Can I put it on my dog's collar to locate him in my house or yard?
571511
I asked the person I bought this for and he said yes you can but if you have a dog that bite the tags on his collar then it will be in you best interest not to put it on the collar.
571512
You could but remember, keys once lost don't tend to move on their own, dogs can and do move around. Receive distance: Up to 60 feet Receiver volume: 85-90 DB Transmit frequency: 433.92 MHz. If your house is real big or you have a huge yard it will still help but they can be sneaky. Good luck!
571513
It is small. I think it would work. Very nice seller. If you leave a positive feedback he sends you two free ones.
571514
Maybe but its 2"x1" so your dog should be mid-size or better. Also, It's range is limited and in our house it does work on different floors but it's not a big house. Good luck
571515
Possibly. I'm not sure of the results you'd get. The locator beeps can be quite sharp (some variation there) and a dog might find them upsetting. The range is limited so it's not likely to work well in a big house or big yard. The part that you would put on the collar is not weatherproof, based on having replaced a battery. This means that a dip in the water bowl or extremely wet weather could damage the unit. I would address this question to the seller who is very knowledgeable.
571516
I would think you could as long as it is not raining, since the device is not waterproof. Also, it will only work up to about 50 feet. Blessings...John
1152418
You can constantly track the dog. But it will only update every few seconds, and then shows the direction and signal strength. (not like a GPS location) Note that the more you track, the sooner the battery wears down. The collar unit is always "listening". When the locator sends out a query (think "Marco"), the collar has to transmit back a reply (think "Polo"). The handheld unit then tries to determine what direction the signal came from, and what the signal strength was. Transmitting takes far more power than listening. So, constant tracking would wear the battery faster.
493105
It is just a tracking collar and works great. I can pin point the exact location of my dog and always know where he is and which way he is headed. The collor comes with a short and long range antenna so it has great reach.
1146355
The scanner is simply for scanning an animal at very close range to check for an implanted microchip. The scanner needs to be moved directly over the neck, back, shoulder area of the pet, literally an inch from the fur. So, it is NOT a long range solution for locating a pet, etc.
2155841
This collar will show how far the dog is from the handheld device. I think there is a way to store gps points and track the dog but I don't know how to use that feature if it exists. I think the garmen collar will let you see what you are asking but it doesn't have a combination of ecollar and gps. I hope this helps.
2060870
No. You attach the "key" to your pet's collar with a nylon strap. You rig it like a belt buckle and slide the collar through it.
71915
Yes, as long as the dog is within the range of the remote. I believe our range is 300 feet. Most of the time it only takes the beep signal to make the dog respond once they have been trained. We are on our second collar, the first one lasted 5 years, and we love it!
673837
Depends on size and thickness of collar. I prefer for the dog the light the has a metal clip that hooks and hangs on the metal clasp on the collar. I use this light on back of my hat band so cars see me but find it difficult to use on the dog.
715647
The transmitter can easily be moved with the power and field wire plugged back into the transmitter within a minute assuming you have set both locations to allow for it. Location can alter the signal in the field wire so test the collar before putting on a pet for use.
150137
There is a ring on the harness on the dog's back, you could probably clip the ID there. So far, I've left our dog's collar on the few times I have used the harness.
1148692
yes I think it will combined with the collar. It made a world of difference for my dog.
947021
I don't completely understand what your question is, but if you want to put on your dog's regular collar, you certainly can, I actually concealed this tick collar below my dog's regular one, no one knows he is wearing it.
2055512
Only collar tags are available. You should not remove either ring from the tag because it affects detection by rotating the tag through 90 degrees and changes its detection position. Keep both rings on the tag for best results!
1873802
I would say no because you can't leave it on all the time because it could cause sores on the dogs neck. if you put it on the main collar, he/she wouldn't have his tags at the times you remove it.
1812991
The response time of the collar will vary upon the depth of the wire and how fast the dog approaches the wire and the intensity of the field that you set on the dial. I have mine set to roughly the 4 o'clock position and our works fine. To test the field walk towards the line with the collar in your hand, using the indicator lamp. You may have to shave or thin the hair on the under side of your dog's neck.Most of the time it goes down to training. Hope it helps.
680620
No, it is not. There is an outdoor barrier unit that is compatible with the collar.
1014773
I believe that it would...it is based on both verbal and hand signals. The collar gives a slight bite when used correctly and with my dogs it was a very quick process. It also worked on a pitbull puppy that I was helping my daughter train to walk on a lease. He also learned quickly. I think the product is great and would recommend it to anyone. It must be used correctly though ( I watched the DVD several times before each lesson to make sure I was following MY directions for proper technique and consistency ) and ONLY with just enough force to get the results. Good luck with your puppy :)