Ultra-Small Dog Shock Collar, Ultra-Light & Thin Dog Training Collar with 1300ft Remote, Tailored for Small Dogs 5-15lbs & Medium Dogs, 198-Level Precise Control, Waterproof,… by Chupolik

No complaints at all so far. My dog is 8 pounds. It fits well, not too bulky on his throat. The command buttons r clearly marked . I like the warning button that can be pushed for an audible prompt for your dog before either vibrate or shock options. This should hopefully aide in training. The magnetic charger is excellent . Overall very satisfied.

One of my best friends doesn’t have any children and she’s almost done with the adoption process for a small chihuahua. She always loved animals and initially was hesitant to get one because she lives alone and works late. But with research and friends with experience she is getting her little puppy. I decided to get her a meaningful gift. A gift that can help relieve her worries about training and caring for her soon to be baby pup, once the doggie is of age of course. Another friend who is a dog owner has bought and used the same product. It was highly recommended. I’m super excited to give my bestie this Christmas gift.

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This collar has completely changed our potty-time routine for the better!

My chiweenie, Pickles, is a master escape artist. Whenever I let her out into our yard to use the bathroom, 9 times out of 10 she runs off to play and pretends she can’t hear me telling her to come back. If she sees a wild animal (bird, squirrel, rogue leaf blowing across the yard, etc.) she bolts after it leaving me standing there screaming her name while my neighbors look on and laugh. If someone happens to walk past our yard while she’s outside, she gets that typical “small dog attitude” and barks psychotically while running towards them to let them know that despite her small size she would still like to know what they taste like.

I was excited to try this collar but honestly I didn’t have high hopes due to just how stubborn Pickles has always been. I never liked the idea of a shock collar so I decided I would start at the bottom with the high-pitched beep then work my way up to the vibration and save the shock function as a last resort.

I opened the box and read the directions (which were very clear and easy to understand) while charging the collar. It came with a USB charging cord only, no block but I just plugged the USB cord into my laptop, and it was fully charged very quickly. I learned my way around the remote and the collar itself and it was very easy to figure out with the clearly labeled buttons. The collar itself seemed very long at first, but the instructions showed me how to trim it to size and how to keep it from fraying on the end and it now fits Pickles perfectly.

First, I tested out the high-pitched beep function to see how loud it was and it wasn’t as loud or high-pitched as I thought it would be. I was actually relieved because I didn’t want to hurt her ears or anything. Then I tried the vibrating function and this thing vibrates hard! It has 99 levels of vibration, and I played with it until I found a level that wasn’t so hard it would traumatize her but would still get her attention, I settled around 75. Curiosity got the best of me, so I screwed in the little studs on the back of the collar and prepared myself to test out the shock function on my arm. I started at 1 and went all the way up to 99 and it never got painful; it was very uncomfortable and not something I particularly enjoyed but it wasn’t inhumane at all.

Finally, it was go-time, so I put it on Pickles and sent her outside to do her business. The collar wasn’t heavy or uncomfortable to her at all; she didn’t act like she even noticed it around her neck. I stood on my porch, remote in hand and my finger poised on the “beep button” and out of the corner of my eye I saw a bird land in the grass nearby and got ready for her to chase it. She took off and I yelled her name (it fell on deaf ears as usual) then I activated the beep. She stopped in her tracks and looked so confused I had to laugh a little bit. Once the beep stopped, she went right back to chasing the bird. I tried the beep again and she would stand still when it was beeping but would run again when the beeping stopped. I decided to try the vibrate function and she turned around and ran right past me straight into the house!

I thought to myself, “There’s no way this thing worked this fast!” but the next time I took her out and she decided to bolt, I hit the vibrate function again. Instantly right back in the house like before! I couldn’t believe my eyes, my dog has been terrorizing the neighbors, the wildlife, everyone and everything nearby for years now and all it took was this little vibrating collar to finally make her act right? Just to be sure it wasn’t a fluke or too good to be true I put it on her every time I let her outside and by the second day she only bolted twice. Then on the third day I could tell she wanted to bolt a few times but instead she would just turn around and look at me, and I would say, “Let’s go inside and get peepee treats!” and she would just run right inside. I still put the collar on her when she goes outside but I haven’t had to use it since the second day.

In conclusion, this little collar is amazing. It’s easy to use, lightweight, comfortable, easy to put on and take off, and best of all its affordable! Overall, it’s a valuable humane training tool to tame your wild little beasts.

I honestly had no idea they made training collars specifically for little dogs, so I was really surprised when I found this one! I’ve always been hesitant to try something like this because most collars are bulky and seem way too harsh for smaller breeds — but this one is super compact and lightweight, which made me feel a lot more comfortable.

The collar has three different modes — beep, vibrate, and shock, and you can adjust the intensity on each one. I love that I can use just the beep or vibrate as a warning, and my dog is already responding really well without needing anything stronger. The remote is easy to use, and the collar fits securely but comfortably around my pup’s neck.

Overall, it’s a great tool if you’re training a small dog and want to correct behavior gently.