Can a purchase remote trainer for this system to help with dog barking?
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It actually isn't made for dog barking but for pet containment. It can't sense the pet barking only when and if it gets close to the wire barrier then gives a correction.
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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.
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The clicker is a supplement to training. THIS IS JUST US. We used it to get the have our dog associate the clicker noise with a command, such as sit. Once the dog learned that and other commands we no longer use the clicker. From what we understand, a dog barking at others is just social behavior. The way we "cured it" is by getting our dogs to obey other commands, such as sit or stay. Good luck
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I am no expert on this, but I bought two different First Alert dog barking control systems, neither of which were worth the money, nor did they work. My Beagles ignored both of them and since these devices are said to be above the hearing range of humans, who knows what effects a dog's audio senses? I think that animals have always known when a storm or danger is coming, so forget buying these First Alert barking control devices, they do not convince me that they really work, so I got my money back on them. I have also bought the air cannister bark control devices, none of them worked either. Save your money and avoid these products altogether. Dave I am no expert on this, but I bought two different First Alert dog barking control systems, neither of which were worth the money, nor did they work. My Beagles ignored both of them and since these devices are said to be above the hearing range of humans, who knows what effects a dog's audio senses? I think that animals have always known when a storm or danger is coming, so forget buying these First Alert barking control devices, they do not convince me that they really work, so I got my money back on them. I have also bought the air cannister bark control devices, none of them worked... » Read More I am no expert on this, but I bought two different First Alert dog barking control systems, neither of which were worth the money, nor did they work. My Beagles ignored both of them and since these devices are said to be above the hearing range of humans, who knows what effects a dog's audio senses? I think that animals have always known when a storm or danger is coming, so forget buying these First Alert barking control devices, they do not convince me that they really work, so I got my money back on them. I have also bought the air cannister bark control devices, none of them worked either. Save your money and avoid these products altogether. Dave « Show Less
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Likely not. I would consult with www.leerburg.com. they have several michael ellis dvds which are excellent. The ecollar will help with the barking if you already have taught basic obedience and he continues to go against your command. I have a rescue also.
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for sure, this will help you a lot. With this you can even hear neighbor's dog barking!!! there is a setting that allows to have the screen turned off and is activated by the sound and/or movement detected by the cameras
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Hello Kay,I do think that this device will be helpful with your Jack Russell, though I strongly suggest ensuring that he/she already understands the commands that you are trying to enforce prior to using the collar. Please note that the collar is fully adjustable and should fit just fine. I am also guessing that the built in bark limiting functionality will also be extremely helpful in training your K9.The manual states that the bark limiter can take up to a minute to reach the voltage necessary to prevent the dog from barking as it starts off low and works its way up as the dog continues to bark. This feature has worked well for me already as long as you ensure that the prongs are over the dogs vocal cords. Hello Kay,I do think that this device will be helpful with your Jack Russell, though I strongly suggest ensuring that he/she already understands the commands that you are trying to enforce prior to using the collar. Please note that the collar is fully adjustable and should fit just fine. I am also guessing that the built in bark limiting functionality will also be extremely helpful in training your K9.The manual states that the bark limiter can take up to a minute to reach the voltage necessary to prevent the dog from barking as it starts off low and works its way up as... » Read More Hello Kay,I do think that this device will be helpful with your Jack Russell, though I strongly suggest ensuring that he/she already understands the commands that you are trying to enforce prior to using the collar. Please note that the collar is fully adjustable and should fit just fine. I am also guessing that the built in bark limiting functionality will also be extremely helpful in training your K9.The manual states that the bark limiter can take up to a minute to reach the voltage necessary to prevent the dog from barking as it starts off low and works its way up as the dog continues to bark. This feature has worked well for me already as long as you ensure that the prongs are over the dogs vocal cords. « Show Less
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there is no automatic bark control on this collar. I think you'd have to actually get a bark collar for that. My neighbors used one recently on a very vocal 7yr old jack russell and it worked very well- barking substantially decreased but when he was really worked up he would wimper/cry b/c it wouldn't set the collar off. I would be careful when first using a bark collar- don't expose the dog to very stimulating situations b/c they may rapidly escalate barking/shocking and either develop anxiety or learn they can bark through the collar. As for the sport dog and jumping the fence- you'd have to watch the dog and correct it when they jumped. Personally it sounds like an electric fence that has a collar w/ bark control on it would better suit your needs.
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No, but you can certainly do it with the remote. To me, this is one of the best collars on the market, well worth the money. I have accomplished so much with this collar, the features are wonderful and it charges very quickly. I had a bark collar and gave it away after the first time...I hated it. I would much rather use this when I need it, as I need it. You can not go wrong with this collar.
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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.
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You can find the manual online. Just put the name of the product and the word "manual" in Google search. You sure will need it; it's not easy to program. You can also find a YouTube tutorial. I'd always try a dry run of a few days before actual use of leaving your pet with it at home alone.
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Most likely this will NOT help you out at all. This is a sub-par dog training collar and may only be effective to you once or twice before the charge will take a dive to laughable levels. My advice to you is to spend a little extra and buy a collar that has proven to be reliable and last more than a couple of hours before needing to change the batteries out. Worst $40 spent.
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Hello Kay, I do think that this device will be helpful with your Jack Russell, though I strongly suggest ensuring that he/she already understands the commands that you are trying to enforce prior to using the collar. Please note that the collar is fully adjustable and should fit just fine. I am also guessing that the built in bark limiting functionality will also be extremely helpful in training your K9. The manual states that the bark limiter can take up to a minute to reach the voltage necessary to prevent the dog from barking as it starts off low and works its way up as the dog continues to bark. This feature has worked well for me already as long as you ensure that the prongs are over the dogs vocal cords.
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Not sure mine never worked so I returned it right away. I ended up going to pet smart and investing in an expensive (160.00) one. It was worth it. I know there are some really pricey ones out there but you have to find what fits your needs. They are great training tools. Try contacting the seller and see if they are willing to trade for an upgrade. Most of the reviews were not positive. They may be wiling to work with you since you are not alone. I hope this helps.
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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.
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I don't believe so. I have the hand held remote trainer and the collard that came with it did not work with the Petsafe Remote Receiver (wireless fence).
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Sorry, not sure what your question is. But if you want to use that to get your neighbors dog to stop barking, I really do not think it will work. It barely worked while less than a foot away from my dog's ears. At some point, they became immune to it and we went with a different option. But the option we went with requires a collar, and spray into the dogs face area of citronella smell. Works wonders!! I hope I answered your question, if not please let me know and I will respond.