HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST DOG TRAINING COLLAR

Stimulation Modes (Intensity)

This is probably the most important factor to think about when buying a dog collar. The stimulation mode determines the intensity of the collar. The more the stimulation modes, the more control you have over the intensity.

Usually, there are three main stimulation modes that most collars have: continuous, momentary, and warning. The continuous mode shocks the dog continuously (much like what an invisible dog fence does), the momentary mode sends one short shock, and the warning mode warns the dog by vibrating or ringing before the shock comes.

Others come with more advanced modes. There are some that come with run and point modes so that you can hear what your dog is doing in the walkie-talkie. The stimulation modes you want will really depend on you. Decide on what you think you need.

Collar Size

Of course, you have to take into consideration the collar size. The collar size depends on the neck size of your dog. In order to measure this, let your dog try on a collar and try to fit your two fingers inside. If the two fingers can perfectly fit between the neck and the collar, then it’s the right size.

After that, measure the size and use it as a basis when you buy your shock collar. Take note that this factor determines whether your dog is comfortable or not. This is why you have to measure accordingly.

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