Other than the price and design, what is the difference between the Pet Tag regular and the Pet Tag Pro no bark collars?
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this collar did not work at all for me. It is very cheaply made. I have a Pomeranian and the citronella collar works better
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I have Dogtra 282 pair. Just tried it buzz and zap. Not at same time but can do one collar the other very quickly.
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I have only tried the contech collar and the traditional "cone" and the contech collar was so much better for our dog. She is a miniature bull terrier, about 30 lbs with a stocky build. She was constantly hitting her head against things and getting stuck with the cone.
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Buy a stainless tag and secure it on a collar that doesn't hang loosely on the dog's neck. It sounds like the collar you're using is too loose
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You don't get a collar with the magnet. The magnet goes on a regular collar.
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I would not assume that two brands would work each other. Buy at your own risk.The brand is Pawz Away. It is an outdoor transmitter for the Pawz Away collars to issue a shock after a warning beep or two if you get within 1ft-6ft of it. SO far, mine has been weather proof through fall, winter, and summer. Although it has never been submerged.
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According to Perri's web site, the sizes are as follows: Traditional leather dog collar. Very durable. A great item to personalize with a nameplate. Made in the USA. Sm: 3/4" x 10-13", Md: 1" x 12-16", Lg: 1" x 16-20", X-Large: 1" x 20"-25" Brown collar has solid brass hardware, black collar has stainless steel hardware.
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As far as I can tell, the differences are: The color of the housing, the packaging and the stopper (the pro has a chrome stopper)
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The collar is adjustable. Just buy the one appropriate for the size of the dog. It's not magic, but it does help!
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I really don't know the difference. I do like this lead because it has a slide on it so you can make the neck opening larger or smaller. It is very secure, doesn't slip, but isn't painful to the dog. Ours don't mind it and it gives you good, but gentle control.
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The collar comes with a charger. I ordered two collars for our two dogs. The YS300 was for our Boykin Spaniel (32 lbs) and works extremely well - I love it! I ordered a different brand for our little Shih Tzu who is more mouth than body (8 lbs) because I thought it would give her less shock and she is so tiny. I guess it does because it barely reduces her barking - she is still driving me crazy. They were equal in price but the other collar needs batteries replaced which is going to increase the price greatly over time. Love the Dogstra YS300.
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My dogs tags are on a separate collar and are not on the harness at all. She wears the collar all the time but only wears the harness when we go out because I am required to have a leash on her.
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The collar comes with two different prong sizes. I use the shorter ones on my beagle mix, but his fur isn't very thick. They're about 1/2in long. I feel like the longer prongs might work for you, but it depends on how thick your dog's fur is.
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This collar is Effective, Economic, Safe and Humane. It uses micro static shock (the electrical level would not harm your dog) and vibration to modify your dog's behaviors. It also offers a whistle tone (you can turn up or turn down the volume) and light for positive reinforcement. 99-level stimulation for each mode. We are sorry that we don't have 2 collars currently, but we will take this into consideration. Thanks for your inquiry. ATC LLC
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Yes, it does. Though SureFlap recommends microchipping over the use of collar mounted tags, the manual has the following information: "The SureFlap RFID Collar is a small, lightweight tag that can be attached directly to your pet's collar. Like microchips, each collar tag has a unique code, to prevent any non-resident pets, strays or wild animals from entering your home. One collar tag is included in the box. Additional SureFlap RFID Collar Tags are available via the SureFlap website or from SureFlap retail and veterinary stockists."
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Very different products. One is the professional line (designer) and the other is more of the home product. The pro line seems more robust, the battery last longer, and is much closer to the regular corded models. That's the one I would go with.
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The one with Velcro. When I called to ask for the one with plastic snaps that it shows in the pic the lady told me they only make them with Velcro. And I orderd a medium and the collar was only big enough for a cat or really small dog.