I don't see on the collar where to set the different levels of shock. Can you tell me how?
2019932
This confused the heck out of me too. There is a small black button on the bottom of the collar that you have to push and hold. When you push and hold it, you'll see a flash of red light. However many flashes of red you see, that's the level of shock on the collar. One flash is level one, two flashes is level two, etc.
2019933
There is a button on collar, press it and watch the flash of the light. The amount of flashes tells you the shock level its on
2019934
It is the same on of button turned in different directions. There is a wheel on the unit there adjusts the range and intensity of the shock perimeter. Hope that helps. Ours works great !
2019935
You have to push the button and listen for the beeps. I had to read the directions and try several times before I got the hang of it.
2019936
When you turn the collar on there is a red light that flashes. The number of flashes indicate the level of shock that will be delivered 1 = warning tone only, 2 = mild shock, 3, 4, etc.... There is a button on it that you use to change the settings on the collar. You can hold the button down and the collar will respond by flashing the next higher number of times.
56042
They have two vibration levels and two shock levels. One vibrate for each collar and a vibrate for both collars at the same time and a low shock for each collar and a high shock for each collar.
811156
Some shock collars allow the user to set the intensity of the shock the dog receives. This is not that kind of collar. With this one, the dog controls the intensity of the shock. It starts out at the lowest level, and increases until the barking stops. If you want to test it, press the probes against your throat and make a barking noise.
1988466
On the remote you can switch from one collar to the other one directly from the remote. The distance is not all that great about 50ft. If you are 50ft away from your animals you can switch to whichever collar you want and shock. Let me tell you that the shocking power is great i have a labrador and I put it between 1 and 5 and it will not take more than one shock for her to listen.
470648
There is no programming to be done. The collars need to be charged and batteries put in the remote control. Then it is a matter of hitting the , V for vibrate L for low shock or H for high on the appropriate collar.
221086
I don't believe there is one because the collar has a lot of adjustments for small necks versus extra large necks. However with a small dog I would suggest you only use the vibration setting or small voltage setting. It is also a good idea that humans test the voltage on themselves to understand what their dog is feeling. That way you can gauge if you are using too much voltage. I have a Labrador and I only use the vibration setting or low voltage setting.
1452012
Once the dog gets the hang of it, I've found that I can set the collar to beep only (no shock) and it's still effective. I assume that extends the battery life because it doesn't have to charge / maintain the shock system. The real problem is dead batteries from a new package.
1758068
I can't remember if it's customizable or not. You could change the level of shock, I think. I would not recommend this because we had so many problems with the collars breaking and lost signals.
756926
You put the collars on the animals and set them each up with the same remote. One is 1 the other is 2. When a dog does something such as bark, jump, w/e you need this for, you press the button for that dog and it sends a shock to that dog through the collar. I had to use this for excessive loud barking. After they realize what they're doing causes this they stop. I just pick up the collar or remote off the table now and they stop right away.
2111646
The collar has different settings. One is a ramp up, one will shock "instantly" and has different levels you can choose. I think it also has a setting that will shock and then reset if the dog doesn't bark again for awhile.
1874120
I don't know the answer to that question but I would not recommend this shock collar. It didn't work at all and I sent it back. I bought a sport dog model and it has worked wonderfully and even is waterproof.
627613
I had to mark each receiver with a 1 & a 2. I have not used the shock yet. I have had good results with just the vibration set at 15. Now when the dogs see the collars, they start behaving and listening.
125716
It can be. It is preset at the factory on level 2. They feel a little tiny jolt. No screaming or anything likehat. It can however be a shock collar if dialed up high enough. I had to use a higher setting when my dog...( he's 75 lbs) got out of the yard and ran like a maniac. He would not come back on command. So rather than have him get run over in the street the collar literally saved his life. He gave a little yelp turned around and ran back to his yard. This in itself was a miracle. It has proved to be a very good investment. his is not a cruel collar just a training collar. I just use the beep and he responds now. Hope this helped. It can be. It is preset at the factory on level 2. They feel a little tiny jolt. No screaming or anything likehat. It can however be a shock collar if dialed up high enough. I had to use a higher setting when my dog...( he's 75 lbs) got out of the yard and ran like a maniac. He would not come back on command. So rather than have him get run over in the street the collar literally saved his life. He gave a little yelp turned around and ran back to his yard. This in itself was a miracle. It has proved to be a very good investment. his is not a cruel collar just a training collar. I just use... » Read More It can be. It is preset at the factory on level 2. They feel a little tiny jolt. No screaming or anything likehat. It can however be a shock collar if dialed up high enough. I had to use a higher setting when my dog...( he's 75 lbs) got out of the yard and ran like a maniac. He would not come back on command. So rather than have him get run over in the street the collar literally saved his life. He gave a little yelp turned around and ran back to his yard. This in itself was a miracle. It has proved to be a very good investment. his is not a cruel collar just a training collar. I just use the beep and he responds now. Hope this helped. « Show Less
1508469
No it doesn't. It has three different settings on it. One for collar one, collar two, and the third is for both collars. You can also change the shock level, but make sure you look at the level when you change which collar you are about to use! One of my dogs is a lot more stubborn than the other, which requires a stronger shock.
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.
2067670
Think of the vibration as the lowest setting. No shock whatsoever. Just like your phone vibrating. I'll use it as my first "tug". If no immediate response, I'll give a shock stim on very low level. I think it's a very helpful feature. I thought the DVD was simple and to the point. I had done some training with my older dog years ago, and this DVD brought that all back to me and showed how to transition properly to the E Collar. Good luck!
1635327
We moved last year to a house that doesnt have a fence and my lab chow mix would CONSTANTLY chase wildlife deep into the woods. We didn't want to invest thousands into another fence or an electric fence so we decided to give this collar a try. There are two buttons and a 1-10 dial on the remote that you hold. One button makes the warning beep (letting your dog know that the shock is coming) and the other button administers the shock. We have found great success with this product and after the first few days only needed to use the warning button. We tested it on ourselves before testing it in our dog and it doesn't hurt but it will get your attention. I hope this helps!