Can you buzz or zap both dogs at the same time?
1748232
Each collar has it's own biz/zap button but they are located close enough that in my opinion you could easily press them together stimulating both dogs.
1748233
I have Dogtra 282 pair. Just tried it buzz and zap. Not at same time but can do one collar the other very quickly.
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.
767546
I have no idea... I only have one. I only had to put the collar on her once. One zap was all it took. I left the zone station under the coffee table and every time she walks next to the rug she's got her eyes on it.
182699
We have 2 dogs - their individual collars are triggered by the barking offender only. They do not trigger the other dog's collar (the non-barker). Best. Collar. Ever. There is peace in the house!
1398366
One button will let you select either individual dog (just have to be sure to sync the controller to the collar correctly) or you can correct both at the same time. It has indicator lights at the top to show which is activated. Just be sure that when you sync the collars and controller that you have the collars on different channels or they will both activate simultaneously no matter how you set it. The instruction are pretty clear on the syncing.
736569
No it doesn't. That would be convenient since one of my dogs is more sensitive than the other.
405934
Yes. There is a separate button for each. 99% of the time all our 100 lb dog needs is a "beep" or two to get him to get his full attention.
1177879
The only times we have actually pressed the trigger is when the dogs are outside barking. Once they hear it they freeze and get real quiet. But the only time a living person actually got zapped was when my son tried it on himself just to see how well it works. It seemed pretty effective to him!
1109263
Yes you can but do NOT buy this piece of junk. It is made like a little kids toy - very cheap plastic that rattles. The buttons are not easily distinguishable from one another and there is no protection for the "zap" key to protect you from accidentally hitting it.
1285872
I believe its 2-3, then a beep and if the dog continues to bark it shocks. I only had to use it once on my german shorthair pointer. I have it on him in the off position cause he knows he will get zapped if he barks. It only took one zap before he learn not to bark. Hope this helps.Mark
602439
yes, each dog is on a separate signal.......what you can't do, is both dogs at the same time.
602438
You select the collar (receiver) you want with the button on the side of the transceiver then you are in control of that collar only. It only responds to which one you have chosen on the transceiver. You can't vibrate/buzz/shock both at once unless you have them both programmed to one channel simultaneously. Hope that helps..
767548
Yes one collar can work in multiple zones. You just need to purchase an extra "disc" (ZND-1000) for additional zones since the original collar/disc set only comes with one disc. There are two "frequencies" for each disc "A" and "B" so you can set the collar to respond to "A" or "B" discs (you set the disc to "A" or "B") or both. Then place the disc where you want to deter the pet from. In our case we have one dog but 5 discs (basement, upstairs, cat liter box, cat food, and library). Each disc has a radius setting for how far away from the disc (1-6 feet) the beeps/shocks happen. If you have multiple pets and each has different restricted areas then that is where the "A" and "B" settings come in play. Dog "A" (collar set to "A") will only get beeped at by discs set to "A" or "A/B" and Dog "B" (collar set to "B") will only react to discs set to "B" and "A/B" settings. So it sounds like you need at least 2 discs. Put one near the doorway of the baby's room and one near the entrance to the family room and the collar will respond to both.
1747622
Each transmitter puts out a signal that is basically a uniform circle. We use two overlapping transmitters to cover our yard. Where the circles overlap, the dogs do not get zapped. You can adjust each circle to the size you need, but make sure that the circles overlap enough to keep your pets from getting zapped going from one safe area to the next. We have been able to effectively use our two transmitters to cover our large lot and keep the dogs safe. It has been worth it for us. Hope this helps.
2091701
No, but training them together is not advised. Be sure to keep one in the kennel and out of hearing distance while training the other. Otherwise, they'll hear the click and be waiting for the treat that will never come... It's a great training aid and I've had awesome results training my six year old chihuahua multiple tricks. Good luck!
1094049
No, you control the dog using either the sound (beep), vibrate, electic pulse or pulse in combination with either beep or vibrate. Our dog knew "come" well and it took her a very short time to learn that the 'beep' means "come". We use the vibration to have her move off the road or trail to sit to make way for a car, biker, hiker, etc.
287254
I can't answer that question I have 2 dogs with collars and I can control them from one remote
599787
I'm guessing it should be the battery is held in place by a screw about the size of a dime. But doubt that the controller is waterproof. Also the zap when you use it is just supposed to go thtough where the contacts touch the dog. Water is a conductor of electricity and I'm sure you don't want the whole dog getting zapped.