DogRookNo Shock Training Collar Action

We already received this product 2 days ago but I was really disappointed all I get is just device inside the box is not complete NO USB CABLE AND NO PRO LONG COVER.I have to go and look for adaptor just to charge the device.

I have a Jack Russell that has taken to frenetically barking and nearly everything. I have tried many methods to try and quiet him down and none of it worked. I saw this product, and while I was a bit skeptical at first, I decided to get it as I was at the end of my rope on trying to control my dog's barking.This collar has helped SO MUCH! The first time my dog barked with the collar on, the vibrations diverted his attention long enough for me to get through to him and make him settle down. Now my command of, "Hush," actually holds weight, as the collar provides a consistently unpleasant (but safe/non-harmful) consequence for not listening. Utilizing the collar, command, and rewards for listening gives me solid hope that the collar will soon be mostly decorative.The collar itself has a pleasant and sleek design. At first glance it doesn't really look like an e-collar. The beep/vibrate module itself isn't too large for a 20lb dog and it doesn't affect his day-to-day flexibility. The collar does not have a D-ring, so it cannot be used for walking or attaching traditional ID tags. The battery lasts a while, especially once my dog started activating it less. It needs charged about every 2 weeks, and putting it on the charger before my dog takes a nap leaves the collar fully charged once he wakes up.The activation of the collar controls his barking without being too restricting or sensitive. It does not activate when he whines or growls (so he is still able to communicate) and Mode 3 allows him to alert bark (1 - 3 brisk barks) without the collar going off (though in this mode it will still keep him from escalating to frenetic barking). The collar also doesn't easily mistake other sounds for him barking (even in Mode 5), as my big dog has barked within 4 feet of him without activating the collar. There have also been moments where other traditionally loud sounds have been going on (door slams, hammers, loud voices) and the collar not activate. I'm guessing the environment would have to be significantly loud for the collar to go off and the likelihood of that happening in a typical household is small (this collar is turned off when he is outside of the house). I have also heard that this collar will not activate if the dog howls, but my dog is not a significant howler, and the collar did activate the one time he did howl with it on (though I will note that his howls always start with barks so that may be why). When the collar was first introduced, my dog had a single spell where he tested it pretty hard, so I want to point out that the beeping and vibration will vary/become more intense if your dog chooses to ignore the first beep/vibration. So just like with any other training tool I highly advise supervising your dog with it, so they can be shown what to do/how to stop the collar going off as I can see how this can freak out an unsupervised dog.All-in-all, this collar is really what my dog needed to show him that barking is not always necessary. Sometimes you can train a dog to settle down without a bark collar, but in the cases where those other methods are not working, this is the collar for you. This collar has really saved my sanity and it has allowed my dog to better understand exactly what I want from him. If there's one thing I dislike, I dislike the fact that I didn't get this collar sooner.

I have 4 dogs. For two of them, I just have to show them the collar and they know not to back but my other two dogs are a bit wild and having the collar on them doesn't really stop them from barking as much. The only bad thing about the collar is that if another dog barks near it, the collar will react which means my dog feels the vibrations even though they didn't bark, however, i dont put the collars on all of the time. All in all I am very happy with it. I put the collar on my own neck fist just to make sure I found it safe and OK to use on my dogs. It doesn't cause any pain.

Got this so my puppy would calm down with the barking and howling when im not home. She doesnt like it but she doesn't care either, she still howls. I still have it on when she is alone.Also it goes of in her sleep if she breaths sometimes, and thats not good.

Notre fifille aboie à la folie lorsque nous sortons de la voiture, un vrai déchirement pour elle mais un réel calvaire pour celui qui reste à attendre dans la voiture !! Nous avons longuement hésité avant de l'acheter, ne voulant pas martyriser notre toutou adoré pour ce qui est naturel pour un chien. Nous avons décidé d'essayer, résultat, ça fonctionne bien !! Certes, au début, elle fut très surprise de cette vibration car même si cela reste inoffensif, la vibration est tout de même surprenante pour elle. La première fois, elle en a été effrayée, mais lorsqu'elle a compris d'où cela venait, elle s'est calmée. Je tiens à vous préciser que c'est un Berger Allemand, info importante pour ceux qui ont des petits toutous car la vibration est bien présente, même en réglant sur 0. Nous avons trouvé l'astuce de ne pas serrer le collier, nous lui laissons très large, une main passe entre son cou et le collier, le collier se déclenche quand même, et reste moins surprenant pour notre fifille. Je le conseille pour tous les chiens (petits et grands) qui aboient trop (c'est toujours mieux que d'arriver en s'en séparer dans certaines situations) mais en prenant la précaution, tout comme nous, de ne pas serrer le collier, le laisser très ample, juste ce qu'il faut pour ne pas qu'il le perde, et de le mettre sur réglage 0, ça suffit largement. Après, c'est juste une vibration, rien de bien méchant. Bref, je le conseille pour tous ceux à qui les aboiements peuvent causer des ennuis de voisinage ou autres, en prenant la précaution de ne pas serrer le collier à la façon "collier normal". Efficace !

Cumple con su función. Me preocupaba que el ladrido de otros perros hicieran saltar el collar. No es así, solo salta si ladra él, ya que el micro lo tiene por la parte de dentro (cuello). Lo que le hace parar los ladridos es la vibración, emite un tenue pitido aunque con los ladridos apenas lo oyes, la vibración hace que el perro deje de ladrar. Yo se lo até con dos dedos de holgura, ya que trae como dos pines para que toque el cuello. En mi caso no ha hecho falta que los pines toquen el cuello, ya que vibra mucho. Lo recomiendo