
Remote
Shock Collar - Great for a dog?
How can a remote shock
collar benefit your dog obedience
training?
There are many various
types of shock collars for dogs.
You can
purchase the standard self automated type aimed at dog barking
problems, which automatically send a small static pulse to the
dog, or purchase aremote
shock collar which
allows you to decide when a static charge should be activated.
A remote shock collar is most commonly used for all types of
dog obedience training and can be a very effective tool if used
appropriately.
Below I
have listed the types of available remote shock collar that can be purchased. Some of these
remote shock collars make use of other methods of shock other
than static charges to discipline a dog.
Basic shock
collar
These types of collars
are designed to help train a dog basic commands such as sit,
heel, lie down etc. These type of collars come with limited
static charge strength as teaching a dog basic commands is not
fairly difficult.
Advance remote collar
Remote
shock collars in this area are the same as your standard remote
collar but offer more flexibility such as strength of static
charge and timer options. These are aimed at field and agility
training in dogs. The frequency of range is also greater than
your standard basic remote shock collar
Sports dog remote shock
collar
Again
the main benefit of collars in this range is the increased
freuqency in distance and in flexibility. These are probably
the most expensive types of remote shock collar on the market, and are only adviced for
use by proffesional dog trainers.
Spray remote shock
collar
This is a fairly new
type of collar which sprays small bursts of lemon fragrance to
gain a dogs attention. This is an effective type of training
collar for those looking not to use static charge type
collars.
Multi dog shock collar
If you would like to
train more than 1 dog on 1 remote then these type of collars
are useful. These type of collars are used for training dogs in
groups of 2 or more, and can involve the use of spray or static
charge correction.
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