does it have a remote control so I can shock the dog
231970
Yes, the picture shows the remote on the left. The remote has a beeping sound, vibrate and shock feature. I don't shock my dog, luckily she responds so well to just the beeping sound.
231971
Yes, it has a small remote that has 3 different buttons for different levels of severity.
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.
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!
1523110
Yes ma'am; I actually purchased this for my friend that has a yorkie named Izzy. You have full control of the vibration or the small shock. Izzy responds now so much better that all my friend does is hold the remote and Izzy doesn't realize the collar is off. I do RECOMMEND taking off not leaving on all the time and reward your baby when they obey. GOOD LUCK! if you have any other questions please don't hesitate.
1395990
No, it does not. It comes with a single switch that does two different functions. By sliding the switch forward, the light is on and quite bright; and the gun is disabled even if the red button is pressed. On the contrary, sliding backward to activate the stun-gun with a press of the red button; don't try it next to your pets because they will be panic.
792990
It will beep first and then it's a healthy shock when they are directly over the line. You can adjust the intensity though, depending on how well your dog learns. Most learn the first time.
1178308
Yes I have two dogs with two remotes just make sure you label the collar and remote, but of course if you are using the noise element for control then all the dogs can hear it, but the vibrate works really well with my dogs.
1094048
no, but it would be nice if it did. you need to make your dog think the tone is your voice or your command
552993
It will not shock the dog when barking and yes u can press the button whenever to beep, shock or vibrate
1878429
It probably wont, plus, this collar needs the owner to be present at the time of barking to press a button to send either vibration or electric shock. It does not have a bark sensor to automatically shock the dog.
1083997
You will need to use this with one of the spray collars (not on its own). You will have to get the remote-controlled collar and supervise the dog when it has access to areas where you don't want the dog to go, then spray the dog when it starts to get up on the furniture.
664505
No, but after the dog has learned what it does, you don't even need to turn it on. Just its presence keeps the dog away.
2075663
I do not know, I returned it as it does not know if your dog is barking or screaming in pain from the shock so it keeps on shocking, so the dog keeps on screaming , so I had to take it off the dog STAT!!! DID NOT WORK FOR MY DOG......
403365
It does both, but never at the same time. If you're holding the remote looking right at it, the button on the side makes the collar unit "beep" so as to locate your pup without shocking him/her (but it's not very audible, almost useless); the remote will have 2 soft buttons on the front, the smooth button is to SHOCK your pup and the button with a little bump on it is to make the collar vibrate and the intensity is assigned with the level wheel.
394859
There is not to my knowledge a way to trigger the PetSafe receiver with a remote. I use the PetSafe unit as boundary containment for my dog. I also have on her same collar a second box that allows sound and electric stimulant for training and correction.
1112912
No, this collar works by detecting a barking sound AND a simultaneous vibration (from the dog's vocal cords). Therefore, it will only shock the dog who actually barked. Hope that helps!
832397
No, you can turn the electrical shock way down, or just use the sound. We get the desired response from just the sound with our dog.