Tiniest Dog Shock Collar, Lightest Dog Training Collar with Remote for Small Dogs 5-15lbs & Medium Large Dogs/Puppies, Waterproof, Rechargeable, 1300ft Range (Black&Small)

Great Training Collar for Small Dogs
I have a Mini Rat Terrier x Pug and this collar works GREAT for her! She is only 8lbs and even though it is still a bit big for her, it isn’t as bad as all the others.96% of the time she returns with just the sound option. But the vibrate and “shock” options are not as strong as the other brands which is Fantastic for these smaller breeds. The battery life on one charge is over 2 weeks. Again, 96% of the time we only have to use sound and the other options may drain the battery faster and the collar is used only 12/24 hours a day. This is the second collar I have bought after over a year with the first one. Only reason that one was replaced was because the remote was left out in the rain. That being said, the new purchase is still in the box because the good old “Put it in rice” trick worked.TLDR; Great Collar for small breed dogs. It runs strong for a long time and battery life with one charge is great.

Great training collar!
I got this training collar for my 9 month old yorkiepoo. To say she’s the happiest and most hyper dog on earth is an understatement. Even though she’s only 10 pounds, she gets so excited (about any and everything) that when she jumps on me while I’m walking she almost knocks me down. My cat already tripped me this year and caused me a broken back so I was in desperate need to stop this behavior. She also loves to bite my feet and shoes when I’m walking. Everything is a game to her. She also does what I call a relentless scream bark every morning before I can even get to her crate to let her out. I’ve tried 2 other “bark” collars with only a preset level of beep and vibrate, they didn’t phase her. I hesitated about a shock collar, but when I read that this one has the ability to turn the vibration and shock levels from 1-99 I decided to give it a try. She paid no attention at all to the beep (which I expected) but when I switched it to vibrate (I had to go up to 50 before it worked) she noticed and it stops the bad behaviors! I use command words such as “no jump, no bite, no bark” when pressing the remote. Within 2 days she started responding to just the commands. This is a training collar and will not do anything unless you use the remote, so this is not the collar to stop barking while you’re away from your dog.The collar seems well made, I did need to cut off a good bit of length for my dog (and burn the edges with a lighter so it doesn’t fray). I like that it doesn’t have the spike type of prongs that sit on the neck. I’ve used the collar for 2 weeks on the first charge and just today had to charge it fully again (2 hours), so the charge lasts a long time. I had plugged it up with a charging cord that looked the same but wasn’t the one it came with and it did nothing, but as soon as I plugged it into the cord that came with it, it started charging (the red light came on). It has a small on/off button to press right next to the charging port & indicator light. If you’re not using the collar you can turn it off so the battery doesn’t run down. I’ve not had to charge the remote yet, it’s still fully charged after 2 weeks of use. I like the bright flashlight like feature on the remote, it’s helpful for walking the dog at night. I also like the feature of being able to control up to 3 collars with one remote. I’ve not used this feature yet, as my older dog has no issues that need correcting, but my parents are soon getting a new puppy and this feature (along with a second collar) will help to train their dog too.I’ve also been able to train my dog with this collar to use an artificial grass/tray potty that I have placed inside of a dog playpen for when I’m not able to take her outside as often as puppies need to go. She’d start to look for a place to go squat and I’d press the vibrate button and say “go to your potty” and point to the grass in her playpen, which she quickly learned. Having a broken back and a new puppy was a major challenge until I got this training collar. I could not risk falling again and did not want to have to use a shock collar on my small dog unless it was absolutely necessary. Hopefully the vibrate feature will continue to be enough correction for her, but if not at least I won’t have to buy another collar and if needed, I can use the lowest setting possible to see how she responds.I do wish that the remote had a wrist lanyard. That would make it easier especially when you have to carry the remote all the time at first when you have a jumping dog. I also wish the beep feature had the ability to turn the volume up and down, instead of one set sound on one volume level. But the vibrate feature has worked great on my dog. It does not hurt her, just interrupts her behavior so that she can listen to my commands. She shakes her head when it vibrates (I’m sure the vibration tickles). She does not cowl down or act like she’s been scolded at all, just learns to pay attention to what I’m telling her. Overall this a a must have collar for dog training! Wish I’d found out about it sooner!

A tiny collar that works like a big collar
I like the small, lightweight size of the collar. It weighs the same as my dog’s standard collar, which is what I wanted so she does not know what collar she is wearing. My dog was trained with a much larger and heavier collar, so what I wanted was a smaller collar she wouldn’t notice she was wearing. I really like the fact that you can increase the vibrations to a very strong vibrate, as my dog rarely responds to the single setting vibration of her original collar. I just need something to break her concentration when she is focused on sniffing or squirrels, etc., and this works perfectly for that. So, I love the small size and the ability to greatly increase the vibration (or static shock, which is pretty tiny on the lower settings). The transmitter is easy to see and use, although it would be improved with some way to hang it from my neck on a lanyard (it can be hard to dig it out of a pocket and impractical to carry it in your hand all the time) and if the beep button was on the side of transmitter instead of just another button on the front, it would be easier and faster to use. On the con, the battery doesn’t seem to last very long, and the collar and transmitter go to sleep after 10 minutes on non-use. There is a time lag than when you push a button (like the vibration button) before the collar wakes up and vibrates. When my dog is busy sniffing instead of working with me, I want it to instantly correct her, not have to wait what feels like a couple of seconds to work. My first collar stopped holding a charge and the on-off switch stopped working properly within a use or two. 5 stars for the vendor, who responded immediately by sending a new collar out that works properly. The vendor was quick to respond to all communication, and quick to make corrections, so I recommend the vendor. I do recommend the collar, with the caveat that’s based on what you want if for. It works great for my needs, and I am happy with it overall. Also, I have a 38 lb Brittany spaniel, I wouldn’t use this collar on her when we are out hiking, and she is working far from me. It works great for the close training we are doing in the backyard or arena.

I use this for our Schipperke pup who barks constantly at our house cats. I have only used the buzz setting. It vibrates and makes a buzz noise wit out shocking the pup. I find it charges very fast It is easy to put the collar on the puppy. Thanks so much , it is a great training device!

My 5 lb yorkie loves to pick on his 25 lb cats, when he gets out of hand, he gets beeped. that catches his attention because he knows whats coming next. Vibration gets his attention and only as a last resort does he get the shock. He knows that comes after the vibration.Excellent product