Vibration Dog Remote Trainer 150 Yard Multivet

Vibration Dog Remote Trainer 150 Yard Multivet

(2 customer reviews)

Vibration dog Remote collar Now introducing the new technology in remote trainers, the vibration correction method. This new model will not release a shock, static or a spray but will release a painless vibration. The Vibration Control Collar is effective and safe. It has no secondary negative effects. The collar is comfortable and will fit dogs of all sizes. Kit Includes : 1 Receiver and transmitter collar, 1 Black collar, 2 batteries A great training tool and an indispensable aid to owners of deaf or hearing-impaired dogs. Uses vibration to help you silently call your dog from a distance. Dissuades or interrupts negative behavior by using the hand-held transmitter. Range = 150 yards.

Kit Include : 1 Receiver and transmitter collar, 1 Black collar, 2 battery

SKU:

15357122-1184164346553

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Product Details:

Product Length:	1.18 inches
Product Width:	2.09 inches
Product Height:	1.26 inches
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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the right tool for specific issues Feb 10, 2010
This is NOT the collar that you would use to call your dog to you or to stop it from barking. If your dog can hear, there are better ways of training him/her. This is the PERFECT tool for deaf dogs, or elderly dogs that are losing their hearing. All this collar is meant to do is to get the dog's attention so that you can then give your dog a visual command. there is no opportunity to harm your dog by accidentally hitting a shock option. it might also work for dogs with some OCD behaviors to break their concentration while flank sucking, spinning, etc. it is NOT meant to be a penalty. for the VERY reasonable cost, this is a great find!

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Didn't even slow down my dog Dec 06, 2007
My 19 lb shih-tzu mix dog had a surprised look the first time he went to chase the cat, but then ignored the vibration. It didn't bother him at all. I found that teaching the command "Off!" or doing Cesar Milan's "Tssst!" command worked much better at teaching the dog to NOT go after or do something.

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