Best 2 collar system for two dogs in your opinion?
Was thinking about this one.
https://petspy.com/collections/frontpage/products/petspy-m686-remote-dog-trainerIf there is a better one for the money, please tell me.
Posted By: BradyBuck
Re: Shock Collar - 06/29/18 04:58 PM
I can almost guarantee you that for $70 that collar is going to suck...
Inconsistent stim, battery life and durability will all most likely be issues...
I personally do not have any first had experience with it...so take my opinion with that in mind.
I have the Dogtra 1900s and I really like it.
https://www.cabelas.com/product/Dogtra-S...mp;gclsrc=aw.dsI have heard good things about Sport Dog recently as well. I used to hear a lot of negative reviews but a friend of mine switched and is really liking them.
https://www.flexpetz.com/sportog-fieldtr...DCABEgLmzPD_BwE
Posted By: LarryCopper
Re: Shock Collar - 06/29/18 05:26 PM
^^^ Agreed
Sport Dog and Gamin / TriTronics will last. I know Dogtra has been around a while, I just don't have any personal experience with them.
In this deal you get what you pay for.
Posted By: Sweese
Re: Shock Collar - 06/29/18 06:40 PM
I recommend Sportdog.
I have used a Sportdog 425 camo for 5 years(upland and waterfowl) with no problems. The size is excellent. It is very small, lightweight, and waterproof. I have another friend I hunt with that has the same collar. He had to replace a battery and a lost remote during 2 separate duck hunting trips. Sportdog was all over it and sent the needed gear express right to the hotel he was staying at.
Posted By: triggerbowtx
Re: Shock Collar - 06/29/18 07:51 PM
I agree with the above statements. That collar you posted has a nice price tag but I'm afraid you will get what you pay for. I use a Dogtra Edge RT and I love it. In my opinion, you can not go wrong with a Dogtra or Garmin/Tri Tronics collar. It sounds like Sportdog is putting out some nice products now as well. I would stick with one of those three brands. If you try and save some money and buy a cheap no-name brand, you will just have to buy a new collar sooner than later.
Posted By: Greg
Re: Shock Collar - 06/30/18 12:40 AM
I went with the tritronic sport basic G3 about 10 yrs ago and it’s still running strong. I’m very pleased. I think this is the new version of it
https://www.gundogsupply.com/garmin-tri-...ASAAEgKal_D_BwE
Posted By: kindall
Re: Shock Collar - 06/30/18 01:48 PM
Since Garmin took over Tritronics, I went with the Dogtra rt edge.
So far I like it as well as my old Tritronics.
Posted By: Mundo
Re: Shock Collar - 06/30/18 06:58 PM
Stick with Garmin or Dogtra. You want a two dog collar that has constant and momentary and has a good low range and allows you to step up the power easily when a dog is unresponsive. Low range is critical--you get the best results when you can work the dog around high 1 or low 2 level . This is just an annoying level but allows you to use a lot of constant pressure with out burning the dog. Save those high, high levels for dangerous situations--like snakes and javelin.
A good 2 dog collar is going to run @ 300 or more. Dogtra's and Garmin are waterproof, have a better range and longer battery life.
They also recharge faster.
Posted By: Cochise
Re: Shock Collar - 07/02/18 03:01 PM
I have had two dogs on a Sport Dog 425 for almost 5 years now with zero problems.
Posted By: Shortya
Re: Shock Collar - 07/06/18 05:11 PM
Garmin Tri Tronics Sport Pro is solid!
Posted By: Buckshot54
Re: Shock Collar - 07/07/18 03:57 AM
Garmin Sport Pro is a great setup. Simple and easy to use while in a small pkg.
Posted By: hunting_guy
Re: Shock Collar - 07/11/18 06:35 PM
I use sport dog. It works just fine.
Posted By: Pittstate
Re: Shock Collar - 07/11/18 10:33 PM
I would also throw in DT Systems in the mix for good e collars. I have used the 1820 Plus for the last 6 years on my Lab and it is still going great. SportDog probably gives you the best "deal" for the money. You just won't have the range.