The Ultimate eCollar Hack - How I Use the E-Collar to Train MY Dogs
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- WARNING: This video is for advanced level trainers and training.
Ecollar training is one of the most humane and fair ways to train a dog. Sadly, there are people who don't understand how to use e-collars or are just plain stupid. I've published many lessons on using ecollars in a fair and humane way.
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This video covers modifying your ecollar to make it more effective, more humane and an overall better tool.
I've kept this hack a secret for almost 10 years, but I see more and more people struggling with their ecollars and hate when I see the dogs suffer. Oftentimes I see dogs that get fried on the ecollar because the handler keeps turning it up and up because the contacts don't connect. This hack will help with that.
That being said, I strongly caution you to ALWAYS condition a dog to a new ecollar - AND, ALWAYS test the collar on yourself to the top level you can handle. Your dog depends on you to be fair. BE FAIR! Ecollars are not remote controls like on a TV, they are tools that send a signal to your dog.... Its a YES / NO switch.
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Not NEARLY ready for the ecollar with my pup...(6 months GSD....LOTS more learning before we get there). Super useful...I like the idea of even (and less voltage) stimulation. Very clever, Robert!
What I found after using the stimulation for a while I switched to the vibration mode and it works just as well if not better since I have a husky with thick double coat, she is always off leash while out on trails and no matter what distraction has perfect recall!
This is how I condition dogs with thick coats to an ecollar, too. If me, a trainer that couldn't make a solid consistent connection to the dog, how could I expect a novice dog owner to do better?
Believe it or not, the vibration mode is more aversive than a working level stim to most dogs.
So glad I found this video! You just earned a new subscriber Robert. I LOVE DIY hacks and always come up with great ones to say so myself. The thought of hacking the eCollar never even crossed my mind...let alone a standard collar. BRILLIANT!
Robert, I have to say man. I'm in awe of your work. You inspired me to, not train dogs, but rescue dogs/animals from terrible owners. Its rough, very rough at times, but extremely worth it. I had to learn to hold back what I want to say to these people, and instead look for every shred of evidence of animal abuse, to somehow make their miserable lives even worse.
You are freaking awesome! ❤ Also, this is the truest way to learn canine behavior and hone your skills. Those who ONLY get a dog from a specialist breeder don't impress me. That's like only driving automatic cars. You can drive manual. Working with rescues means you have greater experience working with whatever comes your way.
I just re-joined the membership after a few months away. Oh man -- pure gold. I recommend that anybody joins if they want far more in-depth lessons on everything you could think of for your dog's life and training. I'm just going through the lessons now and just had to post this somewhere. I'm going through the e-collar lessons and it's just so good.
You also recommend that for someone who is Dutch, so English isnt the first language.
@@GlassOfJuicee coincidentally, I’m Dutch (but English is my first language)… but yes, Robert Cabral demonstrates everything is very clear language and examples. I’ve also noticed many people are 2nd language English speakers and he is great adapting his answers to different people.
Sometimes one source is just way better than the rest, and that’s my experience with RC.
@@nicolasderuiter1699 oh echt? Dus het is het geld zeker waard?
@@GlassOfJuicee Voor mij zeker wel want ik heb een heel intens Shepherd - dus ik had zo veel inzicht mogelijk nodig, en ik wilde erg veel waardigheden met mijn hond opbouwen. RC biedt zo veel waarde. Volgens mij geeft hij het meest compleet beeld van de behandelen van honden. Je zou het ook kunnen proberen en later annuleren.
@@nicolasderuiter1699 dankjewel! Heb jij telegram?
Glad to find this video! My mini educator is already shipped, so good to know this improvement! Vielen dank, Robert!
THANK YOU. Robert you're a genius. I could not overcome this design flaw in my e-collar especially with my aussie's long coat on her neck, the contacts simply would not consistently stay in contact with the skin unless the collar was way overtightened. This is so clever!!
The prong ecollar is a pure life saver, with a thick coated GSD I always had consistency issues with the my e collar out of the box. Increasing the amount of contacts made it so I would be able to give very consistent corrections at lower levels.
hi, I like the idea a lot too, did you give it a try ?
@@williamboshi1855 Yes, still works great. Only change I made is switching to smaller thinner prongs.
@@ukrarex thanks for the feedback, appreciated!
You're great guy.. I love when people testing this kind of things on them selfs and great tip as well . Hope this will work on my Kangal
As an engineer, adding a small supporting plate for the two additional prongs would help with stability and ensuring contact without collar twist. Either 3D printed or hand cut from thin plastic or similar. Can be mounted on the outside or inside run of the collar.
Great idea! Approximately how big would each plate need to be, do ya think?
Thanks for this genius tip! Will try this for sure
Ever since I first saw your e-collars I’ve wondered where the heck you got the collar piece from, I honestly thought that you bought it like that and have searched for it online for about a year now.
I don’t know why it never occurred to me to just ask you lol 😂
You and your other followers come up with some seriously innovative ideas that dog training tool creators need to sit up and take notice because this is mind blowing! 🤯
I have started using the prong collar hack that a member sent to you about using the quick link, I had to size down to a 3mm because the thread on the 4mm ones from my local hardware store were thicker than that and wouldn’t go through the links.
I know this is an old video and you may never see my comment, Robert, but you are truly an amazing person and incredibly inspirational to me 🫶🏽
Thank you so much for everything you do and please keep it coming 👌🏽
Hi! Im trying to do the same, with the prong collar. I have a Garmin E-collar and i think i need a 2.5mm screw. So i need to size down from 3mm then? Cause i didnt find any 2.5mm
great info Robert--thanks as always--I need to go back and watch that second hack again--it was hard to see with black background, black shirt ,and black collar --just an FYI
Thank you so much R. Cabral
Very Interesting Hacks, good stuff Robert.
This is amazing! It is so hard to get consistent good contact with my long haired gsd when we use the ecollar, I will definitely be trying that last version thank you! Also are you using the stainless steel prong or the chrome or will either work?
Thank you for putting this out.
Sorry about the slow learner feedback.
Thank you very much for these useful tips!
I was scared short out on prong method and did a combo. I took a couple of prongs and fed through the holes in the collar and attached to the wire instead of extra ecollar points. The contact with the dog's neck is better too. Really great idea!
I know this is an old comment but do you have a picture or video of whay you're talking about? Did you wrap wire around the ecollar screws and then tie the wire to the prongs?
@@JimiInTheJungle Yes, I wrapped the wire around the electric prong, threaded it through holes in the collar, fixed the prong of a prong collar at an angle with one prong through hole in the collar, tied in place and put electrical tape around it. Just be sure all is placed so you can't short circuit by mistake.
These are awesome ideas. Thanks for sharing this for free. 👍👍
Thank you for this amazing video
??? Great video. I used an ecollar in conjunction with long line for recall training my Rhodesian Ridgeback. The collar (Educator) has a tone to shock function, so eventually, in conjunction with a whistle or "come," I would tone as well. Now my dog comes, even from deer just using the tone. It has made his life so much better because we back to woods and we can go on off-leash hikes every day.
My question is, what are your thoughts on using the ecollar for redirecting a dog that is hyperfocused on other dogs? I don't want to create an association that seeing other dogs =unpleasantness.
The possibility to meet/play is stronger than the highest value treats (rare steak cooked in butter and a little brown sugar). Even that is not enough for certain dogs (dogs that are similar size and look like the would be fun to play with. It makes walks a challenge. He is so great until we have to try to pass a dog going the other way on the street (especially when the owner is not paying attention- for example: flexy leash and on the phone)...
Thank you so much!
that's awesome, thank you for sharing this.
Might sound silly, but I have an e-collar for my pug. This hack seems like the perfect solution for me. This will let me get much better contact with the pug’s skin while easing up on the tightness of the collar simply because the strap won’t be pushing the box into her neck. My shepherd doesn’t have any issues with her collar, but I‘ll do that for her, too. Great tips!
Great to hear!
Very informative and beautifully delivered - thank you on behalf of all of us the newbies
As usual great Stuff. Dogtra gonna do a Custom Cabral Collar rumor has it. Robert, did you purchase from Garmin the two electronic prongs for the model you use? Thanks!
Lol. Yes get your prongs from the original manufacturer
Good vid. It is IMHO, all about making sure your dogs knows the command. Then you can use the lowest tone needed to enforce a command if they blow you off.
Thanks for the info. Lil Rhody thanks you too.
Think muscle stimulation, not shock. I think that's important for folks to understand..
Yes true!!
Totally. I tell people it’s like the rehab tens unit that a hospital or doctor uses. Light muscle contractors that are not painful unless way too high.
@@alaskayoung3413 🤣 have you ever tested it on yourself at max correction level? 🙄 I did. Never again, I think I pulled a muscle in the process and it wasn't pleasent. Interestingly my dog is scared of the vibration button but doesn't fear the muscle stimulation. I think of it as a remote touch. And Your explanation of TENS unit is perfect
@@allaboutroofing2 yes I've tested it on myself on max level... but I've never done it to my dog. The whole principle is to give your dog the least lowest possible level to get the desired outcome and then lower it even less than that once they understand the process. But I did it on max just bc I wouldn't ever do something to my dog that I wouldn't want done to me. And exactly for the reason of, if anyone told me it was inhumane I could tell them I did it to myslef and know how it feels.. So if I know how it feels on max and it didn't cause sever pain and I use it on the bottom 15% of what its capable of then nobody can tell me shit.
@@allaboutroofing2 I've heard dog youtubers say that dogs prefer low electric stimulation than vibrations. it's said in the video but if your dog don't react to elec stimulation, mb it's because of poor contact and don't increase the levels until there is a random contact and an unexpected big shock cause damn that felt bad when I did that to my dog
what a great video, thank you!
Thanks for the free info been following you since I am trying to get a GSD this spring!
Good luck. Do your homework & go thru a reputable breeder. Getting my GSD has been life changing in the best ways!
Thank you so much.
Thank you. I got an e collar for shock, sound and vibration I am researching the correct use of. I am extremely apprehensive of zapping my SD so the first hack is very interesting for me. I use her off leash for mobility assistance, opening doors etc. As she is almost 2 squirrels, birds etc are are her pray drive weakness and she will put the chase on them. Once they are out of reach my recall is still good but im hoping this will assist in her re focusing on me.
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Wow.. What a concept. Do a couple hours of research and realize that using an e collar is so much more than an easy way to control dogs. Imagine my surprise to find out one must train the dog to understand the sensations, sounds, vibrations before it works. Now imagine someone using these tools as intended. Bet that would flip the 'no negative training' people on their head.. yes. I am being extremely sarcastic. Thanks again for the incite
Thanks for all that, makes much sense! 👍🌈
thank you very much friend !!! #Brazil
I've been considering getting the "comfort wings" that Educator Collars sells as an additional add-on. I'm not as "mechanically minded" as you are, Robert, and a little worried I'd screw this up somehow. But watching this, I realize part of the idea of the comfort wings is to disperse the stimulation a bit more, and they DO say you can often/usually use a lower level once you use those "Comfort Wings", "Comfort Pads". For someone who's not as comfortable doing this hack, do you think spending $40-50 for those "Comfort Pads/wings" might make a meaningful difference in my dog's comfort?
Thanks Robert--you've heard it a million times, but let me tell you once more--you're the BEST out there!! (And PS: I've seen that European $1200 collar you're talking about--I think they might owe you some royalties, lol)
I haven’t tried the wings, but the idea is similar. Thank you for your kind words.
did you figure out how to prevent climbs down comfort pads with ecollar on long hair dogs? we have to constantly check and bring it back to 4 oclock position
Thank you 🙏🏼
Do you have a video how to make the prong and the e collar in one ???
I tried to do the prong collar hack with an ET-300 from E-Collar Technologies and it wouldn't work. I believe ET-300s are made with a custom bolt size and I couldn't find any nuts to screw onto them. I tried every size imaginable.
So unless I have a defective collar, this hack will not work with ET-300s
Much appreciated Sir, from the United Kingdom
Excellent! Thank you!
You are welcome!
I’ve had dogs completely bum out simply due to the out of box buckle collar strap, it’s basically a straight jacket to get good consistent contact (especially with longer hair breeds). Bungee collar all day! Great stuff.
Pro trick : you can watch movies at Flixzone. Been using them for watching a lot of movies recently.
Is the e-collar with the four contact points similar to the Chamelion by Martin Systems/Bart Bellon?
I was gonna write a whole story about my experience with the shock collar. But instead I will just say buy the damn thing and try it on yourself. It's a must buy tool for training
I love this idea but my mal has to use the sensitive adapter and can't use the regular prongs for his mini educator how would I go about doing this cause this make perfect sense. Because when my mal is amped up I have to turn up the level on his ecollar and I don't like having to do that to regain his focus
If I use this lower on my GSDs neck while also wearing a Prong "Keepers Collar" snug just below ears/high on neck, would that be okay? I'm wondering about the risk of shorting the collar. You say NOT to use a "Fur Saver" chain collar with this die to risk of short, that makes sense as those are loose and move around a lot. But what kind of collar would you use to attach a leash? Even with a plain, flat collar & leash, is there a risk that the metal clasp on lease & d-ring on plain collar could touch prongs & cause a short?
I'm wondering if you are suggesting to only use this set up if your dog is ONLY wearing this & otherwise off-leash?
It’s not the.Buckley that is the issue, it’s the chain laying across the contacts.
Hi, can you show us exactly how you attached the E collar to the prong please, I know you said with screws but through what part of the prong please
Thank you! I have a question about the diy choke collar. If the 2 sides touch while the ecollar is turned off, will it still damage the electrics? (I know that sounds obv. to any trolls but hey, some kind of connection has to happen to turn it on in the first place lol)
No it will not damage the collar.
Damn dude this video is low key mind blowing, I had no idea you could rig up extra contacts like that so easily. I own an almost 6 month old Malinois and will be conditioning her to the e collar soon, this is exactly the sort of info I've been looking for. I don't need to know how to condition the collar or how to use it, mostly just want to know little tricks like this to make it more versatile or useful...
Then when it fails and you over stim your dog you’ll be regretting it.
@@scoobyjohn1 excuse you?
Yes
Thank you
On the final hack, A close-up of the details would be nice
I'll be posting a follow up video soon!
@@RobertCabralDogs Thank you, and could you clarify this stupid question I have?
After you connect the "sprnger type, " you said never let the metal touch. Did you mean that, or did you mean "never touch them while activating the remote, because it will short out"????
Thanks
Just buy the wings for long coated dogs. No need to jerry rig something and short out your receiver and have to buy a whole new one.
one of the things about the prong collar is the voltage decrease as it goes out from the box.
I’ve done it for years. Insignificant decrease. Best option is to use the Martin system collar here:
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Awesome mods! I have an e-collar but have not used it - not educated enough yet.
Glad to see that you are humane
🤔...I need to make one of these with the prongs on the exterior for whenever my dog gets bullied at the dog park
Best thing you can do for your pup is to STOP taking him to dog parks. Get dog friends that are just as avid about their dogs as you and let them play in backyard, or take them all on hikes. Dog parks are full of awful dogs
Most of the Herm Sprenger links are now either chrome plated steel, or black powder coated steel. Will those both work with electrical conduction? I can't find raw, unplated stainless steel Herm Sprenger links?
I’m using the chrome plated. Works perfect.
Robert, everyone says (including you on past videos) that the smaller Herm Springer links are better when used as a regular training collar--but with your hack, especially on a undercoated/thick coated dog like a German Shepherd, I imagine the bigger Herm Sprenger links would work better with your hack, right? Because you're not going for a better "pinch", you're simply going for better contact (when using your hack--no pinching or physical leash pressure involved, just mild electric stim). Agreed?
I still only use the 2.25mm both for
My Malinois and my Gsd
Hey Robert, I followed your design and still need further testing but when I test the collar on myself I seem to only feel it on the added contacts and I don't feel it from the transmitter contacts. So when I tap the button on the remote I'm still only feeling it from two contacts instead of all four. Am I doing something wrong? Are the transmitter contacts weaker because the flow of electricity is going to the added contacts? Or is that how it's supposed to work, one pair fails the other pair will make contact?
It may feel weaker but all 4 should receive a stim .
@@RobertCabralDogs Yeah I was using audio wire which is threaded because that's all I had at the moment. I was able to get some size 22 gauge solid wire and rewired the e-collar and it seems to have better connection. I'm feeling it on all four contacts now for sure. I'm a big fan and love your content, thank you and goodnight 🐕🦺👍
Robert i have Belgian Malinois with little bit longer hair, i am just in process of folowing your guide in members area , do you think it will work ok?
Yes it will work!
wizardry! nice info
Very interesting. With Zed I need the Bleep sound all round , not the stim lol : ) Bit more tricky I think. Thanks Robert, great ideas.
Send me a DM Laura, I may be able to help you out on that...
Have you ever had an issue with the two main probes backing off when threaded with the collar in between?
no... use a drop of loctite!
Genius!!!!!
What diameter/size screws do you use when you attach the prong collar to the E collar? Btw your a genius for coming up with this idea. Part of the problem I’ve always had with the ecollar was the prongs not consistently making contact. I have a German Shepherd with a thick under coat.
Take the. Collar with you the hardware store. Different brands, different sizes.
Buy 2cm metal ones. Then no need to be too tight, since the impulse gets through at some point. You need to have a good e-collar, like Dogtra etc, where all the pressure comes to contact points and not on strap holders at sides.
If I move the strap like your first hack will it affect its ability to be water proof?
thanks, when I'll try on my collar I'll check if it looks water proof
Please teach Pierre W about the correct and the human use of an e-collar. We need a good spokesperson in Europe who can speak positive about the e-collar use.
Also the 1st hack actually decreases space under the collar thus increasing choking. Put it on a short-fur dog to see for yourself.
You are freaking BRILLIANT! Thank you!!!!
Did you say that someone makes a "prong e-collar" - I guess I don't feel comfortable wiring it up wrong.
I do absolutely love the concept of evenly spaced, lower power concept
Please let me know if someone makes one - thank you
I did it myself. watch the video
I couldn’t see up close in the video how you attached the prong collar ends to the screw terminals of the receiver.
how about water and rain in particular? it safe same as regular waterproof collars?
I’ll be covering that in an upcoming video.
When a collar sits on a dog's neck, the dog's skin forms a closed circuit between the 2 points. Doing so with a prong collar (more metal) only decreases the resistance. Where are you getting this idea that you're going to short an ecollar (which is operated by a battery) and what is the "downside" to this if it's connected to a rechargeable battery? You just recharge it right? I'm confused by this part... I've worked very little with electronics but I don't think metal is more conductive than water and if water/dog's skin doesn't short it, then neither should metal.
You ought to patent these hacks and sell your own collars! I'll be the first in line to buy one. Will I make one myself? M'eh, probably not - but I'd buy one from you.
Can the prongs touch while the collar is off or would that cause it to short out too?
If it’s off there’s no worry.
@@RobertCabralDogs okay thanks!! If it’s on but not using the static button will that short it? Or Will it only short out if you’re pressing the static button and both sides touch??
Genius.
So if I have the prong e collar setup what happens if my dog brushes against a gate? will the collar short out?
No
How do you stop dogs that chew the paracord hanging down?
In the prong variation, how are prongs connected to receiver?
Two screws. Watch the full video on my page: robertcabral.com
Robert can you tell me what kind of screw goes on PT6 since i cant find correct one its crazy !!!
Take it with you to the hardware store
@@RobertCabralDogs did and our hardware stores are like shit :D Will have to order it online and i am not sure about step of screw i need to use.
found it :D it works like charm :D
@@fazer215 wat was the dimension of the screw tat fitted, finally?
For the Delta XC Sport the screw is a UNC size 4 (is an American thread)
Start at level one on the collar. Your dog may feel the collar at lower levels than you will feel. I feel 12 on my hand my dog can feel 3 on the EC
Is there any additional risk with this if your dog jumps into pond or gets wet while it's on?
No more risk. Same as regular ECollar.
Will you take responsibility for the risk of sending a dog into water with an electronic tool conducting electricity to metal prongs that has been altered against safety recommendations and outside manufacturer testing? Or does your statement that this is only for “advanced handlers” (yet posting it online for all to see) do enough to clear your guilt?
@@emilyanderson5832 I don't use the Educator Collar while it is wet. It was developed by electrical engineers. The charging ports have rubber plugs that prevent water from getting into the unit. The collar is stated to be safe to get wet in the manual. The company has been around a long time, and the product appears to be safe; Mr Cabral's alteration doesn't actually change the way the electricity is conducted, and he's also done this a long time-- so no, I'm not sweating it. I did look into it further.
The problem is telling people, as a whole, that this modification is safe for XYZ. Altering the wiring and making modifications to a product that conducts electricity is incredibly dangerous and unethical. Obviously everyone can take the risk of they’d like but it is not something that a “professional” should be putting out to the general public, even which the acknowledgement that only “experienced handlers” should do this - because we all know some jackass will inevitably screw it up and fry themselves or their dog. It has happened to people with a regular ecollar malfunction, and creating a modification without safety testing is dangerous.
@@emilyanderson5832 shut up because you know nothing of how electricity works woman.
Hi Robert. I have a chihuahua that is short haired and have the smallest educator for her. The problem I have is getting a proper fit, as it’s either to tight or shifts and doesn’t make proper contact. I decided to attach receiver to a soft leather collar, which seems to fit better for the time. However I am unsure if leather is ok to use? I plan to make a bungee type collar set up for her. Thanks for your time and great content!
I would use plastic or biothane
@@RobertCabralDogs ok. Thanks for your response.
You can get really light, soft biothane that's much more flexible and perfect for little dogs and punch the holes in it yourself, attach a bungey at the back and you're set.
@@TeslaNick2 thanks!
Hello Robert! I have a question to do to you, hope you can give me your opinion. My dog is reactive to some doga while he is in our yard. Some specific dogs e really gets crazy with them. Whats the best way to stop that. Happens many times im inside the house and he gets crazy and i need to go at door and send him to his bed. Its e-collar an option, so i can give him a correction faster instead i walk to the door and then correct him??
Thanks for the videos, i really love your content!
Perhaps start with teaching the dogs what you want before correcting them with e-collar e.a. sit with your dog and teach them through positive reinforcement what you want. When they comply with you present then increase distance, when they fully understand and are 75% reliable is when you should start e-collar correction imo
Would it be a problem if water gets in contact with the wires?
no!
@@RobertCabralDogs thanks!
I am embarrassed I hadn't thought of these myself
You should have an Amazon affiliate link my good man.
i do...
Fantastic tool when used the proper way and not like a moron as a punishment/discipline
thanks for watching the video
Hi Robert, do we need to use the e-collar on the dog forever? Or we wouldn't need it once the dog is fully trained/condition? I'm just concern that if without the e-collar on my dog while out in the parks and my dog wouldn't listen to my commends. Many thanks.
The dog feels the shock much more intensely than a human does. So I suggest if you feel it on 4 then use less like 2 or 3 on the dog and really observe how the dog reacts because some dogs are much more sensitive to shock than other dogs. My collar has vibration and shock. Some dogs hate vibration.
Why does a dog feel it more?
@@alaskayoung3413 thats from my observation. Why are some people more sensitive to pain than others? I guess we will never know for sure why dogs are different than people. When I try it at a certain number that I hardly feel and the dog reacts heavily, it seems obvious that he feels it more intensely. Maybe it's something to do with their skin or how much hair they have that causes electricity to conduct more easily. I don't know why. Maybe short haired dogs conduct electricity less than long hair. I do think it's a good idea to watch how your dog reacts and not base it only on how you feel. Dog trainers suggest that you use the lowest setting that works.
It's like when you say a command. It's best to say it calmly and get more and more intense until it works. You want to use thé minimum amount of intensity for anything. If a child misbehaves and stops as soon as you calmly tell him to stop, then great. No need to get heavy u less he continues. Same idea. That's my opinion.
@@perrypelican9476 where did u try it on yourself? Like part of body. Bc that will change how it feels.
I asked bc I was curious if your statement was like an objective science fact or your opinion.
What is the thread size and pitch? i tried it on myself 1st. went up to a 7 on my own neck. WOW. On my cattle dog, the collar was not working so i kept turning it up, tightening, re-adjusting. Then all of a sudden my poor dog barks and jumps 6 ft straight up. So i put it back on my neck and pushed the button at 16, bang! I might have jumped higher than he did. now i feel like such a dick. eventually i got it to work at 5 but the collar feels so stinking tight . too tight to go trail running. This showed up in my feed at the right time. What is the thread size and pitch?
Take your collar to the hardware store with you. Different collars have different threads. Easiest just to take it along.
I have a now 24 mo. old female Boxer. I only had to use the shock a few times, and now she wears the collar loosely and the vibrate and even the beep tells her what she needs to know.
And yes, she was a difficult nut to crack. 🙃
What e collar brands are you mentioning when you talk about evenly distributed corrections?
my choices are Garmin, ECollar Technologies and Dogtra
Can you make these and sell them 🙏
I joined your website and I see now that you give directions on how to make the prong collar. Thank you.
I use my dogs ecollar on my neck when I have a migraine it helps to massage the muscles and helps
Really?! That's genius!
You can get e-stim devices with better contacts for relatively cheap at like Walgreens or CVS.
If only I could find a man who'd let me outfit him in an e-prong...
How about a white background?
Wish you had on a white shirt. I can't see the collar in front of your black shirt. I can't tell what you did with the prong. It looked like you took it out and just put it back in. I saw no difference.
Watch again. It’s all explained. Thanks for the wardrobe advice 😃
@@RobertCabralDogs I'm a visual learner, but I'll watch again. 👍
I understand. It’s really simple. Just pause the video abs make some simple notes. It’s further explained in my older video. 👍
What happens if your dog gets it wet?