Can the correction be from the remote and/or from the collar alone when the dog barks?
73840
From the remote only. I hope that helps you out. PS. We really like ours alot....
2149100
Good question. There are certainly times when our dog barks when he doesn't have the collar on. However, I would say that the annoying barking is definitely decreasing. The main thing is that if we just show him the collar, he grumbles a bit but basically he shuts right down. If the collar is on him, he doesn't usually bark more than once or twice.
1384306
The remote is used to put the collar into bark mode. I haven't tested but I'm pretty sure the collar will stay in that mode with the remote off
1780065
I own two units for my dogs and when I correct either dog, the intended unit responds. I haven't had any issues with the wrong unit responding when using the remote control.
2128586
Yes. Set the remote on dog 1 and turn on one shock collar. Make sure it beeps and is paired with dog 1. Next, change the remote to dog 2 then turn on shock collar two. Check to see if it beeps when dog 2 is selected. I marked the collars with a sharpie so I always pair the collars with the same frequency each time. I also use the same collar on a particular dog every time to help me not to shock the wrong dog. Very good product.
2149103
Every dog is different I am sure. All I can say is that my dogs knows when I put the collar on that they will be corrected for barking, so they do not do it. I do not leave the collar on them because there are two large protruding nodules inside the collar. They also know that when the collar is not on and they will bark. Perfect scenario would be a collar you could always have on... I have yet to see one without protruding parts though as that is how the collar works. It sure beats not having a corrective collar though. Good Luck!
403365
It does both, but never at the same time. If you're holding the remote looking right at it, the button on the side makes the collar unit "beep" so as to locate your pup without shocking him/her (but it's not very audible, almost useless); the remote will have 2 soft buttons on the front, the smooth button is to SHOCK your pup and the button with a little bump on it is to make the collar vibrate and the intensity is assigned with the level wheel.
2128587
Hello, I had this for about two months now. The answer is yes. After you remove the collar from the charger you can program it to be dog 1,2 or 3. You can have up to three units at a time. There is a pushbutton to select the dog you want to correct. You can then pick the correction level (with a dail). Then push the button for the method of correction -tone-vibrate-shock. I needed only about a week with it. Now it sits in a draw only to be used when we have company.
770510
My collar do not have such option. I'm not sure if any new versions have such option but I don't think your dog can be "beeped" anyway unless it is remote controlled.
1504672
,..Also, the up and down buttons on the unit only adjust the collars sensitivity to the bark. The owner is able to adjust this because sometimes general sounds will set off the collar (it will beep.) For instance, closing my car door while the dog is in the car will set off the unit. It doesn't administer a shock, only the first of 2 warning beeps. People that live in a noisier environment will probably want the collar at a higher setting, meaning fewer external sounds will set it off. You just have to expirament with it which is very easy to do. Hope that helps.
2268605
It doesn't. Each collar comes with its own remote. I just marked the remotes with the dog's initial and put a black collar on one dog and orange on the other so that I don't get the collars and remotes mixed up. One of our dogs is more easy-going than the other so his beeper/buzzer is set at a lower charge than the stubborn dog. Honestly after training, the beeper is all that is necessary for correcting most behavior. I rarely ever use the buzzer feature!
1344743
You can set it to where you and your dog can hear the noise or just your dog. It stopped my dog from barking inside and outside. She barked all the time!!! Drove my family nuts, broke her in no time flat.
1174866
This is remote prompted, Im not sure about the bark part of it, if it is auto correct, that part of the collar we have not had to use. But I will say we have a very stuburn 10 month old Husky/Lab mix and she has a mind of her own but with this collar she is learning, it is a great item for the price. Hope this helps
1457167
Yes. I have two dogs. I numbered their collars 1 & 2 so I wouldn't get confused. Just set your transmitter to the number of the dog who is misbehaving and then push one of the 3 buttons. When I first got the dog trainer I accidentally shocked the wrong dog. He wouldn't have anything to do with me for awhile. Lol. The Aetertek works wonders. My dogs would bark at the neighbors every single time they would see them coming and going. It drove us all nuts. Now I can be out in the yard with my dogs and it's peaceful. No more senseless barking. I hope I helped.
71909
Yes, if the window and the dog are close enough as they need to be when there's no window or wall between you and the dog. I've used it within my home for that purpose. I try to yell "No" loudly enough near the window for her to associate the command with the collar stimulus. Ultimately, I want her to respond to a voice command because sometimes I do want her to bark for security purposes.
1884174
No, the device doesn't will not affect you at all. In order for the collar to be effective it needs to be in direct contact on the neck of your pet. It senses how much intensity to emit based upon how persistent the barking is. So again, don't worry about getting shocked, it doesn't quite work that way on us.
1679053
Ooooh. I don't know since I only have one. But you would think that the remote control would be calibrated to the specific collar. Good luck.