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Anti Bark Dog Training Shock Collar $8.94 … |
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LCD Display Dog Remote Electric Training Collars with 100 Levels Vibration and Shock for 2 Small Medium Dogs $42.29 LCD Display Remote 2-Dog Training Shock Collars with 100 Levels. It is one of the coolest dog training collars in the market. This set has two receivers so you can remotely control/train two dogs at the same time. Simply input any level between 1-100 to work out the best shock level for your dogs. PLEASE NOTE: this item is great for two Small to Medium dogs. We don’t recommend it for small d… |
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LCD Dog Remote Electric Training Collar – 100 Level Shock and 100 Level Vibration $31.19 Specifications-Collar: Length: 43mm Height: 68mm Width: 38mm Weight 56g (module + battery) Collar length adjustable from 12 inches to 20 inches Power:2* 1.5V AAA battery (included) Water Resistant and shockproof Specifications-Handset: Length: 83mm Height: 25mm Width: 45mm Weight: 40g (with battery) Power: 2 AAA batteries (included) LED signal light and illumination at night The sound f… |
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HQRP 6-Volt Battery (2-Pack) compatible with Petsafe PDT00-10675, PDT24-10792, PDT24-10793 Remote Trainer Receiver Collar plus Coaster $5.91 Compatible with: Petsafe PDT00-10675, PDT24-10792, PDT24-10793 Remote Trainer Receiver Collar… |
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HQRP 3-Volt Battery (2-Pack) compatible with Petsafe PDT00-10867 Deluxe Dog Remote Trainer Receiver Collar plus Coaster Compatible with: Petsafe PDT00-10867 Deluxe Dog Remote Trainer Receiver Collar… |
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HQRP Battery compatible with Petsafe PDT00-10867 Deluxe Dog Remote Trainer Receiver Collar plus Coaster Compatible with: Petsafe PDT00-10867 Deluxe Dog Remote Trainer Receiver Collar… |
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Dogtra IQ – Yard Training Collar $179.99 The new iQ Yard Training Collar from Dogtra is a small, yet powerful, electronic training collar for dogs as small as ten pounds. It features a 400-yard range, 2-hour rapid charge batteries, and is 100 percent waterproof so you can train even in the rain. With 3 different types of stimulation–nick, constant, and non-stimulating vibration–and 100 precise stimulation levels, you can customize the … |
Anyone used remote trainers (electric shock collars) to condition 2 pit bulls not to fight?
I’m at my wits end with my 2 neutered female pit bulls. Suddenly, the younger (age 1 and a half) one attacks the older (age 3) one for no reason and a vicious fight ensues. I’ve tried everything – muzzling, more exercise, recognizing the dominance of the younger dog, asking for advice. The bottom line seems to be “crate and rotate”, which is what I have been doing, but I really dislike it even besides the inconvenience. I have an electric fence on my property and that works like magic. My dogs will NOT cross their boundaries even IF they aren’t wearing their collars because they’ve been conditioned to know that if they do, they will get a shock. I’m wondering if I’d have such sucess with remote training collars for the fighting problem. Two collars would cost about $300 to $400, so I’d sure like to hear from others who may have had real-life experience with this issue, especially with this breed, before I put out that much money for nothing.
I wouldnt recommend using a shock collar while they are fighting. It produces a zap and when the dog cries out, the other dog will take it as a sign of weakness.
Try this:
When to dogs start to get into it (like immediately) you have to become the alpha and put it in it’s place.
If you are able to get them to stop (not recommended to put your hands in there but a leash or stick works). Put them both on the ground. (On their sides or backs). This is the submissive positions and in the wild, the pack leader will put the dogs on the ground if they get out of line.
Check out Ceaser Milan-that man is a genious. There are episodes that are similar to your situation and you can get some pointers from there.
Good luck and dont forget…you are the pack leader.
