how does it work on dogs jumping on guests?
1657242
It's tricky to use it for jumping on guests; by the time you'd spray it the dog's usually in mid jump and the guests have gotten sprayed too! We found the spray was good for other behavior issues, like barking for attention during meal times, or begging at the table. For the jumping, the only thing that worked for us is the 'sit and stay', and it's still a work in progress, but getting better. Dogs definitely don't like the smell of this, so it is a deterrent, but they're usually so excited to see people that they ignore the spray to get to the company coming through the door. You won't hurt anybody by trying the spray for jumping; it just didn't work for us. It's tricky to use it for jumping on guests; by the time you'd spray it the dog's usually in mid jump and the guests have gotten sprayed too! We found the spray was good for other behavior issues, like barking for attention during meal times, or begging at the table. For the jumping, the only thing that worked for us is the 'sit and stay', and it's still a work in progress, but getting better. Dogs definitely don't like the smell of this, so it is a deterrent, but they're usually so excited to see people that they ignore the spray to get to the company coming through the door. You won't... » Read More It's tricky to use it for jumping on guests; by the time you'd spray it the dog's usually in mid jump and the guests have gotten sprayed too! We found the spray was good for other behavior issues, like barking for attention during meal times, or begging at the table. For the jumping, the only thing that worked for us is the 'sit and stay', and it's still a work in progress, but getting better. Dogs definitely don't like the smell of this, so it is a deterrent, but they're usually so excited to see people that they ignore the spray to get to the company coming through the door. You won't hurt anybody by trying the spray for jumping; it just didn't work for us. « Show Less
1657243
It's tricky to use it for jumping on guests; by the time you'd spray it the dog's usually in mid jump and the guests have gotten sprayed too! We found the spray was good for other behavior issues, like barking for attention during meal times, or begging at the table. For the jumping, the only thing that worked for us is the 'sit and stay', and it's still a work in progress, but getting better. Dogs definitely don't like the smell of this, so it is a deterrent, but they're usually so excited to see people that they ignore the spray to get to the company coming through the door. You won't hurt anybody by trying the spray for jumping; it just didn't work for us.
50086
I forgot to say this has worked very well for my dogs. They were shocked once and now leave it alone. I usually have it off. I don't know about larger animals.
428962
It wont hurt your dog. Just make sure you point the daser at the neighbors dog so the sound wave goes in that direction. The results will depend on distance of the dog, for me it works excellent from 20 - 30 feet, also what kind of dog your neighbor have. It works excellent on medium to large dogs and sometimes on small dogs.
1266934
The dog we use it on, never really barked at guests...she was adopted and fought sometimes with her sister. Since we started using it she has calmed down quite a bit and they never fight any more. But she wasn't a barker at guests...so don't know if it would help for that.
1397983
The jumps are perfect for smaller dogs. I have a 16 lb Jack Russel terrier who has no problem with this kit.
788024
It doesn't shock by itself. You have to train the dog by walking your property and showing the dog it's boundaries. We love it. Our dog knows if she leaves the yard we will shock her. After a few attempts to leave and be corrected. She listens great
2066223
You can test it by touching it. It gives off an extremely mild "shock" that will make you jump, but then you laugh. It does not hurt at all and our whole family had to try it out after my husband did first. It gives you an insight into how the squirrel might feel when touching it. They are not hurt, probably surprised and annoyed.
1498684
only if they walk on the remote. make sure it is out of the way of the pets
1043859
This is a training device. It will help you train your dogs to respond to your commands better. You should expect to spend a fair amount of time training them. It is not meant to strap it on right out of the package and push the button when they don't listen. they will not know how to respond to that. It comes with very good instructions on how to train
2242995
There are 5 levels of correction. My dogs are 25 pounds and they jump right up in the air like their are on fire when it's on level 2. Make sure you follow the steps for training. It's a pain at first, but well worth it !
1794171
Yes you can! I used this on my Chihuahua, and it worked great. There are two levels of vibrations and you control duration. This startles them and stops the behavior. I wouldn't use the shock feature because of the size of dog. This should work for you, good luck!
1315815
My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use those treats and lead them to the tub. Have all your supplies ready ahead of time. Shampoo, towels, brushes, etc. My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use... » Read More My dogs jump right into the tub. At the rear is an opening that most any size dog can easily fit through. My dogs enjoy their baths so they have always jumped in willingly. If you need to encourage a dog, and the dog is too large for you to lift, use some kind of treat. Once they jump in, give it to them and hook them up. Do not leave a dog alone in a device like this if they are hooked up. One of my dogs did try to jump out and flipped the tub when she did this because she was hooked up.. No one got hurt, but it taught me a lesson. There is not a ramp, but you don't need one. Just use those treats and lead them to the tub. Have all your supplies ready ahead of time. Shampoo, towels, brushes, etc. « Show Less
1615960
Yes deffinently, but I've never actually tested it. As a club no, but if you're worried about dog attack get a "pet convincer 2" I have tested this on lots of dogs. Can't hurt them but it has scared everyone of them. Just used to stop a big Lab from attacking my mini schnauzer . He had him in his mouth, sprayed him and he ran away. Then he came back but when I sprayed again he ran away before he got to close to attack.
2203141
It depends on how far away you want the dog to stay from your garden. The settings don't change the intensity of the shock to the dog, but the range of the collar. I think it works in increments of 2 feet per bar on the display screen of the transmitter. You'd have to read the instruction manual. I haven't had to use mine in a while, so I really don't remember the specific settings. I hope this helps.
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.
548144
Works great on my 15 lbs shih-tzu and 16 lbs poodle bichon mix. I only use the vibrate function mostly and that gets a good response. Rarely use the low shock setting when really needed, would never use the higher shock setting on them as it would be way to much. I actually disabled the higher shock setting by cutting off the buttons and taping over it so it couldn't be hit by accident.
984934
They will be warned with a beep before the shock, it will shock them a couple times but will shut off after a certain amount of time. The shock strength is contrilled by the owner, it has 10 levels. I started at 4 with my golden doodle and it's current setting is 8 because he had becided the shock was worth it on the lower settings, he has not crossed the line since raising the strength.