a couple weeks, and she's complaining about this collar.The second time I used this device to call her back from the fence, the sound button stuck, and the sound did not turn off. I didn't push the button hard, and I didn't hold it down very long. It just stuck. My dog looked at me very confused because she had responded immediately to the sound, and it was still making a noise after she had retreated. I had to push the button a couple more times before the sound stopped. I can hear the sound, so I knew why she was questioning what was happening, but if this had been on vibrate, it would have taken me longer to understand what was happening. If this had been on shock, that button sticking would have been plain mean. Because of this incident, I've ordered a different shock collar, and I won't ever even try the shock option on this collar. I assume it works, but I'll never push the button to find out.I don't care for the faux leather collar. It gets very, very hot here for several months of the year, and I don't want my dog out in the yard wearing that metal buckle. We've had problems with metal door knobs getting to hot to touch and electronic key pads overheating and malfunctioning. The last thing I want to do is have my dog get burned from a metal buckle while she's sunning herself. Also, the faux leather isn't breathable. My old shock collar had openings in the middle of the pieces that held the collar in place so that I could buy a collar she liked and switch to that if it was the correct width. This one has solid pieces to thread the cheap collar through, so I'm limited to collars that buckle or that can be taken apart and threaded through the loops. I can't just transfer her old collar over to this device.