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by RamhausK9 on 02 February 2010 - 03:02
I do not typically use an E collar and none of mine are using one currently. However, I had a very, very hard female come in that I think would be a good candidate for one. Can those experienced with these collars recommend the best to buy? I want one that will not cost an arm and a leg, but will also not break or quit working within a month. I don't mind spending a few hundred, just not looking to spend $500. I'd prefer to stay around $200 - $300 or less. Thanks.
by mooonie on 02 February 2010 - 06:02
Is humor allowed? I'm just a terrible person tonight...
This method worked like a charm with my 2 human boys....hold a .38 on 'em while you're beating them with an extention cord.
It really got their attention.
so sorry.
This method worked like a charm with my 2 human boys....hold a .38 on 'em while you're beating them with an extention cord.
It really got their attention.
so sorry.
by gsdsch3v on 02 February 2010 - 07:02
Dogtra
by Lief on 02 February 2010 - 11:02
the Dogtra 2300 is a versatile collar with a higher end on the power it runs $299 or the 280 is just a little over $200 or the new 300 model is $200 it does not have the power of the other two but has a smaller reciever and remote
by yoshy on 02 February 2010 - 13:02
I like my dogtra 282 ncp. 2 collar system
batteries last a long time.
127 different stimili settings.
pager, nic, continous functions
1/2-3/4 mile range
water proof.
I love mine. for soft to upper medium dogs. 99% of dogs fit in this catagory.
Please have someone with experience / professional with good track record to show you how to use it, if you pursue this avenue of training and or plan to use this tool.
batteries last a long time.
127 different stimili settings.
pager, nic, continous functions
1/2-3/4 mile range
water proof.
I love mine. for soft to upper medium dogs. 99% of dogs fit in this catagory.
Please have someone with experience / professional with good track record to show you how to use it, if you pursue this avenue of training and or plan to use this tool.
by Rick Cadez Jr on 02 February 2010 - 14:02
I have the Dogtra 1900 ncp and it works great. Like the poster stated 1-127 stim levels with a screen which displays the stim level. Has a pager ( vibration ) setting which I like. 1/2 mile range and waterproof. Holds a charge for along time.
by dcw on 02 February 2010 - 14:02
Tri-tronics makes the best e-collar IMO. The basic model will cost you about $240, and will do anything you need. I also have a Dogtra, and it is junk. Tri-tronics make good, tough collars, that hold up in the rain and hard weather.
Dennis
Dennis
by schdiva on 02 February 2010 - 18:02
I only recommend Tri-tronics. Every time a client has purchased a different collar they have had trouble or been disappointed with their purchase.
by sueincc on 03 February 2010 - 14:02
I really like Dogtra collars. You can have them customize the 280 with 2 receivers calibrated to the one transmitter.
by RamhausK9 on 03 February 2010 - 19:02
Thank you everyone. It is interesting to see such a split of opinions on the Dogtra collars. For those who do not like them, can you explain why? Why about the Dogtra was unsatisfactory to you? Thanks.
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