Is this collar automatic? Or does it have remote control? That'd be helpful information
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The collar is automatic. The nice thing about it is the collar needs both the vibration from the vocal chords/neck area combined with the sound of the bark before it sends the signal so if you have other dogs it won't go off by just hearing their bark.
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This Collar Is All Manual. There Are Collars That Are Bark Collars Out There But This Is Not One.
2023655
Will collar vibrate if it's on the dog and owner is not using s remote control ? We try to teach our Shepard to sleep overnight outside at his nice kennel. So mostly for night use when he barks at the nature around. ThanKshatriyas.
34716
When you are programming the remote to the 2 collars you will be able to set up them up desperately.With the ability to send the vibration to different dogs at different times. I called the customer service number that is included on the box and a very friendly, helpful guy walked me through doing this. Took only a few mins.
663887
The collar(receiver) has a red LED that turns on when the collar becomes active. The collar has a motion detector that is how it turns off/on. The remote control(transmitter) has a display that indicates it is on.
2268605
It doesn't. Each collar comes with its own remote. I just marked the remotes with the dog's initial and put a black collar on one dog and orange on the other so that I don't get the collars and remotes mixed up. One of our dogs is more easy-going than the other so his beeper/buzzer is set at a lower charge than the stubborn dog. Honestly after training, the beeper is all that is necessary for correcting most behavior. I rarely ever use the buzzer feature!
1384306
The remote is used to put the collar into bark mode. I haven't tested but I'm pretty sure the collar will stay in that mode with the remote off
1218258
No there is not an automatic bark control. You would need to activate every time the dog barks for corrections.
1237358
The collar is adjustable. Just buy the one appropriate for the size of the dog. It's not magic, but it does help!
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You are in full control of the collar. It doesnt have an automatic correction
2120056
I dont have my manual in front of me, but you have to stck a pin or paperclip in the bone where the black flap is and then press the buttons down on the remote. You can always contact the company and they will tell you. They were very helpful when one of my collars stopped.working
1878433
You need a bark collar - not the one with the remote - you won't be there to use the remote and this collar doesn't correct behavior automatically
561020
It has a built in battery that last for a very long time. I have been more than pleased with the battery life on this collar.
1107748
No there is no auto off option. There is a button on the collar that you turn on before you put the collar on the dog but unless you push it again to turn it off it will stay on until the battery dies. Depending on how much you need to use it, I find the battery lasts for about 2 days without needing a charge. That's with it being on the entire time.
1509535
Nope, not automatically. You don't really want it to power off automatically because you wouldn't want it to just turn off without warning. It is weatherproof with an on/off button and blinking LED (green okay/red needs to be charged). When you charge the collar unit, you also charge the transmitter at the same time.
152222
What do you mean? If you are asking if you can use one remote for two collars, I don't think so. We tried that and I believe the remotes/collars are programmed to each individually. We did try to see if we could use the 2nd remote with the 1st collar and vice versa, but it wouldn't work.
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It does and as others noted it is important to watch and follow it's guidance. A dog that has become "collar wise" is tough to train! They know when it's not on - and behave accordingly ;-) I started our Lab with a collar at about a year old. Only put it on (turned off) when doing fun things in the yard in a controlled situation. Then we progressed to the field - again controlled. And I still used a check cord when necessary. Now when I show the collar she's all excited and ready to go! She does NOT like the check cord ;-).