Showing posts with label Collar Clinic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collar Clinic. Show all posts

Thursday, July 13, 2017

A dogs life with an e-collar

If properly introduced to an e-collar, your dog will eagerly sit, look at you and wag it's tail allowing you to put the collar on.  The collar should mean more adventures await.   

Whether you have a companion or a hunting dog, you will offer your dog more freedom, exercise. and increase the safety of your dog with an e-collar.  Many times the remote training collar is used as an attention-getter to capture the dogs focus back to you.  In dangerous situations such as encountering porcupines, snakes, and deer chasing, you will be able to stop your dog. With repeated simulated encounters you can teach your dog to avoid the situation as it will learn to avoid that scent. 

So how do you introduce the e-collar to your dog?  It is recommended that the dog wear the collar all day long at first, so it becomes routine.  Later you might only put the collar on when you are going outside.  Your dog does not become a mind reader just because you have some control over the dog. You introduce it gradually, start your training using basic commands he already knows or a check cord so you can direct the dog in the proper direction.  

You have to learn to think like a dog.  How will he interpret the static shock with his behavior? Timing and repetition are very important.  It is also very important to work on one thing at a time and introduce the collar in non distracting situations.  To increase your confidence in the dogs understanding of the correct response, gradually work with increased distractions such as other dogs or work in an open field.  Do not turn his world upside down, training sessions should be short then followed with play time.  If you confuse your dog or make him anxious, take a step back and change the activity.  Build your dogs confidence again if needed letting him know he is doing okay.        

As you teach your dog better manners and a consistent recall, you will enjoy your time together more. Your dog will be proud of himself.  Remember dogs in general want to please.      

We believe e-collars are wonderful training tools and allow you to have an invisible leash on your dog.  With the options of using tone and vibration to guide your dog in the right direction, training is gentle.  So let him run but not run away.  A happy dog and well exercised dog is a good dog!  

Ask Collar Clinic which collar is right for you and your dog.   We have helped over a hundred thousand dog owners reach their goal of a having well trained four legged companion.  

800-430-2010 M-F 8:30-5:00 ET  #collarclinic.com
 
 

Friday, April 22, 2016

The Power of the Pager in Electronic Dog Training


The "pager" has officially become a standard option in remote dog training collars and a feature on several no bark trainers too.  

Garmin recently came on board with with the Delta Series, Sport PRO, PRO 550 and Alpha 100/TT15. Dogtra has offered the pager/vibration training option from day one.  D.T. Systems, SportDOG, E-collar Technologies and DogWatch all have offered vibration on most of their models for some time now.   

The vibration feature has given way to new methods in dog training. It can be used like low level avoidance training.  It is also a good conditioning mode, so you can use it as a reminder once the dog has been trained.  Many pet owners feel more comfortable using an electronic collar with the vibration option. You just cannot over stimulate your dog with the pager/vibration.  It is useful option too when you cannot see your dog, he has run off and is out of sight, you don't want to use stimulation when you cannot see what your dog is doing.
Not all pager/vibrations are created equal. E-collar Technologies has varied the vibration the most with the "tapping sensation" in which the vibration is interrupted; buzz, buzz, buzz instead of a steady buzz. Dogtra has a strong steady vibration buzz sure to be noticed by the dog. D.T. Systems models with "Vibration Assist" offer a milder version.   

DogWatch and E-collar Technologies have adjustable vibration only collars.  Since these remotes only offer vibration there are no contact points.  This makes the collar suitable for the small breeds as small as 6 lbs.  The V-10 and Page Only models are new in the last year or so.  You can increase the vibration to make it more noticeable if the dog ignores you at first.  In the past vibration alone was not effective in high distraction situations and needed to be back upped with a stimulation.  Now that you can make the vibration stronger, it works for most companion dogs.  These have a bonus safety feature, the collars have remotely operated lights for good visibility in the dark.   

There are nearly 40 different training e-collars with the vibration option. Your cell phone gets your attention with the pager, your dogs collar with vibration will get his attention too!  

Contact Collar Clinic 800.430.2010 with your questions.
Have a safe and well mannered dog!

E-collar Technologies Page Only

DogWatch V-10
Sport PRO



E-collar Technologies ET-300
Dogtra 280C

Monday, June 29, 2015

Spot Light on Two New Dog e-Trainers

Distractions, prey drive, moving objects or other dogs may get your dog into trouble.  

If your dog is off leash and wearing a remote trainer, you have options in getting his attention or out and out stopping an unwanted behavior. Even if your dog is on a leash you might need the power of the collar to control the situation.  

Always use the least amount of stimulation when training your dog. Set the level to the lowest effective level and teach your dog the proper response to your instructions. However, the situation can change quickly and being able to instantly increase the stimulation to an effective level for that behavior is as important as is the timing.  

Two of the newest dog e-collars on the market offer instant selection of intensity level with just the push of a button.  There is no need to change a dial when you can have instant controlled step ups with the push of a button all while keeping your eyes on the dog.  

With the New Dogtra Edge RT you get six intensity settings immediately with 4 buttons.  Low, Medium and High in either "Nick"  or "Constant" are achieved by the bottom button, top button and both buttons together.  The RT model also has a separate button for the non-stimulating pager vibration and is expandable to 3 collars.  


With the New EZ or Pro Educator collars from E-collar Technologies you have an option to set the levels for different circumstances with a computer application to program the buttons and booster levels.  These settings can also be set manually on the remote hand held transmitter. The Educator also has an immediate override function should the chosen settings still not be enough.  A remote tracking light is a great safety feature too for outings in the dark.  Tone and vibration options can be set to automatically administer stimulation sensation after 2 seconds should the dog choose not to comply.

It is amazing how collars have changed in the past 27 years.  These new e-collars are just a couple examples of how easy and versatile remote training can be.  Your dog's safety and well being are the reasons for the e-collar.   

Our job at Collar Clinic is to provide you with all your options and information to compare the different dog training models and equipment with your needs.  We keep all of the best e-collars in stock and offer trade credit for your old collars.  

Call us at 800-430-2010 M-F 8:30-5:00 ET or email to discuss your dog collar needs.  


Thursday, April 4, 2013

"Your Dog is Barking!"


Have you ever received an upset message like this?

Besides keeping my dog quiet, a bark collar kept her calmer.  She stopped going around and around in circles barking and trying to get the attention of the entire neighborhood.  


Check out the latest technology in bark collars. 

Garmin BarkLimiter Deluxe $99.99

Now In Stock

New BarkLimiter Deluxe, built with proven Tri-Tronics® dog training technology, is the world’s first intuitive electronic bark correction device. It uses accelerometer-based Bark identification to distinguish between barking and other vocalizations with a Vibration alternative. Rechargeable.  Also available in a disposable battery version BarkLimiter $79.99.  

Your neighbors windows will be open soon; Give peace and quiet a chance!  30 day money back guarantee.  

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Collar Clinic Catalog 2011

Products, Parts and Service Information for most e-collars.  Collar Clinic your e-collar specialist since 1988.   View online or order Free Collar Clinic Catalog 2011 

Friday, September 18, 2009

Hunt better together with an electronic collar, beeper or GPS

Bird dogs are birdie. They will give you a good point naturally but will they hold the point? Will your dog get bored looking for birds and check out a deer, or a porcupine instead? Is the cover so thick you cannot see your dog? You don't want the flush if you are not in shooting range. Reliable products from Tri-Tronics, Dogtra, Unleashed Technology, Lovetts and Garmin improve the hunting experience. Check range, prevent the unwanted chase or bad encounter with wildlife using a remote trainer. Track your dog with a beeper or GPS. Enjoy the hunt don't hunt for your dog. Remote Trainers offered new and reconditioned at Collar Clinic. Also 3 day repair service for most Tri-Tronics collars call 800-430-2010. Garmin Astro is the hottest item now for keeping up with your dog. Users say hunting has never been so good. Lovetts Low Tone Beeper is a long time favorite stand alone beeper just $89.00. It's worth the point.

Rabbit season is just around the corner, the new TriTronics Sport Junior collar is smaller than other e-collars with a built in safety light that can be turned on and off from the transmitter. Add a Junior e-collar to your Tri-Tronics Trashbreaker or Classic 70 G2 or G3 for $89.00. The range is from the transmitter so these new lightweight e-collars work well for beagles.

Good Hunting to All.




Collar Clinic is located in Traverse City, Michigan. Michigan DNR Online Harvest Reporting Michigan is a great hunting destination.