Two dogs that pull do you need to separate ones or do you trade it out. How does it work with the beeping does one dog here it and then stop ?
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The dogs can learn to discriminate who's collar is beeping because the beep is quite quiet unless it's right by their ears. That being said, the leash is NOT IDEAL for multi-dog walks. I do not recommend walking two simpleLeash dogs with one hand, because if one dog stops to pee and the other doesn't notice and continues walking, soon both collars will be beeping, which can cause undue harm to them if they don't react quickly enough. Walking two simpleLeash dogs with two seperate hands is much better because you can move your arms to give the dogs a little more time to react, accidental shocks occur less often. I believe that the dogs could get accustommed to always being on their toes and listening carefully and watching the other dog carefully, but that kind of walk is not great for the dogs. Two seperate walkers is best because if the dogs pull in opposite directions, there is no problem. Even then, your dogs may sometimes get tangled up and you'll have to scramble to untangle before they pull too hard. This is a worse situation when only one of the dogs is on the simpleLeash, because only one hears the warning beep and the other, oblivious, might continue to pull. If you frequently have multiple dogs on a walk, a remote shock collar might be better for you.
1763768
Michelle, this is a shock collar, so you would need two if you want to torture both dogs. Please consider finding a good trainer instead, and teach your dogs to work politely on a leash using patience, proper learning theory and a handful of cookies.
792991
It beeps and the closer the dog gets to the line it beeps faster. You can adjust how close they can get to the line and it will shock them.
1207755
Yes. The two dogs are on leashes that are connected to one tether that you are holding. The puppy is likely to run around and tangle up with the older dog. This double leash works GREAT with two dogs of similar disposition but not so well when the dogs are different speeds and temperments. It IS a very good leash though for it's purpose.
2282181
We have 2 dogs, have not had that happen. Will let you know if it does happen and will be back to answer the question.
539481
As is the case w/ most animals, the key is catching him in the act. In my situation, my dogs would never misbehave when I am around. There's no sense in using the beeper because you want your dog to self-correct. You have to watch and wait. It's best to not let him see you. When he even shows the smallest movement toward either cat, give him a correction. No sound from you. Hopefully, he'll think it came from God. If he doesn't react, increase to the next level and try it again. He will stop, I assure you. It's not necessary to be there every time. If you hear him going after them in the house, then just give him a correction while he's chasing. It will have the same effect. Be sure not to use your voice or the beeper, because he'll quickly figure out that as long as you're not around, it's ok to chase. If you do it w/out a sound, he will make the association between the cats and the shock. I have successfully used this approach on numerous behaviors around the house (chewing on rugs, garbage, harassing older dog, barking, jumping up on the door or people). I sometimes use a verbal correction, but most of the time I let the shock collar do the work. My dogs usually figure it out on their own. Remember that "most" dogs are not stupid, just sly. There is always the exception though, and there most definitely are some that are more stubborn or slower to get the message. Patience and persistence. I wouldn't recommend leaving the cats and dog together when you leave, at least not until you're sure this behavior is completely gone.
792988
It is just a beeping signal when they get close, but once they do get shocked it does not take long. Our dogs got shocked, and they will not even get near it now. They know to stay away from it once the collars are put on them. Hope this helps you out.
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Whenever I first put it on my dog, I turn it to the lowest level and go up as needed. It doesn't show you what level its on, that's why I always start it over I initially. I have a 9lb poodle mutt, and the 2ND or 3rd setting works for him. It gives a warning beep before it actually 'shocks' him, that warning is usually all he needs to stop barking.
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To me its not a problem. I run collars on 6 dogs with one transmitter, a hound hunter 2525. It has 3 buttons for the first 3 dogs, and a toggle switch to switch to the 2nd 3 dogs. I used craft paint and painted around the tops of the buttons to match the first 3 buttons with the first 3 collars, and around the bottom of the buttons to match the 2nd 3... Just be sure to have all different color collars and always put the same collar on the same dog.
984934
They will be warned with a beep before the shock, it will shock them a couple times but will shut off after a certain amount of time. The shock strength is contrilled by the owner, it has 10 levels. I started at 4 with my golden doodle and it's current setting is 8 because he had becided the shock was worth it on the lower settings, he has not crossed the line since raising the strength.
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First of all its a greatsystem but you Must train your dog.the way it work is you put the unit in your home adjust the range by turning a knob its numbered.you put flags in the yard so the dog knows its boundaries. You tell the dog a command like easy or no when the collar Beeps.then use your leash and pull him back into tge safe zone and reward him.you have the ccollar in beep only mode.you do this about 3 times a day for a week.then when your sure you turn the correction on.its got good directions.my dogs can go in and out all the time.hope that helps.
2186865
I use for two dogs. I know you can purchase a separate collar. Based on my experience with this system, I would not hesitate to add more dogs to it if needed. Also, I live in the country with a lot of wild animals. My Boxer has taken chase after a fawn twice, she was stopped by the system and came back quickly. We have had this system since June of this year. Works great and I love the fact that it is portable. I hope this helps with your decision.
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Hello Amie, you can train up to 3 dogs separately. There are individual buttons for each dog and different programs regarding vibration and shock settings. The intensity of the stimulation can also be selected. The device is overall very sturdy and made for long lasting. The only downside is that it does not turn an and off automatically. It needs to be turned on and off each time manually. I got used to it now and it doesn't bother me anymore. This brand is my favorite trainer now. Greetings! S.
2259588
I use it with two dogs - one bigger and more stubborn than the other. We set her collar at a higher level (on the collar itself) than we set the little guys. The only time it causes issues is when you are needing to change the dial to a higher/lower setting and push the wrong button. Then the dog who gets a vibration or shock looks at you like "I am being good!" while the other one is trying to cross the street. ;-)
1144725
Mine worked for a couple of weeks on barking and any noise the Bichon made near it. He would cock his head and stop. But it doesn't work anymore. He barks again all the time. And it never worked for the Maltese...
1254282
by putting new batteries in it and pushing the button ,and it will make a beeping sound. you have too do this a lot, and my dog seems to be over powering it, he`s sometimes too strong willed.
1748234
There are two buttons on the control. If you hit the orange button, it zaps the dog with the orange collar. If you hit the black button, it zaps the dog with the black collar. So yes, you can technically zap them at the same time, but you still have to hit two buttons.
681213
Kathy is correct. You can control either Dog A or B independently or both dogs at the same time.