can i put the reciever box on my own collar? i have pitt bulls with very large necks
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Hi Joanna, Certainly you can. You will need a leather punch, or other means of cutting the two holes for fastening the magic box to the collars.
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To the best of my knowledge, you can. Make sure that the electrodes touch the skin
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I have used with a different type collar and worked well just have to adapt especially if the collar is large unscrew the bolts on the back
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Yes, I have had to do it twice now. My dog somehow shredded the first dollar and the backup I had for her. The electrodes unscrew and there are two studs, I pressed the studs on the new dollar to mark where the needed to come through and made small holes with a knife and attached the receiver box and screwed the ends on and it works fine.
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Karine,That item will not work as an add-on collar. Unfortunately the collar you need has been discontinued by the manufacturer.
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Thank you for your question! For any of our receiver collars, we recommend fitting it so that you can just get a finger under the strap. It should not be so snug as to cause discomfort however. Both contact points do need to be making skin contact also before the static stimulation will be felt.
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I would think u r referring to the receiver on the collar. The instructions do not say one way or the other. By the looks of it, I would say yes.
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Yes. That is one thing I like about the collars you can program them to work with both or individually. I have mine set on #1 for one dog and #2 for the other dog. That way I correct the one that is misbehaving .
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The prongs on the receiver screw out. So, just unscrew them, put the receiver into the new collar, and screw them back in.
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Yes. The buzzer/collar reciever as these two prongs which screw into the reciever and lay on the neck so the dog can feel the vibration, or shock. There are two sizes. One small and one large.
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Karine, That item will not work as an add-on collar. Unfortunately the collar you need has been discontinued by the manufacturer.
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No. These collars are really good. They come with two lengths of prongs. He will be absolutely fine with this one. Great product.
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The width of the collar that comes with it is about an inch. Yes you can fit another collar to the unit. I suggest Buying the unit first and then get a collar that will fit the dog. It needs to be snug in order to be effective.
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The collar is very large, but you can make it as small as you like, cut off the excess and heat the end to seal it so it doesn't ravel. I have three collars - one for a pug/terrier mix (about 20 lbs), one for an Olde English Bulldogge (about 70 lbs) and one for a mastiff (about 150 lbs).
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It would not fit a 6 lb dog with the current collar. You may be able to put it on a different collar to make it fit, but the unit itself may still be awkward for a 6 lb dog to have on his or her neck.
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Yes just make sure you get the probes on tight. Mine became unscrewed and had to buy new prongs. But the collar is great.
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Yes, but it may be too much of a jolt. I would go for a smaller collar and go with a brand other than Sportdog due to their reliability issues
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I think it would be possible. The remote has two channels, but I don't know where you could purchase a 2nd collar
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If you have a heavy duty receiver then the collar will be fine. I bought this collar for my 60 lb labradoodle. To replace the worn out collar. I would recommend the ultra light receiver and collar for a 15 lb dog. I have shih tzu's and the ultra light is perfect for that size dog.
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I'm not sure what you mean, exactly, are you planning to run the line to keep her in your yard when you are not home? Some dogs learn that the collar is what makes the difference, others don't ever figure it out. Honestly having it both ways is complicated and not something I would recommend.