Dog Shock Collar with 10 Levels Beep, 2680FT 4 Modes Electric Dog Training Collar with Remote, Waterproof Dog Shocker for Large Medium Dogs (8-120Lbs) BlackCarbonfree Certified

Okay, this product actually impressed me. It's durability and range exceeded my expectations, with an ongoing operating distance of over 100ft, and ability of controller and collar to withstand being dropped from 4' on several occasions.Battery life is absolutely phenomenal - left it on for days out-of-the-box without charging, still able to zap Fido a week later. How many times did Fido get zapped on out-of-the-box charge? Over 100 times before needing a charge! Sorry, Fido!✓Safe for very large animals, tested on dog Fido at 109lbs. (no injury, shock level 18, 20 times)✓Safe for medium animals, tested on large raccoon Dookie at 18lbs. (No injury, shock level 18, 15 times)✓Safe for small animals, tested on jumbo rat Baggers at only 3lbs!! (No injury, shock level 18, 10 times)While this may seem like an awful thing to do, but it answers the question of "is it safe for my pet size?" and saves you from having to do it.**facts**• Battery out-of-the-box charge lasted over a week, yielding over 100 zaps at max (lvl 18)• Collar size fit 3lb rat thru 109lb dog• Range operates at 100ft with animals running on 1/3 battery• Durability dropped from 4ft several times, no damage• Flexibility 18 shock levels, adjustable pitch for tone mode, vibrator intensity adj, controls up to 3 collars, lock switch, incld 2nd set of collar prongs• Multi color display with signal meter• USB-C (thank you) on both• None of the animals liked it.• All tests were conducted during training process and resulted in greater lesson retention and significant reduction in repeated undesirable behavior.• Recommend using in conjunction with other training tools, as zap alone only conveys message of "I will do this to you," not "if you do that, you get this."Please use responsibly, or at best safely. I recommend placing collar on LEVEL 1 (of 18) on your own neck prior to deployment and operating ONE time, quickly. You will not like this, but you will understand it.

Our pup loves to do puppy things like dig/scratch, chew, jump up on people, run up to strangers, etc.. much of her puppy natured behavior is not bad however, in some scenarios, it can cause excessive damage to our home, and also negative feelings in our friends/neighbors who do not like wrestling with an energetic dog.This collar has been the perfect addition to our training routine.What I really like about it:1.) The beep is very effective and has the option for progressive levels if needed. We have found this to be great tool and our main use. We have even taught our dog to respond to the beep signal as a positive sign for good behaviors. When she hears it, that means to come find me and she will get a treat.2.) Poor behavior, such as digging, jumping on people, etc. is something we can typically get our dog to stop doing with verbal command however, when she is not listening to us, the vibrate feature of this collar has been a perfect and safe way to get her attention. There are also levels of static we could use but the vibrate has made it so we have not needed to use that.3.) The range covers our yard and home (just under a half acre). I will say that we are never that far from our dog though.4.) Battery lasts (depending on how frequently you use it). For us, charging it once a week, is sufficient but it may you may get different results if heavier use and/or static/vibrate is used more.Great product! Definitely recommend.

I bought this dog training collar because my electric fence had a short in it which I couldn't find. The feature that most attracted me to this product was there were three options to halt your dog from leaving your property: sound, vibration and shock. Each option has levels from mild to not so mild to somewhat severe. I used the vibration mode on Jake, my 15 pound, seven year old bichon. Jake discovered the joy's of the neighbor's property while chasing a chipmunk. He seemed to have a one track mind after that so I had to chain him whenever I let him out. That was a pain for both of us so I thought I'd give this pet collar a try. It was not expensive (less than $40) and easy to use. I used the least severe of the three options, vibration. I set the vibration to 4 (on the 1 to 10 scale). When Jake got near the neighbor's property line I hit the remote control to activate the collar vibration. Jake stopped dead in his tracks and came back to the middle of our yard. I only had to do it one more time and Jake was trained. I didn't have to use the more severe noise and shock modes but I'm sure they would be just as effective for less trainable dogs. This is an excellent product at a good price.

1st: the description saying Anti Bark multiple times is misleading, it’s not an automatic anti bark collar, but just a regular training collar.2nd: instead of coming with the usual metal prongs with rubber caps for the shock prongs it has plastic coated prongs. It wasn’t the type of collar I was after in the 1st place, but I would’ve returned it anyway just due to these plastic coated prongs.After seeing those I knew exactly why some dogs (pictured in the 1 star review section) had such terrible reactions to having this collar on for only a couple days. I understand this is a ‘cheaper’ option but it’s common sense that plastic and electricity don’t mix. Add in a dog’s sensitive skin and fur it’s a recipe for disaster and heartbreak over the pain your pups have to endure until the damage becomes visible to us.Please go look at the pictures posted with the other 1 star reviews. You don’t want to chance that happening to your fur baby just to save a couple bucks, as you’ll end up paying 3x more for the vet bill if you buy this.