Bousnic Dog Shock Collar - 3300Ft Training Collar with Remote for 5-120lbs Small Medium Large Dogs Rechargeable Waterproof e Collar with Beep (1-8), Shake(1-16), Safe Shock(1-99) Modes (Purple)

I had a patpet collar for the past 5 years and it served me well, but it was wearing out. I mostly use it for recall because my dog doesn't always listen if he's found something more interesting and just the beep reminds him to come back. He's a reactive dog, so I can give him a little shock if he's about to lunge or bark at a dog. It's an effective way to say "no" when he's fixated on something else.I ended up transferring the winged prongs from his old collar because my dog's fur is long and thick, so standard ones don't work every time. The wings were almost too small, but they were just big enough to work. I couldn't find any winged prongs meant for this collar, which was a little disappointing.I love this remote much more than the patpet one. The on/off switch is very nice so I don't have to worry about accidentally pushing a button while we're walking. I do wish this one had a clip on the back, though. I used to clip the remote to his treat pouch so it was easily accessible. This one has a strap that needs to be looped around something, which doesn't work very well for me.Overall though, it's pretty nice and easy to figure out how to use. I'm hoping this one lasts a long time and survives the abuse my dog puts it through.

Grandmother passed away recently after owning a new puppy for approximately 3-6 months. Being a VERY active and intelligent dog, not many people wanted the responsibility of taking her. Being as we have some acreage to run and the wife wanted another dog of this size at some point (lost her last companion “Callum” maybe up to two years before taking in “Luna”) we took her on. Quickly took to digging and chewing, which I have some patience with and can be worked with; however, the jumping on my children, elderly, strangers in general was not something I could tolerate long as someone would get hurt quickly. Not to mention the kids would react, scream, and cringe as soon as they saw her which doesn’t relate to a good relationship with something. Anyway, I tested the strengths of the shock personally and set it on a mild to medium setting that I felt got the point across without hurting her. The first time she started to get out of hand, I told her no, which was received with the usual result of her ignoring the command. I then pressed the sound button and after followed with the vibration which had no response…until I hit the shock…she was not a fan. Immediately she jumped back and began trying to figure out what had happened. Gets even better. The next time she started acting up (which was a week and a half later or more), all I had to do was say no and hit the sound button and she IMMEDIATELY backed off and stopped. One full experience was all that was needed and she associated the beep with what came next. Last experience was my wife had the children outside (the youngest 15 months old) and the dog started getting just a bit too rambunctious around her. My wife got the collar and put it on her and the dog didn’t even wait for anything. She just turned around, walked off and lates under a tree. Didn’t even approach her the rest of the time. I can’t argue with those results. I understand different dogs and people may have different experiences, but that one is mine. Other similar collars may even do the same, but this was my first purchase of a training collar, got a collar color my girls loved (purple), and can’t complain about quality. Battery life seems sufficient, quality is as expected or better. Simple enough to use.Not really complaints, but the tension style lanyard didn’t last long on the control. Not sure what happened though, so can’t blame product. I just noticed one day it was broken and no one knows how…typical around here. Other that that, changing settings and such is all done by one push button/knob which may or may not be your thing, but we aren’t talking about a phone or something like the one I’m writing this review on, so no marks off there. Does what it’s supposed to and even instructions are written better than most cheaper electronic gadgets I purchase these days. Two thumbs up for product.

Overall, this is an excellent product. Our dogs learned quickly, and having the three options (alarm, vibrate & shock) gives many choices for a variety of training purposes. We use the alarm as a positive signal for the dogs to come when we can't see them. The vibrate mode is a negative warning to stop what they're doing and is a preamble to the full shock correction, if necessary. With so many different options and levels for the three modes, it was a little confusing during the initial setup. The instructions unfortunately don't explain the options in any detail. You have go discover them as you play with it. We especially like being able to control two dogs with one transmitter. Battery life is incredible. I've only had to charge once so far with over a month of usage. It's not clear to me how to know when the receivers need charging. I thought I read in the manual that the LED on the collars would flash rapidly when the battery was low, but I haven't seen that. The only way I knew one of the collars need charging, was that it stopped responding. There is one characteristic that I find particularly annoying: when the receivers are powered on, there is a vibration indicator, which is fine. However, when they are turned off, there is a very loud, obnoxious beep which I find particularly annoying. I'm not sure why it was designed that way. Doesn't make sense. Apart from the minor annoyances I already mentioned, I find this product to meet or exceed expectations with regard to features and performance and highly recommend it.

Does exactly what it should. Great little training tool. Adjusts to comfortable levels with ease. Battery seems to last a while on a single charge, almost 2 weeks. No complaints so far.

I’m not a fan of shock collars however, our trainer said we should get one. We only use it on 25 the other functions don’t really work on our dog. So far we’ve used it when he sees another dog and he snapped right out it and started walking with out looking at any other dog around him. However we did have to turn it higher when he got into the food on the counter. However, this may have been because of the collar getting lose I think I may have to glue it so that it doesn’t get lose anymore.

Bought this collar in March. Overall it is a good collar, my dog responds well to just beep. Seldom have to use the vibrate and never had to use the shock.The collar work great for 2.5 months. Then the power button stopped working so I could not turn it off. The only time it would turn off was when the battery died. I was able to charge it and the collar would turn back on. After a couple of days of this then the collar would not take a charge.I contacted the seller and informed them of the issue and they sent a replacement collar. I received it in 3 days of contacting them. They have great, fast customer service.

I ordered two of the Bousnic dog training collars... one for my eight pound Morkie... and another for my 16 pound Shorkie. The collars are great quality and appear to be very durable. They fit both of my pups well after sizing the collars correctly.The remote works great and I love having three training options (beep, vibration, and shock) with multiple intensity levels for each. You can also pair two collars with the same remote so you don't need to carry two remotes with you.I have not needed to use the shock option at all and don't believe I will need to as the vibration and beep training works great. Please be sure to adjust all intensity levels before using on your pup... especially the shock option as it is pretty powerful. I tested it on myself and even level 10 was not enjoyable. Level 1 should be more than enough for a small pup.Battery life has been great as well. Would definitely recommend.

This item came quickly. The item seems of great quality. I tried today as my dog has anxiety being in her crate while I work at home and this seems to be working. The beep and vibrate modes work effectively so that the shock does not to be used very often