People often see e-collars as a "last resort" or for "aggressive dogs," but they can help dogs of all temperaments. E-collars improve off-leash reliability, communication, and reduce stress during training.
They provide a stimulus that simplifies the learning process. Remember, results come from consistent training, not just using the collar as a quick fix. Learn more
Since 1985, we've been creating high-quality, safe products all dogs. Dogtra e-collars give a gentle static stimulation, like what you’d get from a physical therapist's tens unit, and they don’t cause burns. Our e-collars are waterproof and have safety features like a 12-second timeout and some models include safety level lock. E-Collar best practices include periodically rotating the collar to avoid pressure sores. Safety starts with you, so take some time to learn how to use the e-collar before starting your training journey. Learn More
Stubborn dogs often fall into two categories: willful disobedience or lack of understanding. For dogs that understand commands but selectively listen, an e-collar can help enforce commands. If your dog is barely getting started and doesn't yet understand commands, be patient with your early learner and get more training sessions in. E-collars can be effective in both scenarios, but it's important to know which category your dog falls into to set realistic
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There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer, but generally, most young dogs can start e-collar training at around 6 months old. However, it depends more on the owner. It's crucial to implement basic obedience first rather than using an e-collar to address typical puppy mischief. Be patient with your pup, as they are early learners in the training
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