I want to use this on my dog so I would ike to control the number of beeps. Is this a continuous beep or do I press button for each beep?
1456541
It does a series of beeps (6 or so?) per press of the locator button. It will continuously beep if you hold the button down.
1456542
It is more of a continuos beep, more like...... beepbeepbeepbbeep..but it is not a very loud beep....and you have to hold the tracker/locator button down. It is great for finding my keys, the tv remote and my cell phone. Hope this helps!
1456543
If your intent is to keep track of your dog, this isn't the answer. It only has a 60 foot range so your dog would have to be very close by. Furthermore, the beep is fairly soft so you might not be able to hear it if your dog isn't very close by.
1456544
I am thinking the same thing "using it for my puppy" she goes and finds a small space and goes to sleep and doesn't come when called. Did you find a device?
1690587
Usually I hit the beep button twice then it works. Make sure the collar is set to the right channel too if yours has three like mine does. Hope that helps.
34715
the remote has three buttons to program three separate collars. the manual lays out different settings you can use for training purposes. I use one remote for two separate collars/dogs. you can send separate vibrations or push the buttons at the same time( simultaneously) to send a vibration to each dog at the same time. truly this training device has helped tremendously. I have a1 year old Shepard mix who was extremely hard to train and this device has made a huge improvement in her behavio. I would absolutely recommend this product.
125713
It is a shock collar but it has dual functions. You can use the "vibrate" or shock button, or you can use the tone button (positive or negative tone) that makes a beep sound or you can use both the tone and vibrate (shock) at the same time.
1599541
You can control through momentary and continuous stimulation. There is no tone control. There is a button to control the beeper on/off. Newer models do have tone control with this one I am using a whistle.
2125176
Only if you keep pushing the button while pointing it at the dog for than 30 seconds non-stop.5 to 10 seconds at a time is fine.
1915303
I'm finding the same thing. Our dog will be running around and we can repeatedly press the button and nothing happens. The light on the remote will be on, but because the dog is running around, I can't see if the collar light is on. (We know it's not activating because we're close enough the hear the vibration, and the dog has specific behavior when it goes off (like he startles and stops what he's doing). Then the next time is will work. I have a second remote in my shopping cart because we need two of them, but I'm not sure if I should delete it and return this one.
5265
Excellent question! This unique style of the remote to the collar allows to have a continuous connection. However this device is set up to where if the dog is not active in barking it will automatically set it to "sleep". The remote itself will turn it self to "sleep" as well after a few moments when not in use. (But to turn it back on you simply press down briefly the MODE button) Hope this helps!
2128585
I'm guessing you have 2 dogs. You can only shock one dog at a time. There is a wheel that's selects dog "A" or dog "B". You cannot shock and beep them at the same time. You have to choose whit h one "gets it". Unless you buy 2 separate remotes. And that can get confusing.
1804226
Hi. The unit we have makes a sound that warns the dog he is doing something wrong. It is a separate button totally. The sound can be increased also. The shock button is totally separate from the sound button and can also be adjusted to a higher # if needed. It has been a HUGE help to us with our Malamute and has helped in her training. Our daughter has a Lab/Newfie mix and they have had excellent results with their collar also. Highly recommend it. Good luck. Sue
714398
Just point it at the dog and press the button. It is really loud! You can test it to see just how loud it is.
487296
Yes, it does have to be pressed. You are correct for there is no/off switch. How long you press it -is up to you. I have to press it longer at times to get the dog to stop barking but it does work on my yorkie.
770510
My collar do not have such option. I'm not sure if any new versions have such option but I don't think your dog can be "beeped" anyway unless it is remote controlled.
543949
Easy. The only function you will lose when controlling multiple collar is the beep.
2011407
it has an automatic bark feature. You have to press the button on the remote to activate it. When we turned ours on it shocked the dog all the time even she was not barking so I sent this POS back.
125714
it is a shock collar... you can hit one button to get your dogs attention and a second button if you need to shock the dog because it is not listening to your command. A third button is for positive reinforcement. I had to use the shock button twice. Overall it is effective.
1285872
I believe its 2-3, then a beep and if the dog continues to bark it shocks. I only had to use it once on my german shorthair pointer. I have it on him in the off position cause he knows he will get zapped if he barks. It only took one zap before he learn not to bark. Hope this helps.Mark