Doged shock collars (1)

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Doged shock collars
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Remote dog training collars are exceptionally
effective at conditioning your dog to curtail
undesirable behavior as well as enhance
communication between you and your pet.
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Tips To Choosing a Dog Shock Training Collar
1. Not All Collars Are Equal
2. Must have 3 Training Modes
3. Avoid Bark Collars
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1. Not All Collars Are Equal

• The old saying, You get what you pay for,
  completely applies when deciding on a dog shock
  training collar. This doesnt mean that you have
  to buy the most expensive remote trainer on the
  market, 180 is a bit much unless your training
  for hunting, but you should avoid the buying
  cheapest.
• Low cost dog shock trainers typically have the
  following problems
• Low cost parts that can fail unexpectedly causing
  harm to your dog (ex. continuous shocking)
• Low quality rechargeable batteries that do not
  hold charges
• Durability problems as cheaper materials are used
  to construct the entire body of the remote and
  collar
• Inaccurate shock delivery based on level (ex. at
  level 20 delivers shock that should be at level
  80)

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2. Must have 3 Training Modes
A good remote training system will have the 3
most important modes Tone  Used to give warning
signal to dog before other training mode is
deliveredVibration  The most used stimulation
method. Most dogs can be trained with
vibration.Shock  Used as the last resort when
vibration is not effective in training
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3. Avoid Bark Collars
As Professional Dog Trainers we do not endorse
the use of bark collars. Bark collars have
serious limitations that make them unsuitable for
bark training, specifically Have tendency to
over correct and continue to deliver shock even
after barking has stopped Are easily triggered by
false alarms ex. Barking sounds from tv or radio,
loud noises, car alarms Are triggered by a dogs
cough sneeze and will cause confusion with
correction
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DogEd Collars
https//dogedcollars.com/