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No hay artículos en el carroCollar de entrenamiento para perros INVIROX Aviso legal: Lee y sigue las instrucciones del manual de usuario. El ajuste adecuado del cuello es importante. Este collar es adecuado para perros de 8 a 100 libras. Un collar usado durante demasiado tiempo o demasiado apretado en el cuello de una mascota puede causar daños en la piel. Evita dejar el collar en los perros durante más de 6 horas al día. Limitación de responsabilidad: en ningún caso seremos responsables de ningún daño y lesiones directos, indirectos, punitivos, incidentales, especiales o consecuentes, ni de cualquier daño y lesión que surja o esté relacionado con el uso o uso indebido de este producto. El comprador asume todos los riesgos y la responsabilidad del uso de este producto.
Leslie
Comentado en Canadá el 3 de febrero de 2025
Many years ago, i had a version of this to train my Dobe, and it was awesome. Fast forward to today . It works great, as soon as i put it on her, she KNOWS. its fantastic. I would buy it again if I had to~!
blt
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de abril de 2025
Helps with training the pup. Only need to use the vibrate and tone alarm.
Yvonne
Comentado en México el 17 de mayo de 2024
Salí a la calle con mi perro y estuvo a punto de soltarse, había muchos carros me dió mucho miedo de que le pasará algo, y no obedecía eran jaloneos constantes, así que regresando pedí el collar que ya me habian recomendado, y funcionó desde el primer momento en su comportamiento, hasta ahora solo he necesitado usar los sonidos y con eso se controla, cambio radical en su comportamiento y tranquilidad de poder sacarlo a la calle sin problema.
Leona Robinson
Comentado en Australia el 13 de febrero de 2024
We got this to stop her bullying the cats (we have 5, long story) because weve tried positive reinforcement, but she’s had too many dopamine hits being able to chase the cats without any repercussions, so her behaviour towards them has recently become worse.Once we read the instruction manual twice and watched some training videos on this, we tested it on ourselves and then got it on her and gave it a test run. She responds to the sound warning really well, so 95% of the time that’s all she needs. If she’s excited, she will ignore the sound so we use the vibration and that also works well. I’ve only given her a “zap” a couple times when she’s ignored me (mid chase of cat, trying to snatch my 4yr old daughters cookie and jumping on her ) when her motivation was high, and it stopped her right in her tracks. I understand why, it’s like a rubber band snap. No pain just a very clear message and distraction from the intense focus. She is learning to settle down around the cats very well although I do wonder if she recognises that when it’s on she has to behave. And when it’s off it’s fair game (I have a lab she’s too smart sometimes)Make sure you read the instructions twice. You can hurt your dog otherwise or ruin the trust relationship. This is a training tool, not a quick fix.The range seems to be quite good and also we have a very bushy section, we found we could use the sound to find where she was if she ignored the “come” command.it’s exact what was missing which is consequences for ignoring commands, and also being able to communicate with her more effectively.I have yet to see how the battery holds out that seems to be the biggest issue peopleHave. I hope not to need it longer than a few weeksEdit: we stopped using it because she stopped responding to it most of the time. I reverted to basic recall training. I gave up on expecting her to respond but rewarded VERY heavily EVERY time she came to me when I asked. I also used a long leash around the cats. FAR more effective than this. Although I recommend trying it, and it works well, it isn’t a long term tool for us.
Juanpito
Comentado en Australia el 28 de septiembre de 2024
I bought it as a last resort. My one year old staffy x american bulldog pup (Pedro) is a good boy at home (mostly), but at the park and off leash was el diablo (running away, bad recall, jumping on strangers, playing too rough with smaller dogs, etc.). After he occidentally injured my wife with his exuberance I bought this collar. I did not consult a trainer because I don't have the money for it, but Pedro and I are good mates and he knows what I want him to do but he just ignored me most times. It's more fun to chase that possum or play with a dog mate than follow me.I bought it and test it on my neck. The shock mode at level 20 out of 99 gave me a strong sudden pinch. Not painful but very uncomfortable.First day with the collar at the park: I think I used wrong the first day. He ran towards a family with a dog and I kinda panic and went straight away to shock mode 15 level. Pedro jumped in the air with and was confused. We looked each other. He turn towards the other dog again and I pressed the shock button twice and he just came back to me and I gave him praise and a treat.Since that day he changed his behaviour - noticeably. Now he waits for my approval to approach another dogs or humans. Obeys when I tell him to come back. Sometimes he's playing with another dog and ignored my calls. I only need to use the harmless vibration mode at level 10 for him to remind him of the previous electric shocks and obey my commands. Our walks are now enjoyable and can't thank enough to the designers.Since then I have done a lot of research on vibrating/shock collars.It is a communication tool. If your dog gets what you are trying to convey the collar will work really quick.If your dog is a small puppy less than 8 months old please DON'T use this tool. You DON'T WANT YOUR DOG THINKING THAT SOCIALISING OR INTERACTING WITH OTHER HUMANS TO BE THE PROBLEM.Your best friend needs to understand clearly what you want him to do for this collar/tool to work. Wait till they are 11 months at least.He's now 15 months old. I only have to use the vibration mode once a month when he wants to jump in the swamp near our house but other than that Pedro now follows my commands thanks to the collar training. Thanks for reading.
Customer
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de febrero de 2023
My dog has entered the most crucial period for training, she is a year old. She is a large breed dog , and I am a very small woman. I use this for off leash training, here in my own yard, in an area that used to be rural but is rapidly changing. I haven't had to use anything but the beep and vibrate mode, the beep just refocuses her attention to me, while she finds the vibration mode very annoying. Most of my training is done the old fashioned way. Consistency and hands on. The following is an example of when more was needed.My young nephew lives here and bought a small motorcycle, which of course my dog sized puppy loves to chase. We were outside playing fetch ( with the chuck it ball thrower I also highly recommend), when my nephew takes off on his motorcycle much to my surprise. She ran after him, but after 3 short bursts on vibrate, she was immediately back by my side ready to play ball again.Another problem I have had is her excitement when people walk in my house. For which I use the beep to get her attention first, then vibrate if that doesn't do the trick. An e-collar is not a magic pill, it wont do your job for you, but it certainly helps with off leash training, and refocusing my dogs attention back to me, her owner and trainer. The dog I train her to be in the next six months to a year is the dog I will have forever. I believe dogs need to run off some energy every day, especially my dog who is a Goldmaraner, well documented for their need to run everyday. Off leash they also learn to think for themselves , and satisfy their curiosity which makes for a more intelligent dog in the long run, in my opinion, I have had many dogs over the years.The battery life of the collar and the hand held remote has been great so far, still seems to be charged after a whole days use, I put it on the charger anyway, but have had no trouble with that. I also am very happy with the collar this unit comes with, and the device on it, it stays on the collar, no falling off or twisting like my last e collar, which I threw in the trash due to this problem, ( this was with my previous large breed dog) The basic design is quite solid, the collar threads through slots on the back of the device that vibrates, making it impossible to lose.The manufacturer sent me a charging block, when I wrote and told her I didn't have one, and a lanyard that really works great ,so I have my hands free, just for my trouble. I highly suggest you buy a lanyard, I nearly lost the remote before I put the lanyard on it, when it fell out of my pocket. (the way you attach the little loop is through the two holes on the corner of the remote ) Thank you Invirox! Great cost, and a great product! I waited months to review this because I wanted hands on experience first. Now I give it 5 stars!
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