Jugbow Dog Shock Collar - 4200FT Dog Training Collar with Remote Innovative IPX7 Waterproof with 4 Training Modes, Rechargeable E-Collar for All Breeds

First off, I am an experienced dog handler of Shepherds and Dobermans. E-Collars get a bad rap because people don't know how to use them properly. It is VERY important that anyone using this or any device like it understand that it is NOT meant to be a punishment or an alternative to proper training. It is a communication tool. You issue the command, if they don't honor it, you issue the command again in combo with the stimulus from the collar. You might elect to wait til the third try at the command to issue the stimulus and work your way down to the 2nd try depending on your dog, the situation, etc. High drive working breed dogs like mine sometimes need a reminder that I'm talking to them. Its a nudge, an incentive to honor commands the first time on behaviors they've already been taught. Start at the lowest setting and work your way up just until you find that sweet spot. Its likely lower than you think you'll need. Do NOT use this as a punishment for things you haven't taught them yet. Thats what reward/treats are for. Put the time in to train your dog with positive reinforcements for the desired behavior. Use this device to remind/reinforce behaviors they've already been taught. I work from home and a house full of large breed dogs can really mess up a zoom meeting so these were acquired simply to control barking and general disruptive behavior that might otherwise force me away from my desk. This device is way better than standard bark collars as you control the stimulus and if you have multiple dogs at home or in your neighborhood, any bark collar that responds to sound will be going off constantly on the dog wearing it regardless of who is barking or if the unit hears something resembling a bark. Thats cruel. I do own some of the much higher priced E-Collars which work well for off leash, hiking, public settings, etc. but can be confusing for many folks. I purchased these specifically for use at home/on my property as they were simpler for my 13yr old daughter to use and I wasn't as concerned w/battery life, wear and tear, added features, etc. at home. I am very pleased with these units. I initially purchased one and quickly got more for all my dogs. I elected to get full 2 piece sets for each dog instead of multiple collars on one hand held unit because the switching back and forth between collars can lose important seconds when correcting a dog. It was easier for me for each dog to have their own set of a different color. Theyre all lined up on my desk while I'm working making rapid correction of the offending party easy. They were inexpensive, VERY easy to program and use, battery life for me lasts up to a week. Just 3 buttons (Beep, Vibrate, electro-stimulous). I only use the vibrate and beep options which is enough. As with most e-collar training, once the dog knows the consequence of not minding a command, they quickly mind the command the first time. They understand what the collar is and behave better simply by wearing it or seeing you reach for it. My house is MUCH quieter. Thank you.

Switching from the Educator Mini, and I’ve gotta say it’s an unbelievable improvement. While it may not be quite as durable, the functionality more than makes up for it. Settings are clear and easy to use. The instruction manual is not really necessary at all. The first 10 levels out of an available 99 are more than enough to get the desired corrections out of my fully grown Rottweiler. I also enjoy the settings for the audible tones, which he responds to almost as well, so I have a nice progression. I can start by warning him with a tone, use the buzzer as a precursor, and finally move to a full shock. This gives him the opportunity to correct his behavior without ever getting to the shock. Honestly, when he has the collar on, a verbal command does the trick most of the time. I’m still having problems with him pulling on his leash when other dogs are barking at him—he has become a problem in that regard—but I’m already seeing giant strides in the last few days. My only complaint is that the buttons are not laid out ergonomically. It seems like a missed opportunity to have at least one or two buttons on the side, but I’m not going to dock a star here because, like I said, the functionality is just so good. Definitely worth the value.

I’ve only had these collars for about 30 minutes (so I may update later), but I had to come write this because… wow. I have a 4-year-old husky (Nova), a 1-year-old Cane Corso/Lab mix (Ember), a 13-year-old senior husky (Phantom), and a 2-year-old son. My two younger dogs are incredibly sweet but zero chill — they dig up my yard, chew things, break fencing, ignore commands, and basically turn my house into a dust storm every other day. Ember constantly bites husky tails (she already broke Phantom’s tail tip once), and Nova plays too rough and scratches Ember up. When they both bolt outside, they knock Phantom over, and her legs are bad enough that she doesn’t even want to go out with them anymore. Around my toddler, they get overstimulated and end up in the crate because they cannot settle. They jump on new people, jump up on our chairs, pull stuff off the table, and they steal my socks! 😤 Enter these collars. After ten minutes of use — just beeps and vibration, no shock so far — the difference in their listening was unreal. I honestly felt emotional because I love my dogs and have been frustrated for so long. I don’t want to be someone who gives away dogs because I can’t manage them, and these collars gave me hope immediately. Product notes: • I bought the 2-pack since it was more cost-effective, and it’s incredibly convenient having both collars on one remote. • Pairing was quick and simple. The instructions are actually clear, unlike some Amazon products where I still end up Googling things. • Vibration works great on both dogs; I haven’t needed to use the shock feature yet. • It includes longer metal contact points for fluffier dogs. Nova is a long-haired husky, and skin contact can be tricky, the longer pins worked okay for her but not quite as well as my cane corso. • The collars are very adjustable — my dogs are very different sizes and both fit perfectly. • One tip: if you’re switching between two collars on the same remote, always double-check which one is selected so you don’t correct the wrong dog by accident. One suggestion for the company: Add something to secure the excess strap so it doesn’t flap around on dogs with smaller necks. Overall? This is hands-down the best purchase I’ve made all year. If things keep going like this, maybe next year I’ll actually have grass again — and spend less money on dusting supplies 😂

Had this product for a few month now. At first everything works very well, the collar had both beeping and shocking feature where you could adjust the level from high to low. Obviously you don't want to set it too high or else it might hurt your dog . Great for small/big dog training. One problem I began to see is that the batteries of the collar begins to die really quick even if you don't use it. I have to charge it almost once a week, again, I hardly use it but i kept it on my dogs neck incase she miss behave and I will click the beeping button to warn her not to do certain thing.

If you are looking at dog training collars and researched until it was overwhelming like I did, this collar is for you!! You will NOT be disappointed! This collar is an amazing tool that helped train my heeler mix with recall. As long as you use it properly, it will be your best training friend. It is durable and even though he is small, it is not too big for him. I LOVE the options for notifications but honestly I only need to give him a beep notification every now and then and he comes right back and stops barking. I can usually just put the collar on and he knows and responds well. The battery life is astoundingly long! I means weeks long!

NOT EFFECTIVE ON GIANT BREED DOGS!!! :( If you want to be chasing after your horse size dog while he’s laughing at you and acting like a total clown buy this collar. If you want something effective buy something that’s higher quality!! I had this collar for about a week and that’s all it took to know that it was not going to work for my dog. I have a 130lbs. 1 year old (in tact) male Great Dane who’s an absolute sweetheart but is stubborn, highly distracted, and absolutely needs to have the option of being held accountable with an E-collar when off leash. With little or no distractions my dog is great, and will recall perfectly without me even touching the E-collar, so I know he KNOWS the command and what I’m asking of him. This isn’t my first rodeo with an E-collar either. We had an older E-collar (different brand) that we trained multiple dogs on that was great, but finally started to give out after about 4 years. Our old collar was good enough while my Dane was a pup, but I knew he was going to be needing something more effective soon. I was finally going to cosplay as someone in a different tax bracket and purchase a big name expensive collar, but as a last ditch effort I fell for the great reviews and ads for this Jugbow collar. I didn’t see any reviews on testing this collar on a giant breed dog (probably because other owners had more sense than me), so I thought I could be of some use and test it out on my pup either way. Upon opening, I actually had really high hopes for it. It seemed well made for the most part, and when testing it out on myself it worked great. I was a little worried my dog might be thrown off having used our old collar for a while now, but he adjusted quickly. The first few days went great and my dog responded well to the beep and vibrate setting in multiple low distraction settings (rarely do I need to shock him). Today was the day I knew this collar wasn’t going to work for us though….Our neighborhood bumps up against a green belt area that’s perfect for letting the dogs explore off leash. Every now and then my pup will get a wild hair up his butt and full blown SPRINT back to our neighbors to run up and down the fence line with their dogs. When this happens he couldn’t care less about anything other than those dogs and having a good time unless I give him ALL of the warnings AND eventually hit him with the shock. When I do finally shock him he will correct himself and come back, BUT TODAY?!?! Nope!! This MF didn’t care at all!! It didn’t matter if I called his name, beeped him, hit him with the vibrate on the highest setting, or even shocked him on the highest setting…he was not phased!! At one point I was so desperate I was just pressing buttons at random (absolutely do not do this I 100% know better and it confuses the crap out of your dog) but like I said I was desperate for anything to work at that point. I also knew I was well within the range of the collar. I originally had the shock set to a 10 because this is where he first “noticed” it when trying the collar on, but I made it all the way to 99 when this little situation was all said and done. My dog didn’t look like he was even slightly bothered by the shock!! He was looking at me like, “This is what you get for buying the cheap collar woman!!” Needless to say, I’ll be returning this collar because in an emergency situation or high distraction setting it obviously just isn’t effective. I also don’t want to teach him that listening is optional. To be fair, a majority of collars aren’t super effective on giant breed dogs, so I’m not surprised this one didn’t work out for us. It may be a great if your dog did only need the beep, vibrate, or has almost perfect recall skills even in a high distraction setting. I could see this collar being more effective on smaller dogs. I do think there’s promise for this collar, but it’s just not meant for x-large or giant breed dogs. I do like that this company is trying to make E-Collars more affordable and not have such a high barrier of entry to these types of training tools. If this truly was the only E-collar someone could afford I think it would still be a decent training tool to start your dog on, and much better than no E-Collar at all. Yes, I’m sad AF because I did just purchase a $300 Dogtra collar before writing this review.

We’ve been using this brand of dog training collar for years and have been extremely happy with it. We never use the shock feature. Our dogs are fully trained using the beep alone. The vibrate option is also a big plus. When a dog gets distracted, the vibration quickly gets his attention and helps break that focus without causing stress. The collar is adjusted and very easy to find the perfect for your fur baby. They are durable, long-lasting, and the battery life is outstanding. We rarely have to worry about charging, which is very convenient.

I am very pleased with this set up.This is a great quality collar and remote. Well worth the money. I've used a collar similar to this in the past, It was for barking. This collar is more for training but its great for beginners as its very straight to the point informative so as not to accidently hurt the dog. Im using it to get my dog to control himself when he sees a cat. He's a belgium malinouŕe and while walking if he sees a cat he's gone. if he catches them he just wants to bark and fight while the cat is beating him up. He's broken 4 of my fingers from yanking the leash from me before I know what's happening. So the collar and remote charge very quickly like 2 hours f ull charge with usb. It has 8 beeps t o warn of the shock. I haven't tried it out since its been very cold but this weekend it will be nice. I'll post a part 2 maybe but seriously its great quality for the money.