Dog Training Collar with Remote - 4000ft Waterproof Dog Shock Collars 2 Dogs for Large Medium Small Dogs Rechargeable E Collars for Dogs Training with Beep Vibration Humane Shock(1-16) Mode

Was easy to assemble and charge. Collars really long and as she's not full grown I didn't want to cut the collar strap, so I put temporary stitching to hold in place (explaining dark spots in picture). Our 6 month old Bernedoodle doesn't like the vibrating or the sound. She's learning very well without the shocking. REALLY GLAD OF THAT. We use vibrate as correction and noise to get her attention to come when called. Collars and control stay charged well. Very pleased with purchase.

I have a great deal of dog traning experience but have never used a remote training collar before. My parents had a kennel when I was growing up. We showed and competed with CDX Obedience trained dogs. We recently adopted a one year old rescue Border Collie. Could not get the dog to make eye contact. The dog was definitely smart enough, but there was no focus, even when on lead. As soon as the dog was off lead, he was on his own and not coming back. Worked with heal and recall and he was OK on lead, but not really paying attention. Off lead he was gone. We were hestant to use a training collar, but we know that even with a choke collar, you rarely need to snap the collar, just associate "no" with the pull and you quickly get the same results by just saying "no". We hoped the training collar would extend our reach as we trained the dog off leash. My daughter had the most fun with the purchase, because the first thing we did was test the collar on Dad. At level 1, I could not even feel anything. raised it up thru 4 without really feeling anything on my neck. You can feel a tickle at 5. 6. and 7 gets your attention. We tested 10 -16 on my arm. 16 really lights you up and makes you jump, but it is really quick. Even if you hold down the button, the remote only sends a quick pulse. As soon as the pulse is over, there was no after sensation; everything felt normal. I am sure the manufacturer does not recommend testing the collar this way, but I would not put it on my dog without understanding what it does and how it feels. My wife says we need further testing! I am keeping her away from the second collar that is included with the set. Don't want her slipping it in my pants pocket! The results were great. The collar provides Beep and Vibrate modes that can be used before you need to send a static charge. When the dog was off lead he started to run. The beep startled him and made him stop, turn around, and look back at me. That eye contact seems to be the key to getting him to respond. It is just enough reminder that we are out there working together. He is not off on his own. We are on a farm with cattle and sheep, and calling him back from the livestock was when he would really forget everything except chasing the livestock. With the cows in the field with us, I let him off lead and he immediately took off. Beep did not slow him, Vibrate did not, static 1-4 did not. Static 5 and the dog stopped, looked back at me, and came when I called. I think I sent 3 shocks at level 5 and have not had to use the static button since. Most of the time, he responds to recall with no need for the collar. When he is out of sight over a hill or behind a building, a beep from the remote brings him back into eye contact. He really looks back all the time and is watching for commands now. The beep is just enough reminder for him to check back with the rest of the team. Have had the collar for over a month now. have not had to recharge the handset yet. Have charged the collar a couple of times, just because I thought I should, not because it was low or dead. The dog has been in the water with the collar and it still works fine. Have not specifically tested the range, but it reaches across a 10 acre field. I can see him stop when you press the beep. It is impressive. I cannot recommend the Bousnic Dog Training Collar enough. Don't listen to your wife if she suggests the second collar is for training you!

Bought these a while ago and still haven’t had to charge them! Quality is great as well as the adjustability! Easy to use and great training tool

Update: This collar is extremely hard to be tight enough to actually work effectively. It's fine for a dog already trained that only requires a tone or vibrate, but for actually needing to train, it is not dependable. The collar is unable to be tightened enough in order to work properly. I decided to stick to my other collar from iSpy, that is black, or blue, with a silicone or silicone-type material that has holes all the way around the collar. This makes it very easy to adjust to dogs of multiple collar lengths without having to make numerous attempts to get the collar length that fits each dog's neck. Original Review: I love the collars, however, most my dogs are already accustomed to an e-collar. I only use this for recall reinforcement, followed by immediate training treat when they come to me, attention on me, and sit on front of/around me. This one command solves for ALL training issues/problems!!! Running off? Come back to me, Digging? Quit digging and return to me. Trying to chase? Return to me, etc... I highly recommend this one command approach to using the collar!!! Of course, the collar usage will work for all commands. 1) I call/recall(CR) dog(s) (I use HERE as command word for "Dog's/Dogs' name and Come", as it's easier and ALL dogs will respond together now!) Good Response(GR)= Positive reward(PR) No/slow response (NSR)= tone 2) Recall again GR=PR, NSR=VIBRATE 3) Recall again GR=PR, NSR=SHOCK *Please note: -long training lead is needed to be used to train dogs until they have PR reliably! I use 50' Mendota training lead from Chewy, which I make loops on it at different lengths for good control and easy correction at 10', 20', 30'. -Set Shock/static at highest level for the first 2-3 times needed to see dog(s) reaction to it. If dog has a QUICK aversion response (sometime a yelp from surprise of the aversion use), lower the level of static shock a bit1 So, back to the collar... I put this collar on a new dog, I'm not sure if the shock strength is the same as my other collars, as I haven't needed to increase the correction level to use it on my already trained dogs. And, with the only dog that's not trained, she doesn't react to the shock at all... 🤨🫤 I'm removing the extended contact thingys that are placed under the contact points, so I will update this review at a later date.

Excellent product. We needed to find a DIY option because dog trainers were quoting us hundreds of dollars to train our little pups. Mainly use the beeping feature to help redirect dogs from going into flower beds. Vibration is usually effective to stop excessive barking, with the low static as an option if they don't respond to several warning vibrations. We were hesitant at first to use the static so we tried it on ourselves. 4-5 seemed like a good range that didn't hurt but wakes you up a little. We only use it if they're ignoring the beeps and vibrations if a dog is walking by. This has been a great product to help us train our two little dogs to calm down when playing outside. We have noticed a massive reduction in excessive barking and flower bed digging and now they are getting better at playing and ignoring other dogs walking by the yard. The fact it has a two channel feature is amazing and the range is great-- we have a big yard. Highly recommend!

Update 2/01/24 - charged collars and remote before dropping dogs off at boarding. Pick them up a week later and the collars no longer receive anything from the remote. No beeps, no vibrations, no zaps, nothing. A red light flashes on the remote when you push a button, but nothing happens. Do not recommend this brand. Updated review 10/09/23 - So after using this product for 2 months every day on my 2 dogs, I’m changing my review from 4 stars to 2 stars. Here’s why: The delay between the time you hit the button and the time the correction is delivered is just too long. And when the remote is asleep (it automatically turns off after about 10 seconds) you have to hit the button multiple times to get it to deliver the correction. You can imagine how frustrating that is if you are using these collars to discourage a behavior; 5-10 seconds may have passed from the time you press the button until the time the collar beeps/vibrates etc. The battery indicator on the remote is always at 100%, but it’s not accurate. There is no battery indicator for the collars. Hopefully you don’t over charge them and hopefully they don’t die while you’re at the dog park or doing training etc. Can’t recommend these. My biggest peeves about these collars/remote are as follows: first, there is about a one second delay from when you push the button to correct your dog to when the collar actually corrects your dog. Now if you you have a puppy or an excited dog, you know that they can move on from a behavior in less than a second. So the correction was delivered after she had stopped digging or had gotten down from somewhere she shouldn’t be etc. Second, there are no battery indicators on the collars. My dogs wore them a week straight (from waking until bed time) and the battery indicator on the remote was still full. We turn them off at night while they aren’t wearing them. I didn’t want to find out the hard way they were dead so I put them on the charger. The lights on the collars were red when I first put them on and about ten minutes later they were green so I took them off. I then let them wear the collars for two weeks and put them on the charger. Lights were red when I put them on and were green about an hour later (the next time I checked them). Hubby doesn’t want me to charge them if they don’t need to be but I don’t want to be at the dog park or whatever and find out it’s dead. I just put the remote on the charger for the first time since we initially charged everything. The battery indicator on it had full bars, but when I plugged it in it started charging like one, two, three, four bars; so I don’t know if it was low or not. The remote only stays lit up for ten seconds, then turns off. I know that’s to conserve battery life but I would love to see what level it was left on before I just hit the correction button. I don’t know if it will buzz the dog if the screen is dark or not, I always toggle the lock/unlock button to wake the remote before I correct. The beep button on the side does work if the screen is not on. With all that being said, the value of these collars is out of this world. We had an e-collar (the $130 one) and it lasted a few months before the collar started to deteriorate. By the time a year was up it was just time to replace it. It had to be charged every day and then re-paired to the remote every day (from day one). The collars have held up so far! My pup chews on my dog’s collar and it is holding up to that. I have noticed a few times that when I deliver a correction it doesn’t actually correct the dog (vibrate, specifically, not sure about the shock) even tho everything is charged. It’s annoying since sometimes you can miss the window to correct. But over all these are a 4 to 4.5 star product. I wasn’t sure how I was going to like one remote for two dogs but it has been mostly good; who wants to carry around two remotes and remember which remote is for which dog?? I will buy these again if they last a year, which is longer than my other one lasted and at double the cost for only one collar and remote.

We have four fur babies in our home. The youngest, a 9 month old puggle whom ran into the woods (about 300 acres, lots of predatory animals) a couple of weeks back right in front of us, not to return for a torturous 3 nights, disregarding us searching & calling her name for the next 72 hours. I know that I she were wearing this collar, it would had never happened & she would had turned around as soon as we had called her (which was within seconds) Since wearing it, she has been listening much better to our voice commands, if not to voice, she needs no more than couple of beeps and she is by our side. This of course after she learned that not doing so would turn into a vibrate, and if she demanded on being defiant, that she would feel a harmless, yet unwanted quick shock! She only needed this once before listening much better. We know that if she had this collar on, she would not had disappeared into the scary wilderness for three long, frightening nights!!! Happy Ending, by some miracle she returned home on her own, the AM after her 3rd night out ♥️ The other collar is used on our 2yr old puggle as we don’t want to take any chances… If used correctly, they learn very quick. The 2yr old, has never experienced anything more than a beep. The collars themselves are quality made, the mechanism is fairly small and sleek in comparison to others I have used, fitting nicely on 20lb dogs, without being/looking to bulky. The remote is also very user friendly and sleek in design in comparison to others. The range is 3/4 a mile, which is longer than most and they hold a charge very well!! They have both swam with them on, no problem. I would highly recommend to anyone that needs assistance in training & the manual will help teach you how it use them properly. Packaging was good, and they came with a charger! These collars have been a game changer in training in a short period of time & have alleviated is humans from heart failure if they sneak out of site for a second!! Beep Beep

They are good quality and the range is great. The problem is that they turn themselves off after a while. I don't know how specifically long that they work after you turn on the power button but, when you need them to work they aren't on and the batteries haven't ran down. They just power down on their own and that makes them useless. The other issue is the terminals that are supposed to touch your dog's neck aren't long enough to touch your dog's skin if it's like a labrador. I know they have thin metal add on wings that are held on with the terminals. These wings are very thin and easily bent especially if you have 2 dogs who wrestle with each other. The wings get bent completely out of shape and you end up taking them off and the terminals you are left with stick out less than half an inch and that's not long enough if you have a lab or a german shepard sized dog with a good amount of fur. So what I'm doing this very second is looking for longer terminals to screw into the 2 Bousnic collars that I bought. I don't see any in the Bousnic store on Amazon. So those 2 issues are the downfall of a nice collar system.

Best one I've ordered so far!, long range. I have 5 acres trees and it works at the back from the house. Battery life is long I get about 3 weeks of it. Only down side is if you don't use it for a couple days it turns off. I only use the beep for recall so some days she listens and some she doesn't. My dog is 140 pounds fits her well

Excelente collar de entrenamiento para dos perros. Se ve de buena calidad y funcionamiento. Vienen 2 correas y un control. Lo que me gustó es que es opcional el usarse aditamentos para modalidad de shock.. Además de su botón de seguridad de apagado.

This set is amazing. I have 2 dogs. I put them on in the morning and remove at night. Great for calling them in. I turn off at night. I only have to charge them about every 2 to 3 weeks! Works well.

Ça fonctionne bien mais je trouve que la télécommande est trop grosse.

I initially purchased a single training collar and realized I didn't plan things through when I had two dogs! I didn't return it and just bought this, and it's been really useful for my dogs when I take them to leash free parks or on a forest trail. I just have to switch the number on my controller. I have yet to use the shock option, and I don't plan to. Initially I was really really reluctant to get it bc of the thought of zapping my precious pets was repugnant to me, but my daughter convinced me that as long as I don't use the shock unless in emergency situations, it's an effective tool for getting their attention. She was right! My lab mix is good with the beep, and my am-staff mix is very responsive to the vibration. I use the collars only when I take them to an unfamiliar place full of dogs and people, or into a leash free enclosure with other dogs. The emergency situation might be if my food obsessed lab mix is about to eat an unfamiliar thing off the street, or if they ever get into a violent confrontation with other dogs. We should all be responsible by keeping them on a leash when walking on streets and other open spaces. So far I am very happy with it. The battery for the control lasts forever, and the standby time is insanely long. I bought them last November, and I think I charged all of 3 times since. That's really good!