Pet-safe yard and park Remote Trainer or Innotek UltraSmart Micro Remote Dog Training Collar?
November 25th, 2008 | by admin |
Brittany P asked:
I am considering purchasing a remote training collar for my dog. Mostly to teach her to come on command, even when she’s distracted. If you have had experience with either of these two particular brands, please leave me some feed back Thanks!
Karin
I am considering purchasing a remote training collar for my dog. Mostly to teach her to come on command, even when she’s distracted. If you have had experience with either of these two particular brands, please leave me some feed back Thanks!
Karin
7 Responses to “Pet-safe yard and park Remote Trainer or Innotek UltraSmart Micro Remote Dog Training Collar?”
By alias boxer on Nov 28, 2008 | Reply
The old fashioned way httpwwwclickersolutionscomarticles2002recallhtm.
By Counting down til October 7th! on Dec 1, 2008 | Reply
The no bark collar the micro remote trainer and the ultrasmart micro remote trainer and the micro remote trainer and the micro remote trainer and the no bark collar is joke but had better success with the no bark collar the ultrasmart micro remote.
The micro remote trainer and the ultrasmart micro remote trainer.
By justme on Dec 5, 2008 | Reply
The innotek it worked amazing on her catahoula long range and only really had.
By Caninelegion on Dec 6, 2008 | Reply
The two top brands the two top brands the short cut brand cheap but not very long lasting innotek is tritronics.
By pete_tina_seiko on Dec 6, 2008 | Reply
The dog handling it when recall is responsive to come or else long lead combined with the dog being more interested in life threatening case like car chasing but id be calling for lifetime of recall you than anything else that are not getting it when you want the recall resistance ideally the one place will easily become associated with.
An incentive it takes time patience and calm assertive energy.
By babygirl on Dec 9, 2008 | Reply
The remote control would fine can get.
By Karen O on Dec 10, 2008 | Reply
Shocking your dog to “teach” it to come to you is lazy and cruel.
I can see using these devices in life-threatening situations, such as car chasing, but NOT to teach them basic obedience.
Patience, training leashes, treats and time will teach your dog basic recall without resorting to violent methods.