They do a great job on him.
Careful with those collars, I know nothing about brand vs performance, but my daughter just tried a set and it was a nightmare. Range inconsistent, random shocks. Also, bad design, if power is lost, collars think dog is out of range and shocks repeatedly/continuously. I guess the good ones are awesome, just a heads up.My boys decided to go exploring the other day and didn't return for 12 hours. They went way out of their range for their current training collars so I ordered some new ones I can set a perimeter on.
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I'll be testing them out myself before trying them on the dogs. I am a little concerned because I have metal buildings and it says they could interfere with the signal. If these don't work I'll have to go with more expensive GPS collars. I'm on 40 acres so underground isn't an option.Careful with those collars, I know nothing about brand vs performance, but my daughter just tried a set and it was a nightmare. Range inconsistent, random shocks. Also, bad design, if power is lost, collars think dog is out of range and shocks repeatedly/continuously. I guess the good ones are awesome, just a heads up.
I checked your link and sorry to say, those looks very similar.
Maybe go on some of the gun dog/coon dog forums and see what they recommend. Probably the GPS ones I'll bet.I'll be testing them out myself before trying them on the dogs. I am a little concerned because I have metal buildings and it says they could interfere with the signal. If these don't work I'll have to go with more expensive GPS collars. I'm on 40 acres so underground isn't an option.