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Electronic Dog Collars – a Guide to Understanding Remote Collars

If you’re reading this piece now, that only means you’re considering the value of remote electronic dog collars. You want to let that dog know that there’s line to be drawn as concerns accepted behavior – whether it’s indoors or outdoors. If you’re seriously considering buying electronic dog collars, let this short piece be your guide.

Remote training collar basics – how they work

Buying a remote training collar usually means buying a package – at least one transmitter unit and at least one receiver collar unit. The receiver collar activates only on the signal sent by the transmitter; an activation means a low volt shock felt by the pet wearing the collar. The static correction type collar is one of the most effective; another type, just as effective, is the spray collar. These can be adjusted until you find a setting your dog will take to heart as a firm warning and deterrent.

Transmission range is often the key determining factor behind a buying choice. How far will you need to effectively send a signal? If you are just allowing your small dog run around freely in your yard or home garden, then the choice is easy – go for short ranged collars. Medium-sized collars are often used or are apt for taking your dog out to the park – at least you won’t need to yank his leash when he does something bad. You’re going to need to be able to transmit at long distances if you own some hunting or working dogs.

Misuses of the training collar – remember these details to avoid them

We should first cover some training basics, so you’d know the proper context of remote dog training. The aim is to inform your of what may go wrong when training collars are not used properly. The reason behind most of these lies in the pet owner’s lack of info about the proper use of remote collars.

Potential harm from misusing remote electric dog collars

For the dog to remember firmly that certain acts will be punished with a buzz is the goal of using a remote training collar. Triggering the collar just when you itch for it is to act like a tyrant. Consistency is key. Your dog will soon learn to avoid unwanted acts on hits part, that is if you’re consistent in buzzing him through the collar only when such unwanted behavior is displayed. Buzzing the dog just when you feel like doing so results in needlessly annoying your pet.

If you couple that caprice with a high intensity setting, one that makes your dog jump and whelp, that’s only being cruel to the dog. You don’t have to harm the dog to train it. Inconsistency may also develop other problems, one of which is aggression whenever the static shock is felt – a particularly dangerous problem since the dog may attack or scare someone.
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