I have an young dog and an old one, the old one panics at the sound of any beep. Can this collar be run on vibration but silent at both ends?
1321685
I guess you know this is a training collar, not a dog fence collar. Yes, it can run on vibrate only -- not sure what you mean by "both ends". Whether it does shock, beep or vibrate is user selectable. On vibrate only, another dog would hear a bit if it were close enough.
1123119
no, there is an option to shock without sound, or make it beep without shocking the dog... but there is no vibration, though i have actually tested this on myself and the really low levels would barely be felt and might be just enough to get their attention without actually causing discomfort...
1674000
No vibrate, just "buzz" and shock. We are having trouble with ours. Seems the battery in the collar unit is defective.
1804226
Hi. The unit we have makes a sound that warns the dog he is doing something wrong. It is a separate button totally. The sound can be increased also. The shock button is totally separate from the sound button and can also be adjusted to a higher # if needed. It has been a HUGE help to us with our Malamute and has helped in her training. Our daughter has a Lab/Newfie mix and they have had excellent results with their collar also. Highly recommend it. Good luck. Sue
984935
You should have no problem. There are different settings for how strong the shock will be. Be sure that prongs touch their skin, not just sit on their fur. You may need to shave a small area if their fur it thick. Also, there is a distance setting to adjust how close the dog can get to the fence. My dog is a jumper, and the only time she has gotten out since the collar was when I FORGOT to change the battery! She hears the warning beep and stops! Hope this helps!
181588
So it will just vibrate and beep. Does it go off with out remote when dog barks
1674003
No vibrate mode. However, there is a tone only mode. My dog learned very quickly that, once he heard the tone, he knew to correct his behavior. Also, I can't even imagine going up to level 8. Level 3 did perfectly fine for my 60 lb. dog, and I really only had to do it a couple of times. Sorry, more info than you asked for, but I have always been against these collars until now. It really worked for me.
2128585
I'm guessing you have 2 dogs. You can only shock one dog at a time. There is a wheel that's selects dog "A" or dog "B". You cannot shock and beep them at the same time. You have to choose whit h one "gets it". Unless you buy 2 separate remotes. And that can get confusing.
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No, there is, however a warning button that you can set up to give a series of 'beeps'. I believe that you can also set this collar up to give a praise sound in addition to the warning sound, but I prefer to only use the warning sound since my dog associates ANYTHING that comes from this collar as a form of discipline/warning. The Dogtra IQ collar has a vibration option which we use on our deaf dog to get her attention when she's off leash here on the farm, and that is nice. The IQ's only limiting factor is that it is really for smaller/tender dogs and has to be turned WAY up in order to work on a strong-headed, large dog. The IQ charges in 2 hours, whereas the PetSafe takes well over 8 hours. No, there is, however a warning button that you can set up to give a series of 'beeps'. I believe that you can also set this collar up to give a praise sound in addition to the warning sound, but I prefer to only use the warning sound since my dog associates ANYTHING that comes from this collar as a form of discipline/warning. The Dogtra IQ collar has a vibration option which we use on our deaf dog to get her attention when she's off leash here on the farm, and that is nice. The IQ's only limiting factor is that it is really for smaller/tender dogs and has to be turned WAY up in order to... » Read More No, there is, however a warning button that you can set up to give a series of 'beeps'. I believe that you can also set this collar up to give a praise sound in addition to the warning sound, but I prefer to only use the warning sound since my dog associates ANYTHING that comes from this collar as a form of discipline/warning. The Dogtra IQ collar has a vibration option which we use on our deaf dog to get her attention when she's off leash here on the farm, and that is nice. The IQ's only limiting factor is that it is really for smaller/tender dogs and has to be turned WAY up in order to work on a strong-headed, large dog. The IQ charges in 2 hours, whereas the PetSafe takes well over 8 hours. « Show Less
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I don't believe so. It inside control continuously beeps to let you know that the dog is out. I went though two collars in one year so I don't recommend. Went back to Petsafe wireless and haven't had any problems.
144681
Collar is totally adjustable - call the 800 # and talk to their knowledgeable DOG trainers .. like having a "remote control" on your 4 legged angel ... After 1 stimulating shock at #4 our CHANEL (Doberman)NOW responds immediately, to the BEEP & VIBRATE MODES
1988466
On the remote you can switch from one collar to the other one directly from the remote. The distance is not all that great about 50ft. If you are 50ft away from your animals you can switch to whichever collar you want and shock. Let me tell you that the shocking power is great i have a labrador and I put it between 1 and 5 and it will not take more than one shock for her to listen.
419735
I am very happy with our Pet tag pro. The collar and remotes work independent. No I don't think your dog #1 would receive a tone/vibration from either remote. He will only receive a tone/vibration from his own remote. My sister has electric shock collars and they work independently, so I assume the pet tag pro would also.We have a border collie, and this collar works perfectly for him, we just didn't need the shock feature.
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Im assuming vibration of the vocal cords as most bark collars but this one hasnt been used so I cant say for sure
571515
Possibly. I'm not sure of the results you'd get. The locator beeps can be quite sharp (some variation there) and a dog might find them upsetting. The range is limited so it's not likely to work well in a big house or big yard. The part that you would put on the collar is not weatherproof, based on having replaced a battery. This means that a dip in the water bowl or extremely wet weather could damage the unit. I would address this question to the seller who is very knowledgeable.
739126
Yes, it beeps. I purchased this collar for our invisible fence brand containment and it has worked perfectly!
858380
I can't hear it much, but my assumption is that it's mainly in a frequency range that dogs can hear but we can't. When I tested the location where I should put the flags for training, I looked at the flashing LED on the collar. No way I was going to be still enough to hear the beep for that. It appears that my dog can hear the beep. I don't think the flags taught her all the boundaries and I can't believe she's been shocked that much.