Teach Two Dogs At Same Time With Two Unique Sounds
On/Off switch.
Batteries Included
Training Instructions Enclosed
Easy To Hold With Finger Loop and/or Removable Lanyard.
Developed in collaboration with Peter Neville, behavior consultant, the Clik-R Duo lets you train two dogs at the same time – each dog gets his own personal reward sound! The Clik-R Duo features two electronic sounds – one like a traditional clicker and the other a unique triple chime sound. Use it to reward good manners, teach loose-leash walking, sit, stay and down. Complete training instructions enclosed. Batteries included.
Hand-held device trains dogs and cats with sound, not shock stimulus
Features 3 obedience tones plus a NO tone
No training collar required
LED command indicators
Requires one 9-volt alkaline battery (not included)
The new Pro Trainer Plus gives you a quick, easy way to train your dog or cat. This hand held, multi-tone electronic pet training aid uses sound, not shock, to teach your dog or cat to behave. The Pro Trainer Plus gives you four different training tones. Three obedience tones are provided to teach your pet specific behaviors such as Sit, Come, Heel, etc. A rapidly pulsating, irritating NO tone is provided to deter barking, jumping, digging and other unwanted behaviors. Also works on cats. The Pr
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Question by My BFF is a Pitador!: How often do you think when people claim to be a “vet tech” or “dog trainer” that it is false?
Recently, there seems to be a lot of “vet techs” here on Y!A and where I am sure that some of them are legitimate (I can usually tell by the types of questions they choose to answer and how accurate their responses are) but it seems quite a few people give faulty advice and claim their “source” to be “vet tech for X years”.
Why would someone intentionally state false facts and then try to convince the asker that they are correct by giving false credentials?
It has led me to wonder if anyone has ever followed the advice of the “vet techs” and have caused harms to their animals and it scares me.
I don’t see the point in not only giving bad advice but then attempt to validate the poor advice by claiming to be a “vet tech” or (rarely) “certified dog trainer”.
Has anyone else picked up on this latest trend?
PS Just to clarify, I am certain there are more than enough actual vet techs and dog trainers on here; some who state their position and some who do not and I am curious as to your take on this as well.
Adding: I would never come here to ask medical advice or actually any advice that I could get from my own vet or training club. I just see it a lot here and it scares me in case anyone actually listens to it
Best answer:
Answer by Rayven-Fried Sea Kittens Anyone? Its always been like that on here. Which is why its kills me when people come on here asking for medical advice or about what human meds they can give their dog. I don’t care if something was ok for someone else’s dog you shouldn’t ever treat or give a dog anything without talking or see your own vet. That’s just common sense.
Most often the wannabee just parrot the answers they have seen on here and other times. They give bad advice and have the nerve to slap vet tech on there or in some cases breeder. There are more than a few bybs running around on here giving out advice that no good breeder would.
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Low Battery Detect Feature in both Transmitter and Receiver
For use with stubborn dogs
The SportDOG YardTrainer SD-105S has been proven safe, comfortable and effective for dogs over 8 pounds. Consistent, correct use of this product allows you to reinforce commands and correct misbehavior from up to 100 yards. The Remote Transmitter sends a signal, activating the Collar Receiver to deliver a harmless stimulation. With proper training, a dog will learn to associate this signal with a command. Like all SportDOG products, this model features adjustable stimulation levels so you can t
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Remote trainer dog spray collar training control L3X
Ideal for field training or hunting with close-working dogs
Up to 16 levels of continuous and 8 levels of momentary stimulation
Designed to provide higher stimulation power for large or stubborn dogs
No assembly required
Includes transmitter, receiver, lanyard, rechargeable Ni-MH batteries, and limited lifetime warranty
The FieldTrainer® is loaded with technical breakthroughs in the smallest package available in this price range. Features such as 3-dog capability and waterproof/submersible transmitter and receiver are among the most advanced features ever offered in a mid-range training system. With 400 yards of range, these palm-of-the-hand sized model are designed for field training and hunting with close0working dogs. For use in the US only. This unit is compatible with all US 110v outlets and are not t
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