Dog Shock Collar 3 Pack - Dog Training Collar with Remote IP65 Waterproof E Collar for Dogs Training with Shock Vibrate Beep and Light Modes for Small Medium Large Dogs

This 2-pack dog shock collar set has been a game changer for training both of my dogs. The remote is easy to use, and I love having separate channels for each dog. The adjustable settings ( beep, vibration, and shock) let me customize what works best for each pup. Battery life is solid, and the collars seem durable and comfortable. Great value for a mutli-dog household.

It works great for the price and the boys don't mind the collars. Seems we go through a set of these less expensive collars at least every other year from different brands, but these stand out. All functions are effective, and the flashlights on the collars are really cool. USB-C charging would be a little more convenient, and the collars don't report back to the remote with signal and power level like some. But they are very reliable and that is what matters when keeping the kids safe.

In my opinion, this is the best budget e-collar out there. Both the receiver and transmitter are compact, full featured and have decent battery life.IN USE- I have trained my dog to return to me when I use the vibrate or electrical stimulation mode. With vibrate mode, she complies the vast majority of the time. Occasionally she won’t respond because she is fixated on something (a scent, squirrels, etc) and I will use a low electrical stimulation (9 out of 100) to get her attention. The ONLY time I use a higher level (19 of 100) is when her distraction has the potential to cause her physical harm (i.e.- she is running toward the road and isn’t responding to the vibration stimuli). That being said, I do keep the electrical stimulation level set to 15 as default, since in an emergency I won’t have time to increase it from a lower level and I use the vibration mode 95% of the times anyway.As good as this product is, there are a few things that could be improved upon.1. I wish the electrical stimulation button was lower profile- it is too easy to accidentally press. I disassembled the remote casing (easy) and sliced off the top of the rubber “shock” button so that it sits almost flush with the casing. (I made sure to bevel the edges to ensure that when the button was pressed, it wouldn’t get stuck under the edge of the case causing the dog to get continuously shocked!)2. The nylon collars are of low quality. The plastic clips broke and the stitching on one collar failed. I highly recommend that you buy the version with the PVC collars.3. As to the claims of the receivers being water-resistant… well, I don’t know. I had an older version of this e-collar model (the remote’s styling was slightly different) but water penetrated the receiver and it died. I had noticed that the rubber plug for the charging port fit poorly and was likely the point of compromise. The good news is that the receivers in this newer version seem to have been improved and the charging port plug has a much tighter fit. Still, I decided to put some electrical tape on the back of the receivers to cover the charging port and help prevent water intrusion. So far, so good!IMPORTANT- As with any e-collar, make sure that the shock level is set correctly and the collar is fitted properly. Failing to do so can result in the collar failing to stimulate your dog, or worse, it can cause the dog to receive a painful and traumatizing shock! Like most other e-collars, the stimulation can be set to absurdly high levels. The highest level I have EVER needed was a 15 out of 100, and that was an emergency. Also, remember that the electrical conductivity increases when your dog is wet. A stimulation level that might feel like a slight tingle when when your dog is dry could feel like a painful shock when it is wet. Adjust the level accordingly!As for the fit, the collar should be quite snug. Tight enough so that the receiver won’t move at all, even when the dog runs. The two prongs need to be in contact with the dog’s skin or the electric stimulation won’t work.

These work great for our two Corgies

Overall, it does the job. Just don’t like the collar. It doesn’t stay. It’s always slipping out and I’m going to have to sew it to keep it from doing that.

I'm on 4 acres, the property doesn't have a very solid fence. In 2021, two male shepky puppies made themself a home under my shed. Starved, wounded and frighten. I rescued them. Many people said it wasn't good to have two males. These brothers never want to be apart, must be their husky half.Training them individually took some time as the other stayed in a kennel. Alone they would do so well, until they were loose together. It only took one to go pass the fence and the other to follow. Together they ignore almost all commands. If I'm lucky one might respond to come back but not before getting others attention to follow.One week with these collars and they stay on the property. I'm able to give them more time to get their wiggles out in the field. The property does have a few obstructions; house, storage container, green house, two work shops, shed and a few chicken coops. So it can be easy to lose sight of them.The strength of the signal has been able to call them back with the beep alone. The flight light mode is great considering how dark it greats away from the city. I recommend starting low on the shock and finding what gets a response. One of my boys is fluffier than the other. Even with the extentions his had to be turned up higher. Stay consistent with the beep, buzz, shock pattern. Little to no shocking when they've learned the warning signs.I've made it a habit to charge the collars after use. So far the remote hasn't needed to be charged. Keep in mind that the remote does go on stand by at first it did seem to reset to max levels. After the first use the memory stayed locked. A quick press allows the level setting to be previewed without shock.