E-Collar Technologies Mini, EZ & Pro Educator Differences

E-Collar Technologies Mini, EZ and Pro Educator Differences. What is the Differences in the 1/2 mile dog training collar models? What is best for you and your dog? You decide or call me with any questions 1-800-851-9051 or email me at [e-mail]
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[@DogTrainerKJAYY]

Thank you for your content very helpful !

[@orozcofamily8167]

Thanks for covering all of these together. Not sure I understand the extra features on EZ and Pro. You said what they’re called, and that you can use them, but not a clear explanation of what the devices actually do differently. You might want to use a prepared script to be more concise and to not say “so” as often. Not trying to be mean, just some constructive suggestions. Great video quality and I’m thankful for the reviews.

[@Zerpersande]

My take on the differences… Mini - Basic unit EZ - I went with the EZ-900 because I liked the ability to program the Vibration/Tone. Pro - Basically for what the name implies. I remember one clip that said there are too many functions for the average user to get any benefit from.

[@lucynyu8226]

Hey dash please do a new video on the educator BP-504 Anti Bark Collar

[@syednoor4322]

You web links dont work.. Please check

[@Beth-El]

these links no longer take you to a site to purchase , keeps bringing up spam on my end.

[@joanodaly4464]

What about the one named The Educator?

[@cjboots1115]

Thank you for all your e collar videos they are everything I was looking for plus more. Subscribed

[@karunald]

Can the instant feature on the EZ be turned off? Sorry I'm confused about the mini's and EZ dial knobs

[@Dash35PetCompany]

+karunald Yes, the Instant mode can be turned off on the EZ via a windows computer.

[@user-xg8ij1hs3x]

what would be best for a 62lb heeler aussie mix, I want to teach him to stay near our property or near me off leash in west Virginia, I would like shock, sound and buzz.

[@doonbiz]

First, thanks for taking these questions, very nice if you. 11 week Malti-Poo, male, sweet pup, VERY high energy, and bites hard (digs-in and shakes head), sometimes draws blood. Which collar would you suggest? Thanks so very much!

[@Zerpersande]

Mini, but you should ensure that basic obedience training has been properly taught. These are NOT a first effort fix.

[@chadlee5041]

Ramp doesn’t start at 0 anymore it starts at 10 and is way too high to start outdated info

[@Huzaifaaqib]

v nice video #techeducatorguru

[@MrDjmurdock]

Witch one would you recommend for a high drive dog doing schutzhund

[@buzzsparker]

Any of these are good. Your dog REALLY shouldn't be maxing out any of these. We have a house full of bitework dogs and they all respond to the ET-300

[@Huzaifaaqib]

nice #tecgeducatorguru

[@00dreamer00]

Will the mini educator be okay for smaller upland dogs?

[@gorillazgarage7482]

Eric any dog over 5 lbs. not a dog in the 1.5 lbs rang.

[@00dreamer00]

@@gorillazgarage7482 ty

[@cooper4031]

Try the Micro Educator

[@deniselarsen961]

can the mini be used for more than 1 dog?

[@gorillazgarage7482]

Denise Larsen no

[@jordancaddy2537]

Gorillaz Garage mine can so that’s bullshit

[@buzzsparker]

Chill, y'all. The mini educator can be upgraded to a 2 dog system.

[@RyanSierra-]

Website is ass

[@shredthegnar6758]

The electrodes cause injury because they are too long and it pokes the dog and causes them to bleed.

[@JohnnyBGood11]

This is a total lie I consulted a trainer today and she said she uses them and that's a total lie...she said some new users have started it too high and made the dog jump but causes them to bleed a total lie.

[@silentassasin741]

Neon Shepherd wrong

[@PNSFOOD]

In the wrong uneducated and inexperienced hands, most training tools can cause undesired behavior issues and/or injury. As with raising children, successful well-educated parents tend to find the best resources and teachers to help produce well adjusted and successful children. The same is true for raising a pet companion. Never take advice from novice trainers, wanna be trainers and people with no success with the systems or tools they are giving advice on.

[@barryonthefly]

You have to move the prongs every so often or the rubbing on the skin from movement can aggravate the skin. Long walks then rotate the collar around every hour.

[@wolfsommer1767]

If you need this to educate your dog well - sorry you are just not fit to have a dog!

[@michael-lynn]

Yes we all know that, no one is fit to have a dog who doesn't measure up to your standards, what ever that may be.