Do you have to reconnect the collars to the remote just once, or after every charge time?
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You have to sync the collars to the remote after every charge time. It is not hard to do but it is kind of annoying.
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Since you have two collars you have to re-establish the connection to the remote in order to assign which collar is 1 or 2 and yes that's everytine you take the collars of the charger. Hope that answers your question.
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Every complete charge. They work great and I have seen great impromivement in my dogs learning.
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We use the collars pretty much every day for our woods walks. I charge them once a week as a routine. But they never go dead. Make sure it is off look for the blinking light.
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The collar is rechargeable. The remote needs a 23A 12v. This collar has worked for me. My dog does not bark at all with the collar on. He was very easy to train. I have a little Cairn terrier.
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Hello - both are re-chargable & you can do them both at once as the charger cord is split into two lines.We will charge it overnight & its usually fully charged by morning. To save the battery on the collar you can also press the button on it (till it beeps) to turn if on or off (flashing green lights means it is on) I suggest you not leave your dog home alone with the collar on.
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Ooooh. I don't know since I only have one. But you would think that the remote control would be calibrated to the specific collar. Good luck.
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That depends on a lot of factors, like how often you use the collar and what functions you use. The remote's battery will last you a while, we've only had to change it once since we bought the collar. If our dog is behaving well the collar can last a while too, the tone does not eat up the battery as quickly as the shocks. So if your dog responds to the tone then you'll get more use out of the collar battery. We change ours probably every other month.
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the remote does not but the collar does. it goes into standby until there is movement to save on battery.
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Are you charging them with unit turned "on" or "off"? I would leave them both "on" and charge them every 8 hrs whether they need it or not. Once you program the collars don't shut them off. Otherwise, you will have to program them individually again. Hope this helps.
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It lasts at least 2 days. I charge the collar every other day even if the indicator light is green. I charge the remote once a week regardless of the indicator bar.
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The remote has settings for both collars. Collar 1 or collar 2. Very easy and it works great. The only negative is that the rechargeable battery in the collar runs down in less then a week and needs to be recharged again
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There is a button on the right side of the remote that allow you to select from collar 1 or collar 2.It can get tricky when switching but you get used to it.
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Jonathan is correct. You can add up to 3 collars to one remote. There are 3 buttons on the remote. With just one collar the buttons do momentary, continuous and vibrate/tone. When you add collars each button is assigned to control the continuous stimulation of one collar only.
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This particular collar is rechargeable and I'm currently recharging it about once a month. System works great!!!
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I have not had a problem with my remote, in fact the collar allways runs out of charge at least 3-4 times before I have to charge the remote.
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I had a similar issue where I couldn't get one of my collars to sync at all period. There are two ways that I have found to 're-set' the collar(s). The first, and quickest, is to hold the power button on the collar until it beeps at you and turns off. Plug it into the charger and it should turn the red light back on (and the blue light if it is fully charged). I generally wait until the blue light comes on, then I unplug it and try re-syncing. The second method (which I use if the first method didn't work) is to simply leave the collar unplugged until it runs out of battery, then plug it in and wait for it to charge back up before trying to re-sync. I had a similar issue where I couldn't get one of my collars to sync at all period. There are two ways that I have found to 're-set' the collar(s). The first, and quickest, is to hold the power button on the collar until it beeps at you and turns off. Plug it into the charger and it should turn the red light back on (and the blue light if it is fully charged). I generally wait until the blue light comes on, then I unplug it and try re-syncing. The second method (which I use if the first method didn't work) is to simply leave the collar unplugged until it runs out of battery, then plug it in... » Read More I had a similar issue where I couldn't get one of my collars to sync at all period. There are two ways that I have found to 're-set' the collar(s). The first, and quickest, is to hold the power button on the collar until it beeps at you and turns off. Plug it into the charger and it should turn the red light back on (and the blue light if it is fully charged). I generally wait until the blue light comes on, then I unplug it and try re-syncing. The second method (which I use if the first method didn't work) is to simply leave the collar unplugged until it runs out of battery, then plug it in and wait for it to charge back up before trying to re-sync. « Show Less
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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
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Unscrew the black plastic piece that covers the charging hole. On the side where the screw is there is also a hole, use a paperclip or something pointy to depress the reset button. Your red indicator light should stay lit a solid color then press the V1 button on your remote. Your indicator light should then blink. Your remote is then paired with the collar.