Solidifying Commands with the Ecollar

[@rachaeljones2265]

What do you mean by "marking it with good"? Sorry if that's in another video I haven't seen yet. Thank you for your videos!!

[@caitlinchristopherson1107]

I've had an ecollar for over a month now, I've been watching video after video. I even had a lesson with the trainer we send our pup too for day school and where we did our obedience training. I left there so underwhelmed by the info I had received, and not in the slightest bit confident in using the collar. Thank you for this video it is very helpful!

[@judyrapp238]

Are you buzzing, beeping or shocking

[@thomasmarchese2808]

There is no shock. E collars beep, vibrate or stimulate. The stimulation, what misinformed people call “shock” is essentially the same as a tins unit. The thing you put on your body with sticky pads and it stimulates your muscles, kinda feels like a tingle. That’s exactly what e collars do. The do not shock like a tazer or a stun gun. It’s awful how many people call them shock collars. Yet funny enough dogs don’t go stiff and drop like when a human is hit with a tazer or stun gun. But that’s because an ecollar isn’t a stun gun tazer or cattle prod. It’s essentially a tins unit designed to go on a dog collar. Hope that helps

[@deanbalouris330]

Are you holding the transmitter in the up position for the viewers? I usually don’t want my dogs associating the transmitter with the sensation that they are feeling.

[@daveskolnick9643]

That's only for viewers for the video to know when she pressed the button

[@pbserious2]

This is the most helpful most accurate video I’ve ever seen😊

[@jaylang4707]

thanks for the education!!! it doesnt hurt that you are thicker than a snicker!!