Dog Training Collar with Remote, 2600FT Range, 4 Training Modes Beep, Shake, Safe Shock, LED Light, Rechargeable IPX7 Waterproof for All Breeds Sizes, with Three Receiver… by Heaflex

Works great! Super easy to use! My dog got the collar wet and I have dropped the remote a handful of times and it still works! Love the led lights on the collars and remote.

This collar is great, its really helped in my dog training, truth be told I rarely use the actual shock function, the vibrate seems to be enough to take my dogs attention away from whatever she is barking at/chasing. And the range is very nice, even when I cant see her i have good faith in the range of the shock collar that using the beep tone will recall my dog. Great shock collar!

My dogs wear these when we go camping and for the most part they do a great job without having to use them. There are 3 devices that is ran from ine control. Each channel belings to a device. There are 3 modes (sound, vibrate, shock) and a light. I feel these devices are good with what I need them for; but not so much if you are training a hunting dog, etc. The only downside of the actual collar is it doesn’t stay tight. I will have to buy new collars elsewhere to get the fit and a way to keep them on the dogs. An idea would be a collar with holes and pin to help hold it in place better.

This has worked well for my dogs. They were already trained with a control collar but I was fed up of having to take with me various controls, so this one that has one control for 3 dogs is great. I only ever need to use the beep sound on it as it is to get them to return to me as they walk off leash. I just press the sound button and they come no matter where they are. It has a good range but obviously not limitless. I like that it has 3 different colors so I can differentiate which collar goes to which dog and remember which channel each is on. You can cut the collars to size so it will fit any dog.
Like any control collars the actual electronic part is not tiny so on a small dog like my chihuahua it is a bit cumbersome, but if needed she can use it. I mainly use it for my 3 big dogs though.
The only cons are: I would prefer not to have the antenna on it. It’s a small remote but my last control did not have an antenna and it makes it so much more compact and easy to put in the pocket. And there is no lock on it. The other control I had, had a safety lock so you wouldn’t hit a button accidentally. I don’t know if it automatically locks after a few seconds but I have not as yet had it go off accidentally in my pocket.
I do recommend control collars but only to people who I know would use them responsibly. Too many people use them for discipline, but they are not for that. They are training aids. Yes, you might need to use the shock button at the beginning (I tried it on myself first and it mainly startles, not hurting) but once you show the dog the bad behavior it is rare you have to press that button again in its lifetime.

Ho ho ho my bastard dogs are well behaved with these on even without me actually using them after the first demonstration. Instead of calling them to me a quick sound out is enough to have them running back. The vibration works great as a warning before an actual shock and over all this has been the best use of my money. The battery lasts days. Sadly I left these on while the dogs were crated and the corgi has learned to chew off his neighbors collars. Will repurchase.