Opinions on Ecollar Brands?

[Ddski5]

You can see where the box sticks out here and these are culled picts that don’t look too bad.





but again.....That educator has taken an absolute beating and still performs great.

 

[Tropicalbri's]

I have the Garmin Tri Tronics Sport Pro.
In salt water and pool water almost daily, running through rugged terrain daily.
Has 3/4 mile range, tone, vibrate, stim, bark eliminator, headlights for night, water proof transmitter and receiver.

I have no complaints with the Garmin.

 

[Tropicalbri's]

I have the Garmin Tri Tronics Sport Pro.
In salt water and pool water almost daily, running through rugged terrain daily.
Has 3/4 mile range, tone, vibrate, stim, bark eliminator, headlights for night, water proof transmitter and receiver.

I have no complaints with the Garmin.

It also has the capability to work 3 dogs off one transmitter.

 

[strykerdobe]

You know....we don’t have many picts of your Dobermans anyways!

Ok LOL!
Was tough getting him to sit still.
Arson!

 

[Tropicalbri's]

I like the low profile of the e collar.

 

[Ddski5]

I like the low profile of the e collar.

Bri, you mean the Dogtra, right??

 

[Ddski5]

That’s a good looking Doberman....
Thanks @strykerdobe.

 

[Tropicalbri's]

Bri, you mean the Dogtra, right??

Which ever one that Strykerdobe’s Arson has on.

 

[Ravenbird]

@strykerdobe which model is that? It really does have a low profile! I guess I'll stick with my ol' clunky look for now, but if it works as well as it looks, that sure is an added bonus.

 

[Lizbeli]

Looks just like the dogtra arc- which is what we have.

 

[strykerdobe]

@strykerdobe which model is that? It really does have a low profile! I guess I'll stick with my ol' clunky look for now, but if it works as well as it looks, that sure is an added bonus.

It's the Dogtra ARC. We bought a 2 dog model.

 

[Doberman Gang]

@strykerdobe which model is that? It really does have a low profile! I guess I'll stick with my ol' clunky look for now, but if it works as well as it looks, that sure is an added bonus.

Have you seen these hidden ecollar the e secret keeper?

 

[strykerdobe]

That’s a good looking Doberman....
Thanks @strykerdobe.

Thank you! He is a very good hopeful in IPO/IGP. He's 19mo now. Will go for his BH in spring.
He is a fighter on the bite. He just doesn't go along for the ride!
We bred our female Zara with a multiple IPO 3 male. Which he also placed in the top teens out of 49 Dobermans at the IDC in Hungry a couple of yrs ago.

 

[Ravenbird]

Have you seen these hidden ecollar the e secret keeper?

Haven't seen those, have you used them? I can go to Etsy for more info, but just wondering how the box stays in place, and with the tapered design if it would stay to the side of the neck instead of rotating to under the chin, or if the strings dig in when pulled tight enough. One would have to use this to find out, but I do like the idea.

Honestly I've gotten to where I have zero f's left for what John Q Public thinks. I like my dog to look nice, but the last few weeks I've kinda lost patience with the poor puppy dog crowd. Sorry, off my rant now.

I may have to start another thread on e-collar use with training... hitting a snag the last couple of days, but I'll work on it a little more before I post about it.

 

[Tropicalbri's]

Honestly I've gotten to where I have zero f's left for what John Q Public thinks. I like my dog to look nice, but the last few weeks I've kinda lost patience with the poor puppy dog crowd. Sorry, off my rant now.

I use neck gaitors and tuck one side of gaitor under the collar part leaving the receiver with full skin contact. Most people never know there is an e collar under the gaitor, plus they think it looks stylish to have the neck gaitor on and totally miss the reason for it. People are pitas!!

 

[Doberman Gang]

Haven't seen those, have you used them? I can go to Etsy for more info, but just wondering how the box stays in place, and with the tapered design if it would stay to the side of the neck instead of rotating to under the chin, or if the strings dig in when pulled tight enough. One would have to use this to find out, but I do like the idea.

Honestly I've gotten to where I have zero f's left for what John Q Public thinks. I like my dog to look nice, but the last few weeks I've kinda lost patience with the poor puppy dog crowd. Sorry, off my rant now.

I may have to start another thread on e-collar use with training... hitting a snag the last couple of days, but I'll work on it a little more before I post about it.

They are just like the other bungee ecollars you can buy but decorative.
I agree I don’t care what they look like but how they work. I don’t let other people’s opinions influence me.

 

[Rits]

I have zero f's left for what John Q Public thinks.

SAME. I don't care if people can see my ecollar! Yes, her invisible leash is on.

 

[Ddski5]

Honestly I've gotten to where I have zero f's left for what John Q Public thinks. I like my dog to look nice, but the last few weeks I've kinda lost patience with the poor puppy dog crowd.

Hahaha......this doesn’t surprise me for some reason.

I may have to start another thread on e-collar use with training... hitting a snag the last couple of days, but I'll work on it a little more before I post about it.

Please post, I am interested in knowing/learning.

 

[Doberman Gang]

I may have to start another thread on e-collar use with training... hitting a snag the last couple of days, but I'll work on it a little more before I post about it.

Let me know if you have any questions

 

[Antman408]

I have the E-Collar technologies ET-800 receivers and the PE-900 transmitters and I’m very happy with them. You can program 2+ Receivers to one transmitter. 100 different stim levels. Vibrate along with a tone. The ones I have are waterproof and have a 3/4 mile range. I’ve attached photos for reference.