Could this collar be used to help prevent problems when traveling in an off road vehicle when the conditions are very bumpy and bad?
1949928
yes I think it would help a lot I'm always using mine in the car you can adjust the air pressure for the pain.
1949929
yes I believe so because you can adjust the amount of air in it ah often use it in the car also
1949930
I am not the manufacturer, but the instructions say it is not meant to be used for sleep or during driving, so I would say no. I think it's meant to only be used 15 min a day while seated stationary. Hope this helps!
1949931
Correct answer: NO. == ATTENTION ==== You cannot wear ChiSoft device in your car anytime. This is aneck stretcher, not a neck collar. The purpose is to stretch your stiff neck muscles.
1211917
It might work for that, I use it outside to keep the cats off of our cars and it is not very effective. I think using it in a close proximity would be effective.
1534674
I agree with other feedback. I would NOT use this where it is exposed to weather. I keep mine on the south facing dash of my infrequently used truck to keep the remote and security system from draining the battery dead.
1140404
According to the instructions, the collar needs to fairly tight. If you can get it buckled pretty easily, it is probably too loose. Make sure the dog is standing when you put on the collar. I have to stand over my dog and hold her up with my knees at her hips to put on the collar. I found that the collar can be a little looser and still work. But it still needs to tight enough to stay in place.
654211
Not sure exactly what you are asking about, but my dog wears his collar all the time when I'm home so I don't have to worry about putting it on or off each outside visit. People have said that in multi-level homes that they have had to watch because it did work in the home and the dog wasn't allowed upstairs/downstairs. It would depend on how wide an area you have the settings.
795038
I don't think I'd recommend it in this situation: if your dog is nervous or fearful or agitated during a car ride, you need to look for another solution, something will calm him down. Perhaps something like a 'storm coat' (which tightly encompasses the dog and makes it less fearful in storm conditions) would be worth a try. Good luck!
906770
I haven't tried it for that, but thanks for the idea; one of my dogs has both fear of thunder/fireworks and travel anxiety. It should work, it's based on the same principal - to provide snug physical contact during a situation causing anxiety. The question is "how much will it work?" I have found the thundershirt does not eliminate my dogs' thunder/fireworks fear, but does moderate it somewhat. Normally my dog is literally glued to my leg during thunder events. With the shirt, she still wants to be near me -- but she doesn't need to be in constant physical contact. I will try the shirt for short drives and see if it helps alleviate the fear. My dog crouches in fear on the floor of the backseat and has uncontrollable drooling. Based on the small success with storm events, I expect I might be able to get her to stop the drooling - still huddle on the floor, but not uncontrollably. Good luck.
12930
I honestly don't know. I've wondered the same thing about different sellers selling the same thing... I've had this collar on my outdoor cat. She is pretty much a rugged farm cat and this collar has held up 100 % dispite the dirtyness.
816744
Because you are in the car there is a greater risk of injury to the dog. If you stop short or someone hits you and the dog gets thrown around, they could choke from the tension on the collar. If they go to stick their head out the window it might not be very comfortable for them to have that tension around their necks and we want them to enjoy their time in the car! hope that helps!
1515932
It works fine having the dogs wear both collars when they are outside. Ours have worn them for three years. Recently, we combined the radio and barrier rock transmitters on to one collar and that is working also.
797545
Yes no problem. The collar is adjustable. You may not be able ro get it real tight but it works on my small dog about that size.
633338
I think it would be if worn snug against neck. My dog wore it for a week and learned not to bark, now we only put it on once in awhile.
1192508
Yes, I think it would work on a harness if the sensor (fob) were worn at collar level.
2036191
I don't know the company's entire product line, but if you think you need a training collar to correct that behavior, this collar would suit that purpose. I know that the company offers collars that provide a longer transmission distance, but you wouldn't seem to need something like that.
1042891
I think if the harness has a leash connection near the collar it might be okay. But if the leash connects behind the shoulder blades; no. Unless someone could sew a reinforced hole over the leash hook. (Reinforce with patches of leather sewn and glued around the hole.) Our dog gave up bolting years ago, except halfheartedly for fun to flush a couple of ducks. So her collar works fine (and isn't a hazard). Maybe you could find a combo harness/jacket somewhere? (If not, invent one and make big bucks!)
475225
If you use it with a collar, it would not be safe incase of accident. However, I returned this item and it was neither strong enough for my German Shepherd or taut enough.
2010005
Hello: I am not quite sure how to help. This item is for a collar. You might try searching for a different item. - Beautiful Brands -