PT0Y1 Dog Training Shock Collar, Rechargeable and Weather Resistant, 1000 ft Range

I completely love the training Callor. We use the vibration setting on our husky malamute whom is two years old and is stubborn as an ic but the first time we placed it on her and began to dig in the yard and I pressed the "y" button she immediately stopped came towards me and sat right down beside me. When I was first trying to set everything up, I was a little confused on why the shock setting wasn't syncing up with the collar until I re read the instructions. I set it all the way to 100 which was the highest setting and placed it on my hand pushed the reset button on he side of the callor, and got heard two beeps, when it finally synced up and I pressed the mode button to the shock setting and placed it all the way to the highest setting "ZAP!!!!" I got the shock crapped out of my hand. Lol my hand was red and left two marks on it. I re read the instructions which said to start to the lowest setting first and the. work your way up. My husky malamute has an e trembly high pain tolerance so we had to set it on the highest vibrating setting. We don't like to use the shock setting because it scares her. However a plus side of the vibrating setting she no longer jumps on people, she stays right by my side at all times, she listens when her name is called and immediately comes to me instead of ignores me. She stopped digging. She stopped barking and talking to other dogs. She still plays with our 8 old chihuahua without hurting him like she use to. And we only had to use it a few times for her to understand that when it vibrates, and we make a command, she stops what she's doing and immediately stands by my leg looking straight at me. All in all have no complaints about this product. The instructions were very easy to read, the dog listens very well now and I've only had it a few days, and I only keep it on her when she's going outside the back yard and she doesn't run away anymore yay!, and the product is so easy to install. The only thing I didn't like was that it comes in a VERY LOOOOONG collar in which we still have yet to cut for down to her size. The collar device and remote are very light weight and very easy to use. It has two channels on it so you can use/buy two collars one for each dog. Thank you PetTech for helping us! We spend over $4000 on training our husky malamute and she still didn't listen to my commands and it wasn't just because she was a puppy. We started her when she was eight weeks old. The training started from boot camp the best one in Kingsland GA, to boot camp at Petsmart one on one training, to Petsmart training class, to watching the pet whisperer on YouTube, read books, leash training with treats, and this was our last resort and hope. Now she's calm and collective, quiet, listens, the seeetest dog, comes when she's called, sits stays lays down when she is commanded to do whatever we say, even my 7 year old is commanding her and Husky Malalmute listens to her and follows her around without the remote, and most importantly this device saved us to help potty train her! Yay!!! Oh and we even got an email from CJ asking in an email if we needed even more help with more training after we bought the device. Great Job and excellent choice and very affordable! I would recommend this to anyone and everyone who has a hard time training a stubborn puppy or dog even if they are aggressive it will help change their attitude very quickly. Thank you again for helping us.. had enhad know. This existed we would have saved a lot of money and time.

This is by FAR the best dog training collar we have used. The collar itself is very durable compared to others we have used, and really there is no comparison when it comes to fitment. The collar is a plastic-coated material that is far superior to the nylon type that freyed badly in the past. As far as the mechanical part of the collar, it is extremely durable and effective as well. The other brand we used broke within a month, which is why we gave this one at least a month before reviewing it. This collar has a sound, vibration, and a static shock setting, and all have several different levels. We only have had to use the sound...our dog comes running back to us every time we have to use it when she tries to leave the yard. We also have only used it on the lowest setting, and only had to use it about four times before our dog caught on to what we wanted her to do. The range is far superior to other products. The equipment also holds an excellent charge as we have only had to charge it once in a month. Overall, buy this and save your money on the $100.00 or more brands...they will let you down. This one will impress, and the owner has contacted us several times to ensure we are happy, and to ensure we knew that if we were not she would make it right (has a lifetime replacement gurantee that you will likely never have to use!). You can also add another collar to use with the system if you have two dogs. TRUST ME...we would not say this thing works if it did not....we are so relieved to be able to rely on this equipment to help us keep our pet safe!

I received a surprising number of "hope you like our product; contact us with any questions" automatic emails. Yet when I used the product for two weeks and finally responded with a question, I got no response! I wanted to know if the problem with the glitchiness was with the overall design (ie, a known issue with either the controller or the collar, thus nothing I can accommodate or fix) or if I had a malfunctioning unit, or if there is a way to get it to work consistently. Pro: Rechargeable battery in the collar Pro: Battery lasts a long time, and just needs to be recharged every few days. Just take your dog's collar off and recharge a few hours twice a week Con: Too frequently doesn't work. So, the dog won't get consistent results! I don't think I have a fluke product. I think the controller and the collar just don't always sync Con: The controller is designed to work with up to two collars. But, the design makes it too easy to switch between collar one or two, and it isn't easy to differentiate at a glance. I have one collar. Sometimes when the collar didn't respond, it turned out the controller was set to collar two inadvertently. I'm so glad I had only one collar! I'd feel awful if buzzing a different dog than the one I meant to correct Con: The controller allows an audible correction, a vibrating buzz correction, or a static shock correction. The static shock ranges in intensity of the strong one typically felt from grocery carts to the less strong zap typically felt after touching someone that went down a playground slide to the least strong zap received by putting the tongue on both the positive and negative of the rectangular batteries, as kids often do. The problem is that the options are on the same button. So, one uses the same button to cycle from sound to buzz to shock. It's too easy to cycle from one to the other inadvertantly, which means it's too easy to accidently shock when intending to buzz, since the shock choice follows the buzz choice. To prevent this, keep shock on level 0. Then nothing will happen if on that setting inadvertently. If going to shock because the dog ignores the first vibrate (16-30ish is my choice) and the second or even third vibrate (I up the intensity by twenty or thirty levels in between buzzes), then switch to shock and set shock to 1. There's no need to shock higher than level 1. It's a surprising and effective little zap The controller should have a different bottom for each setting of audible, buzz, or zap. Having one button to cycle through is inviting training disaster, since it's both too easy to be on the wrong setting and takes too long to jump between settings for the same infraction. The controller should have the first and second collar choice button as a switch instead. Then it can't be pressed accidently, sending the controller signal nowhere when using only one collar, or worse to the wrong dog when using two collars. The controller and collar need to be better quality so that it works every time. When it doesn't work, the collar is pointless. Then, it starts working again, on its own but without the ability to troubleshoot or make it start working. I just put it on audible now and then, to check if it's working.